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**bail3yz** · 05-04-2008, 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by UFCfan81

I don't think women should be allowed to particapate in MMA, and here is why I think that way.....

For one, everything that a man does that is a womens occupation we get frowned upon and no approval for doing any female job. For two how many men do you know that go around looking to be part of, say, the WNBA? Or anything of that nature? Furthermore, I believe that women try to over-mind everything men do by trying to do what men do. You don't see that many men saying, "Hey, Charlie, Lets go and apply for that nursing job, or lets go and see if we can join the WNBA". You're probably asking yourselves why you don't see "Us" guys doing such things. The answer is simple, because we know our place in society.

It just feels like whatever knew job, or new sport arises that men create, women bitch, moan, and complain that they can do the same thing to. I don't think that should be allowed to compete in guy sports that is my opinion. If they do we should equally compete in their sport as well. Trust me when I say this, ELITEXC might allow women in their sport to fight, but I doubt that you'll ever see a all women MMA company. There is no fan base for it, and no one that I know of would buy tickets to go see it.

Women always try this BS, they should realize they are not men and will never be, so why try to be one? If they want to become one, keep that private, otherwise, don't try to be like us guys!

A simple lesson in the art of knowing your sex!

Guys don't play in the WNBA because we have the NBA. There are alot of guy nurses. Your post is horrible.

**swpthleg** · 05-04-2008, 11:06 PM

So little girls that play little league baseball or basketball want to be boys? or guy cheerleaders want to be girls? (There's only so many big strong girls running around that want to be "holders"). That's why so many "holders" at the college level of cheering are dudes. And they're not gay either, i don't think gay dudes would want to look at a woman's crotch and ass quite so often.
Have you been in a hospital in the past 10 years? there are male RNs and LPNs everywhere. Nobody's accusing them of wanting to be women. I also doubt if the first bunch of male schoolteachers were thought to be feminine.
Enjoying a sport or occupation, finding that you are good at it, and taking it as far as you can because you love it has NOTHING to do with gender.

davidm724 · 05-05-2008, 07:46 AM

I can't believe I'm responding to this... How did this even come up? Whoop..I mean UfcFan81, you know the "W" in WNBA stands for 'women', right? Of course men aren't trying to be in the WNBA. I'm sorry, there was a movie called Juwanna Mann, where this feat was accomplished, but that was a retarded movie. Also, we're not in the 1940's anymore, so yes, the medical field consists of many more doctors who are women and nurses who are men. This is a progression in the American society. Don't you think that a male nurse could also be a doctor if he wanted to be? I know a male nurse who makes good money and loves what he does. He doesn't want to be a doctor, and he especially doesn't want to do any more school. He likes where he's at. Does that make him some sort of loser because you picture a nurse as something else? I also wish there were more female nurses with big boobs in a white jacket with no pants, but it's just not something you find at a hospital anymore. Things change. Deal with it. What a waste of time that was.

**RushFan** · 05-05-2008, 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by RushFan

WhoopDat reminds me of the slow boy in elementary school. Always interrupting the class to tell everyone how good the glue tastes. It's funny for a while but eventually he becomes too much of an annoying distraction and is sent to the "special class". He loves it there, big tubs of glue and noone cares how much he eats.

Remember this post. Ahh .. good times.

**bail3yz** · 05-05-2008, 07:27 PM

lol, I love how his short term memory is so bad that he replied to a bunch of the same posts numerous times.

**MLS** · 05-05-2008, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by UFCfan81

I don't think women should be allowed to particapate in MMA, and here is why I think that way.....

For one, everything that a man does that is a womens occupation we get frowned upon and no approval for doing any female job. For two how many men do you know that go around looking to be part of, say, the WNBA? Or anything of that nature? Furthermore, I believe that women try to over-mind everything men do by trying to do what men do. You don't see that many men saying, "Hey, Charlie, Lets go and apply for that nursing job, or lets go and see if we can join the WNBA". You're probably asking yourselves why you don't see "Us" guys doing such things. The answer is simple, because we know our place in society.

It just feels like whatever knew job, or new sport arises that men create, women bitch, moan, and complain that they can do the same thing to. I don't think that should be allowed to compete in guy sports that is my opinion. If they do we should equally compete in their sport as well. Trust me when I say this, ELITEXC might allow women in their sport to fight, but I doubt that you'll ever see a all women MMA company. There is no fan base for it, and no one that I know of would buy tickets to go see it.

Women always try this BS, they should realize they are not men and will never be, so why try to be one? If they want to become one, keep that private, otherwise, don't try to be like us guys!

A simple lesson in the art of knowing your sex!

Sexist are we?

**FunkYou** · 05-06-2008, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by UFCfan81

I know that; I don't need a reminder, thanks! Re-read the post again, and if you ever went to school you would realize that it's a comparisson between women sports and guy sports. Geeeesh dude, get a clue!

How is comparing WNBA to the NBA comparing women's sports to men's sports? ITS THE SAME SPORT!

There is no such thing as a man's job or sport or a women's job or sport. If you can name one I will rep you for the achievment.