Well, no, what I meant was that you have to be very much in touch with who you are to put yourself in such a ridiculous position. You have to be very secure in who and what you are.

Unless he's showing some deep dark secret.... LOL

Gary

Umm , You weren't the one he was quoting..

Good one Sandra

We could digress into the anthropological implications, and how a woman can dress in any colour, and do any man's sport, or job, but a man becomes a target if he 'crosses' the line. Odd that.
One of my friends has 20 years of nursing under his belt and claims that he's never ever left alone by the women nurses telling him he's in the wrong job, only women can be nurses.
I'm thinking of dressing up and singing tip toe through the twolips in falsetto to reinforce my feminine side.
Back to going to the market and making supper for my wife, some laundry, and maybe wash the kitchen floor. I just hope she comes straight home from work and doesn't go out with the girls for drinks while the Filet goes cold and the bernaise sauce congeals.

John,
I`m a total fan of equals (emanzipation) in both directions. I like and adore men that make female jobs and vcvs. I`ve been doing men`s jobs for all my life.
So I have no problem at all with this guy doing gymnastics. Thing is, he`s a comedian gymnastic performer (I guess he was a trainer for womens gymnastic), and so the vid is purely funny, ain`t it? And with "things, that men shouldn`t do", I meant, watch out your south area when you`re doing stuff like this, or it`ll hurt

Now, John let me hear some of you falcette singing

BTW, I like "softies men", my husband does so much female stuff, I love him for that, we always have fun, and I think human beings are more complete when they take interest in each other.

Sandra

If ya'll can find a tentmaker with enough pink material and time, I could get into the tutu, but those uneven parallel bars ain't gonna happen.

Well, maybe I could do some chin-ups on the taller one...

That's about it.



--Mac

Go for it Mac.

Seems I remember reading that Gen. Grant wore a tutu for a little theater Shakespeare production around the time of the Mexican war. The Confederate generals recalled it well, after the civil war.

I don't know if it was pink or not.

Don S.

Sandra,
I did a little research, and apparently Paul Hunt was a gymnanst, and champion calibre (obviously) for several years in the late 60's and early 70's, winning state, regional and national titles. Furthermore, he is apparently a gymnastic coach as well.

There were two other videos, at least on YouTube, one for the balance beam, and one for floor, both of which were hysterical, but the balance beam definitely showed off his gymnatic ability.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO_BnsrWMnI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBPjhB9d3jc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QP_SCNJqA6Y

Very talented, very funny, and a great performer.

Gary