Aaron Neich is first gay Panthers cheerleader

[Fibroman]

We need more lady boys at Panthers. Preferably crouched underneath the poker machines with copious supplies of Ky gel.

 

[Kilkenny]

You must be so proud. One minute Panther Boys twinkle toes are burning up the sidelines accross the various football fields of the Penrith Junior League and the next thing he is a bees dick away from getting on the Panthers Cheerleader Squad.

 

[Fibroman]

proud as punch.

 

[Pantha-Boy]

You must be so proud. One minute Panther Boys twinkle toes are burning up the sidelines accross the various football fields of the Penrith Junior League and the next thing he is a bees dick away from getting on the Panthers Cheerleader Squad.

Lets not discuss the fanatasies you have whilst gazing at the little boys and girls on "Family Hill" with your binoculars.

 

[Pantherjim.]

Joking aside though, I think the fact that Aaron is "Gay" seems to be the main focus of attention here and also in the media rather than the fact that Aaron is a "male cheerleader in a profession exclusively dominated by women and is currently the only male cheerleader in the N.R.L."

It's interesting how Homosexuality plays an enourmous role in media issues and seems to attract more attention than than the main point of a story/event, which I believe to be the fact that "Penrith has a male cheerleader"

Hypothetically, If Aaron was straight, aside from being an extremely lucky guy would he be getting as much attention or press as he is now?

Somehow I doubt it.

If Aaron is here because of his genuine love of dance, his support for Penrith as a club and the thrill and exciterment of performing in front of a big crowd - (as are most of the girls reasons for being cheerleaders) - then I welcome him to the club and wish him all the best and many years of much success in cheerleading.

If, however he's here with a politically motivated gay-rights agenda and he's using the club as a soap box, then perhaps becoming a male cheerleader here at Penrith is not the most prudent method of expressing himself.

 

[nqcowboy87]

"If you have got it, flaunt it. Sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me, as the saying goes

who talks like that, better break oput the stocks and stones.

 

[nqcowboy87]

whoa obviousl;y hitting too close to home for you, im just saying i dont want all gay people to die, i dont understand it one bit they can go and bum each other i couldnt give a farq but the gay people that talk like that deserve to be ridiculed ian roberts doesnt talk like that, molly meldrum doesnt talk like that, neal patrick harris doesnt talk like that and theyre all gay the only people that talk like that are the flaming queers like carson cresly which i don not like

 

[murraymob]

NQ are you saying you dislike people by the way they talk rather than there sexuality

 

[Kilkenny]

Lets not discuss the fanatasies you have whilst gazing at the little boys and girls on "Family Hill" with your binoculars.

PB. I am not homophobic. I don't care one iota about Aaron's sexuality and nor should anyone else. Good on him. He obviously enjoys his dancing and I personally hope he is supported and not ridiculed as clearly such behaviour would cast our supporters in a bad light

 

[Pantha-Boy]

Perhaps he isnt Gay he may be very smart.
Think about it...
He does get to go into the girls changerooms after the show.

 

[juanfarkall]

Perhaps he isnt Gay he may be very smart.

I guess that means that you are not Aaron Neich

 

[Kilkenny]

Panther Boy one thing is for sure. You can never ever question your father's sexuality. He is a blue blooded male that's for sure. Spend his entire evening at the game tonight either watching or talking about the Jim Beam girls. Peeved me of bigtime I was trying to watch the footy.

I do however feel a tad sorry for your dad. Since his most recent failed relationship, he hasn't had one (a real nooky) with a women for a while now I think the self gratification is starting to take it's toll.

 

[Fibroman]

Not my fault. I like lookig at pretty girls boobies and bottoms. There are plenty available at the footy. If it wasn't for the years of abuse on prescription anti-anxiety medication, I think I could actually get some movement down there in my loins.

 

[Kilkenny]

After our discussions this evening, you clearly have options available in terms of engaging in some sexual activity with someone from the opposite sex.

Take Kilkenny's advice, invest in a couple of bottles of reasonably priced white wine, travel the short distance next door and say, "How about it baby" It's surely an offer no woman could refuse.

If you choose not to take my advice then I suggest you resort to the quality website of which I gave you the address the evening.

Either way you can't go wrong.

 

[Kilkenny]

I would probably have elected to have chosen the first option. The real one.

Your choice I guess.

 

[Dave Q]

Joking aside though, I think the fact that Aaron is "Gay" seems to be the main focus of attention here and also in the media rather than the fact that Aaron is a "male cheerleader in a profession exclusively dominated by women and is currently the only male cheerleader in the N.R.L."

It's interesting how Homosexuality plays an enourmous role in media issues and seems to attract more attention than than the main point of a story/event, which I believe to be the fact that "Penrith has a male cheerleader"

Hypothetically, If Aaron was straight, aside from being an extremely lucky guy would he be getting as much attention or press as he is now?

Somehow I doubt it.

If Aaron is here because of his genuine love of dance, his support for Penrith as a club and the thrill and exciterment of performing in front of a big crowd - (as are most of the girls reasons for being cheerleaders) - then I welcome him to the club and wish him all the best and many years of much success in cheerleading.

If, however he's here with a politically motivated gay-rights agenda and he's using the club as a soap box, then perhaps becoming a male cheerleader here at Penrith is not the most prudent method of expressing himself.

I wish most of the board would arrive at this view about their own participation and prudently, express themselves down at the dole queue for unemployable rugby league officials.

Otherwise I suppose we should give the new found gay celebrity the benefit of the doubt.

But I thought gays had as many rights as I did, perhaps more because I can be publically vilified for being straight cant I?

 

[Fibroman]

Im getting close to 5000 posts. I wonder if I will move up from the bench/

 

[murraymob]

after a few beers fibro you normally are asleep on the bench the one at the paceway near the finish line.just a few more posts fibro come one you can do it

 

[Kilkenny]

It must surely be over by now.

How was it?

Was it good?

Thank goodness I didn't stay over at your place this evening there would have been a lot of friction happening, albeit in the upstairs bedroom.

 

[Pantha-Boy]

2nd to Bindi Blackett.
You saw how severely his right wrist was taped up last night.
Nobody can master the arts of The Bindi.