Men's hockey. Womens hockey. They do other sports?

Complete domination and humiliation of any mammal that would dare to share the same ice. To feed relentlessly on their pain. To hear them scream. To watch them cry. To see them lay down their wooden arms at our skates in anguish, never again to return to the game. To see the pale disappointment in the eye of every child who called them "hero". To see the opposing flags grow limp, even dragging.


Do it. Get 'em.

Maybe it's the economist in me, but women's figure skating offers the highest probability of quality T & A appearing on my TV screen.

Not sure about quality but....

In the days leading up to the final competition, controversy erupted over Witt's outfits, notably a blue costume that some thought was sliced provocatively high along the thigh. "We're here to skate in a dress, not a G-string," huffed Manley's coach, Peter Dunfield. Witt met the commotion with calm. "We wear costumes that enhance the music," she said. "Why shouldn't we stress what is attractive?" But the flap seemed to give Witt and her coach second thoughts. In the short program, the costume appeared modified, with a heavier fringe of blue feathers along the hip.

Remember the big controversy during the Calgary games over Katarina Witt's costume?


http://www.time.com/time/magazine/artic ... 27,00.html

I have that particular issue of PB!

These women aren't skinny little androgynous stick figures.