Gay or freeper?

[Tummler]

The original Brawny paper towel man: gay, freeper, or both (closeted freeper)? :shrug:



Evidence for "gay":
* looks like he belongs in a Tom of Finland comic strip
* overly concerned with cleanliness

Evidence for "freeper":
* unfashionable plaid shirts
* possibly a survivalist
* brags endlessly about his "toughness"

The history of the "Brawny man":
http://www.brawnyman.com/fun/history.html

[Raster]

1. or he's either a tough, gay survivalist, and/or a clean homoerotic freeper

[cheezus]

2. old brawny was 70's kinda gay hot guy

you know, the kind women love

the current brawny is the 2000's kinda gay hot guy

[quispquake]

3. I still LOVE the Simpsons episode where Marge falls for "Brawny"

And Bart & Homer pretend he's coming to dinner...mean, but funny!

[David__77]

4. Pretty gay actually.

Never thought about it... but the old one was pretty gay looking. I couldn't believe there was a commercial comparing the old and new Brawny men. It's one of the more... interesting... aspects of our society.

[tishaLA]

5. Late 70s/early 80s Castro gay

[Blue-Jay]

6. Gay

It's the 70s, Village People-looking moustache that convinced me.

<turns stereotyping off>

[LynneSin]

7. As a woman, I've never found him attractive

I mean, I'm not into those cheesy mustached, goodhair guys. If he asked me out on a date I'd go for the free food, but he would never get anything more than a peck on the cheek kiss from me.

[Tummler]

8. I don't think you'd have to worry about him asking you out

The consensus seems to be that he's looking for a pecker in the cheeks, not a peck on the cheek. :)

[pagerbear]

9. Who says plaid shirts are unfashionable?