On Hannity, NFL jock Greg Buttle on DADT: "it's like having chicks in the locker room"

[zulchzulu]

I made a remote click mistake and watched Sean Hannity's "Great American Panel" portion of his idiotic show and knucklehead Greg Buttle (described as "Greg Buttle is a sports talk radio host and former NFL linebacker") interjected (and interrupted Penny Lee, Democratic strategist) on commentary about Don't Ask, Don't Tell and said "it's like having chicks in the locker room" to the admiring guffaws of Sean Hannity, who sidestepped by saying that it wouldn't be fair for women to see him naked in a locker room.

Greg seemed real proud of himself for his comment. And Sean said jackshit about it.

No video... sorry...

[davidinalameda]

1. it probably wouldn't be fair to the women

to see his flabby ass

[Ken Burch]

2. It DOES make it a better story that the guy's last name is "Buttle".

And I'll agree...it isn't fair for ANYONE to have to see Sean Hannity naked. I'm not sure it's fair for Hannity to see HIMSELF that way(especially since a magnifying glass would likely be needed).

[Dawson Leery]

3. Football players: Those potentially more ignorant than Sarah Palin.

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

4. Palin was originally a sportscaster, so....

You know. Birds of a feather and all that.

[ej510]

10. Alot of football players are intelligent especially the ones who attended U.C. Berkeley.

[QC]

5. People have made that same argument right here. n/t

[racaulk]

6. +1

[VMI Dem]

7. How could that even be? Surely they were TS'd.

:shrug:

[Rhythm]

9. You forgot something...

It;s down there...
I'd pick it up for you, but my back's sore today. :hi:








:sarcasm:

[COLGATE4]

8. Buttle played too many games with his helmet off.

[treestar]

11. That fallacy again that gay men would find him attractive

Sort of arrogantly they assume that.

And usually aren't we to think men would jump at the chance to have chicks see them naked? Why the sudden modesty?