Posted on 06/02/2005 8:33:20 AM PDT by Cool Chick
Lesbian Basketball, Season 9 vs. the Indy Chick June 02, 2005 By Debbie Schlussel
What’s the difference between the WNBA and Danica Patrick?
For one thing, she looks like a woman, and they don’t.
Then there’s Title IX—affirmative action for useless women’s sports no-one cares about, like water polo and crew (a/k/a “You Gotta Regatta Lesbiatta”).
WNBA players had Title IX to succeed, but are in season nine of extreme failure. Danica Patrick—the rookiette race-car driver who came in forth at Sunday’s Indy 500—didn’t have Title IX. They don’t have it in racing. The IRL only has that amazing non-governmental program, called, “The Free Market.” And unlike the WNBA, Patrick competes against the men on their own turf. And succeeding.
That’s the lesson of the last week in sports: Feminism is phony. Sports are showbiz. Good-looking women get endorsements. Women who look and act like men don’t. Women who succeed against men on their own turf get respect. Women who constantly whine about equality—yet need their own, separate, unequal league to succeed—don’t get respect.
Take a look at the raven-haired, petite Patrick with her long tresses. Then, look at the
7’2” Margo Dydek of Connecticut’s WNBA team—if you dare. Which one would guys rather date? Which one would most young girls rather be like when they grow up?
Hint: They aren’t making a scale version of Dydek Barbie anytime soon. Dyslexic young girls might unscramble the letters of her surname and get the right idea of what the WNBA is really about.
That’s the image from which the WNBA is desperately trying to get away. But it’s stuck with it like white on rice (apologies to low-carbers).
When the “season” started over a week ago, the “league’s” website featured a story about WNBA players’ prom memories. But
(Excerpt) Read more at debbieschlussel.com ...
OMG! Thank goodness a woman wrote this. A man would be castrated by the NOW gals! LOL!!
I most certainly do not dare. ......and please, no one post her photo.
Hopefully she can soon write about the demise of the WNBA.
Don't count on it.
The WNBA has been around for eight years. Has it ever turned one dime of profit in all that time? I don't think it has, which means that the NBA is committed to sinking money into this bottomless pit for all time. Remember that the next time you drop five hundred bucks to go see a regular NBA game.
Okay, you've convinced me.
Margo Dydek
That picture on her webpage is old, when she was on the northside of 120 pounds.
My local ultra-liberal (Seattle) fishwrap appears to be committed to giving equal print to the city's WNBA team (the "Storm") as they do to the Sonics. But despite the force-feeding, few (outside of the dyke population) are buying.
When is the pic from? Here's a recent pic from her appearance on Howard Stern, last month. http://www.howardstern.com/today-show-archive.php?sf=3&p=&v=View+Show&m=05&d=20 You apparently don't know what your talking about. What's her weight? Did she go on your scale? I'm trying to paste the pic below.
Well, for some reason, it's not allowing me to cut and paste the Schlussel photo, but she looks pretty good.
http://www.howardstern.com/today-show-archive.php?sf=3&p=&v=View+Show&m=05&d=20
Don't know what you're talking about re- the weight. And apparently, neither do you.
I'm not sure I'd post that picture, or her comments, or, for that matter, the link.
Howard Stern is such a despicable human being; why on earth would Schlussel be caught dead anywhere near him?
Here's a recent pic of Debbie with Sean.
She looks pretty good to me.
I like women's basketball. Less violent and drammatic than the men that's for sure.
I guess in order for a female sport athlete to be accepted by the likes of Debbie, she has to pose like a slut.
Or maybe she's juiced. Schlussel was on MSNBC not long ago defending the use of steroids in professional sports.
She called his show to pick a fight with actor Jason Alexander, who's involved with a group called One Voice ......a Hamas-supporting bunch.
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