is the MacGyver of the college-grad world. She's classy, sassy, wild and fierce, and didn't earn her sorority nickname Bulletproof by chance. A true "Jill-of-all-trades", sportysis has refereed, bartended, worked on restaurant lines (i.e., actually COOKING) and now is a Media Relations Coordinator in a Div. I University Athletic Department. Her drink of choice mirrors her predilection in men - strong and old-fashioned. She tends to overdose on caffeine and is prone to sorority nostalgia, but that just means she cares too much to let others judge her - or attempt to tell her what to do in life.
for your question of “are you shitting me with fencing”: it’s a sport that requires footwork and thrusting. The author’s post was all about what each sport’s athletes were into in the bedroom, so I say fair game!
Oh, and for the record? In my original post, I pointed out that my personal favorite sport was swimming: never mind the constant chlorine smell, tall lanky & comes w/ perfectly chiseled abs? Sign me up.
For the record Rush, your columns are almost always the ones I enjoy reading the most. And I don’t even take offense to you calling my comment out as “mean”. But what is the purpose of TSM? To promote an antiquated stereotype of what being a sorority woman was (we all know what that entails), or to point out that being in a sorority nowadays is meant to empower, embolden and strengthen young women to take on the challenges of post-grad life?
I work in sports; I don’t consider myself obsessed with male athletes, but I made my comment in order to point out that this author was lacking in some pretty major areas of her topic. I’m even supported by the other comments on this article, pointing out that she missed such heavy-hitting hottie sports as swimming and basketball; perhaps she should edit the original article or do a follow-up post on this topic?
Um, seriously? You left off about half of the Olympic sports in this post, not to mention one of the Main Five major-league sports, Basketball (have you even a clue who Lebron is?)
Let’s also figure in lacrosse, fencing, rowing/crew, boxing, wrestling (although for the sake of arguing, you could just say a UFC fighter ands combine all the martial arts/combat-themed sports) and my personal favorite: swimming.
There’s plenty of innuendo jokes to be made from all of those sports, and even then, it’s an incomplete list.
for your question of “are you shitting me with fencing”: it’s a sport that requires footwork and thrusting. The author’s post was all about what each sport’s athletes were into in the bedroom, so I say fair game!
don’t believe hot fencers exist? Exhibit A: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-L4bMkq2PGFc/UCsNa4CUhGI/AAAAAAAAAK4/2x0UVwBSYOA/s640/Soren+Thompson.jpg
Oh, and for the record? In my original post, I pointed out that my personal favorite sport was swimming: never mind the constant chlorine smell, tall lanky & comes w/ perfectly chiseled abs? Sign me up.
For the record Rush, your columns are almost always the ones I enjoy reading the most. And I don’t even take offense to you calling my comment out as “mean”. But what is the purpose of TSM? To promote an antiquated stereotype of what being a sorority woman was (we all know what that entails), or to point out that being in a sorority nowadays is meant to empower, embolden and strengthen young women to take on the challenges of post-grad life?
I work in sports; I don’t consider myself obsessed with male athletes, but I made my comment in order to point out that this author was lacking in some pretty major areas of her topic. I’m even supported by the other comments on this article, pointing out that she missed such heavy-hitting hottie sports as swimming and basketball; perhaps she should edit the original article or do a follow-up post on this topic?
Um, seriously? You left off about half of the Olympic sports in this post, not to mention one of the Main Five major-league sports, Basketball (have you even a clue who Lebron is?)
Let’s also figure in lacrosse, fencing, rowing/crew, boxing, wrestling (although for the sake of arguing, you could just say a UFC fighter ands combine all the martial arts/combat-themed sports) and my personal favorite: swimming.
There’s plenty of innuendo jokes to be made from all of those sports, and even then, it’s an incomplete list.