No JP is not anti women, they love women, including Rob who loves his lady friends without equal! That's called friendship! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Where AmI from Monday, September 07, 2009 6:14:42 PM)
Where AmI wrote:
None taken but then....is Judas Priest anti-women then?
If he is good at his chosen profession then it's good for him.
spapad wrote:
Come on, the guy has probably never cracked a book, but a play book his whole life! No sence in taking offense to a Jock!
Where AmI wrote:
Despite all that reading, he didn't learn anything or perhaps he has a phobia of women...?
Now, if he said he doesn't like paperback romance writers like Jackie Collins, then I would give the guy some kudos. But what is wrong with Emily Dickinson, Mary Shelley or Virginia Woolf?
Jeanine wrote:
I am a Packers or maybe a Brett Favre fan, so I am actually cheering on the Vikings this season. I know some will call me a traitor and that is ok. I actualy cannot cheer for the Pack until Ted Thompson leaves the team. I am actually not here to talk about the Packers or Vikings or even Brett Favre. I saw this article today and thought it was pretty cool. I don't know much about the current Lions team and maybe this was posted here before but I thought I'd post it anyway: (also not sure about that whole woman comment)
I appreciate it when an athlete or a coach is willing to open up about his personal life. We get too many standard quotes and pat answers. I'm interested in knowing the little details of a public figure's life, as you might have gathered from the standard questions I ask when interviewing someone.
• He listens to Judas Priest and Iron Maiden
• He has a flame tattoo just above his right ankle
• He is, or at least used to be, an avid reader, plowing through 500+ pages a day
• He doesn't read books by women
I appreciate it when an athlete or a coach is willing to open up about his personal life. We get too many standard quotes and pat answers. I'm interested in knowing the little details of a public figure's life, as you might have gathered from