Woman taken to the hospital from Lex Luger's house dies

[Anrhydeddu]

In my cynical view, how anyone is portrayed and the public image they project usually has nothing do with their personal lifestyle.

[The Afoci]

Originally posted by Franklinnoble
Here's what I'm talking about:

Suppose you have a friend, we'll call him Trevor. Suppose Trevor spends all his spare time lifting weights, taking supplements, waxing body hair, and lying about nude on a tanning bed. Suppose Trevor wakes up in the morning, puts on a skin-tight speedo bikini and knee-high shiny leather boots with fringe and tassels, and applies generous amounts of baby oil to the rest of his exposed skin. Trevor does this because he likes it. Trevor feels good walking around half naked, his hairless and tan body glistening from the baby oil. Trevor feels privileged that he gets paid to wrestle around with other men whom are similarly attired, and he gets to do it in front of an audience that pays to watch the spectacle.

Would you drop the soap in the locker room if Trevor was in it?

Trevor loves his job, because it's blatantly gay, yet somehow widely accepted. Most of his fans are closet homos, and that's OK, because they all paid to watch him, and secretly, they all admire his sweaty, nude, and supremely masculine figure.

If your trying to come out of the closet just tell us, we won't judge you.

[Franklinnoble]

Hey... Trevor's YOUR friend, not mine.

[AgPete]

I remember Elizabeth and Macho Man Savage! Sucks to hear she overdosed. She was the queen of wrestling before Sable and the rest of them became stars.

[jerem77]

I'm glad there's so many inconsiderate people coming to this message board and spewing their homophobia in a thread about a woman's death.

Miss Elizabeth was the 1st lady of wrestling and was always porttrayed as a classy woman in a sport that often treats women as anything but. My prayers go out for her and her family.