What a despicable, ignorant, tone-deaf jerk.
Please tell us more about this “friend” of yours, Mike. I’m asking for a friend.
So if you want to beat the life out of a young man and crucify him on a barbed wire fence, tell the judge I said it was all right.
They’re no problem – they’re not Murikans.
These guys don’t count either:
Huh. While I am not gay, I’ve been in gay bars in Atlanta, Key West, San Francisco…and I don’t believe I have ever seen a man wearing a tutu.
Who knew Wyoming was such a wild place?
Well, he did say “a man who wears tutus to bars and gets into fights “kind of asks for it.””
So, he only wears his at home.
Or so I heard. From people. Lots of people. Just saying.
Or these.
Licensed to kilt?
Hmmm…there seems to have been a problem when you uploaded that file: there’s a big yellow square in the middle of the picture.
Can you please do us all a favor and reload? 
Some things, like a good book made into a bad movie, are best left to the “garden of your mind”
A whole lot of alpha males spend a whole lot of their time thinking about non-gender-conforming men and fretting about their own sexuality. Just sayin’.
Christ, I can’t wait for the current generation of ignorant assholes to die so the voting and elected official pool isn’t comprised of people who were born into an episode of Mad Men…
Reminds me of this. I’m not sure why Ballet is ever used as a metaphor for “soft.”
A ballet company’s response to one football fan’s sexist insult on Facebook was epic.
"With all due respect to the Eagles, let’s take a minute to look at what our tutu wearing women have done this month:
By tomorrow afternoon, the ballerinas that wear tutus at Pennsylvania Ballet will have performed The Nutcracker 27 times in 21 days.
Some of those women have performed the Snow scene and the Waltz of the Flowers without an understudy or second cast. No ‘second string’ to come in and spell them when they needed a break. When they have been sick they have come to the theater, put on make up and costume, smiled and performed. When they have felt an injury in the middle of a show there have been no injury timeouts.
They have kept smiling, finished their job, bowed, left the stage, and then dealt with what hurts. Some of these tutu wearers have been tossed into a new position with only a moments notice. That’s like a cornerback being told at halftime that they’re going to play wide receiver for the second half, but they need to make sure that no one can tell they’ve never played wide receiver before.
They have done all of this with such artistry and grace that audience after audience has clapped and cheered (no Boo Birds at the Academy) and the Philadelphia Inquirer has said this production looks “better than ever”.
Yah, I’d love to see his web browser history…
a man who wears tutus to bars and gets into fights “kind of asks for it.”
In a valiant effort to rebut the common belief that misogyny is a permanent plank in the GOP platform Sen. Enzi publicly slut shames gay men.
Wyoming, where men are men and sheep are nervous.
Mike Enzi knows a guy who wears tutus to bars on a regular basis? That seems worth digging into some more…
Dancers and gymnasts look elegant, but they’ve got the strongest and most well-rounded bodies of athletes. Make a crack at one and you might end up getting your face kicked in.