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ya ... i just don't know what to say about this one
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by Fishi3 » Tue Jan 09, 2007 7:54 pm
My first comment is Wow thats long. I could feel glacial ages passing as the video played out.
My second comment is that they need to hire a costume designer that isn't quite so color blind and blatent about being gay. Being gay is fine so long as your not forcing others to endure your lifestyle choice. This qualifies as the blatent I'm gay and proud style. Everyone has the right to live the way they want to live. Including hetrosexuals. Being part of a minority doesn't mean you need to fire off a flare every five minutes and scream Look at me I'm (whatever)
My third comment is that this really isn't a sport and it's not even a dance it's an exercise routine done to music. It has no real esthetic value it's just an excuse for a competition where beefcake is shown off. While I suppose there isn't as much beefcake on TV as cheescake I tend to think theres a reason for that. The female form with it's curves is more estheticially pleasing than the male form even when the male in question is in exellent shape. There is a reason why Greek sculptures of males tend to exagerate certain features and be representations of a physically unattainable ideal. In short that dangly thing tends to be down right ugly.
I guess that may be a very male point of view. But hey right?
My second comment is that they need to hire a costume designer that isn't quite so color blind and blatent about being gay. Being gay is fine so long as your not forcing others to endure your lifestyle choice. This qualifies as the blatent I'm gay and proud style. Everyone has the right to live the way they want to live. Including hetrosexuals. Being part of a minority doesn't mean you need to fire off a flare every five minutes and scream Look at me I'm (whatever)
My third comment is that this really isn't a sport and it's not even a dance it's an exercise routine done to music. It has no real esthetic value it's just an excuse for a competition where beefcake is shown off. While I suppose there isn't as much beefcake on TV as cheescake I tend to think theres a reason for that. The female form with it's curves is more estheticially pleasing than the male form even when the male in question is in exellent shape. There is a reason why Greek sculptures of males tend to exagerate certain features and be representations of a physically unattainable ideal. In short that dangly thing tends to be down right ugly.
I guess that may be a very male point of view. But hey right?
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by Jassel » Wed Jan 10, 2007 3:29 pm
From a female point of view... Even I would rather watch a woman work out, but only because her body motivates me. Cause I want to look like her.
But as for the costumes they were wearing, although eyesores, that was the workout style for people like aerboics instructors in the 80s-early 90s. Although today would scream out in bright neon signs that they are most likely gay, then it wouldn't. For those guys it was their faces alone that they were giving while working out that said that their probability is about 9:1.
But as for the costumes they were wearing, although eyesores, that was the workout style for people like aerboics instructors in the 80s-early 90s. Although today would scream out in bright neon signs that they are most likely gay, then it wouldn't. For those guys it was their faces alone that they were giving while working out that said that their probability is about 9:1.
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