Why Gay Men Love Football...three little words...
#2
Posted: 5/2/06 at 1:11pm
ROFL
HUSSY POWER!
------ HUSSY POWER!
#3
Posted: 5/2/06 at 1:19pm
The thighs of football players have always held an erotic fascination for me.
As averse as I was to sports as a child, I never minded being tackled.
I love it when they hug each other on the field. Such unbridled joy!
As averse as I was to sports as a child, I never minded being tackled.
I love it when they hug each other on the field. Such unbridled joy!
#4
Posted: 5/2/06 at 1:34pm
The fronts are fine, but it's the backsides of football players that interest me more.
#5
Posted: 5/2/06 at 1:42pm
I remember a version of this going around about a hundred years ago - only then the question was "What do women like most about football?" and the answer - "tight ends".
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#6
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:00pm
Mamie--maybe you can tell me--what is it that straight women actually like about men's butts?
I mean, if you'll pardon the expression, what's in it for them?
I mean, if you'll pardon the expression, what's in it for them?
#7
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:04pm
Honey, if you need to ask you won't understand the answer.
I do love a football player.
*happy memories*
I do love a football player.
*happy memories*
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#8
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:04pm
"I mean, if you'll pardon the expression, what's in it for them."
Well, depending on the girl ...
Well, depending on the girl ...
#9
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:06pm
How about flesh squeezing goodness!
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#10
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:08pm
I prefer a "tight end"...not crazy about "wide receivers".
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#11
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:41pm
Whose idea was it to make their pants see-through?
And where do we thank him?
And where do we thank him?
#12
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:44pm
Sometimes it's like...
...butch ballet.
...butch ballet.
#13
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:48pm
Happy cheerleader days.
Loved those sunny Fall afternoons on the field.
Loved those sunny Fall afternoons on the field.
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#14
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:53pm
... even the word 'huddle' was a turn on. (sigh)
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mamie4 5/14/03
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#15
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:54pm
Not a fan of the game, but I did enjoy going to the Saturday games in high school. Addy, thanks for making me remember that.
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#16
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:58pm
My pleasure, Dottie.
I had lots of team spirit!
...and thanks to this thread I was reminded to order my West Point football tickets. They went on sale yesterday, so I snapped up a few for a fabulous Fall Weekend excursion.
Tailgate party, here we come!
I had lots of team spirit!
...and thanks to this thread I was reminded to order my West Point football tickets. They went on sale yesterday, so I snapped up a few for a fabulous Fall Weekend excursion.
Tailgate party, here we come!
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
Updated On: 5/2/06 at 02:58 PM
#17
Posted: 5/2/06 at 2:58pm
I reveled in the tackle. I never wanted to get up. It was like a dream. *sigh*
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#18
Posted: 5/2/06 at 3:00pm
The only NFL player I know designs bowties.
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Wanting life but never knowing how
#19
Posted: 5/2/06 at 7:51pm
My my! I think I may need some water!
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#20
Posted: 5/2/06 at 7:52pm
addy, you like watching losing teams? hehehe
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#21
Posted: 5/2/06 at 7:54pm
Sueleen is my hero, and this thread rocks my world.
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#22
Posted: 5/3/06 at 12:51am
#23
Posted: 5/3/06 at 12:53am
many a high school game was spend up in the stands with my clarinet watching EVERY single game. I was in the marching band and had to go. The year we went to championships was really long, but well worth it
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#24
Posted: 5/3/06 at 1:30am
Ha! My brother plays football and there is a gay guy on his team and they all seem to compete for his attention, it's funny.
Like they'll ask him, "Do you think I'm hot" and get mad when he says no he likes skinny gay boys not beefy football players. He is very hot.
Like they'll ask him, "Do you think I'm hot" and get mad when he says no he likes skinny gay boys not beefy football players. He is very hot.
#25
Posted: 5/3/06 at 1:40am
pem - at what level does your brother compete, or how old is he?
This is an incredibly positive reality if he's younger.
This is an incredibly positive reality if he's younger.
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