Jets being investigated for harassment of female Mexican reporter

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Mechanix544

You mean "Hard Cocks?", right???


I guarantee this is being made into an SNL skit right frikkin now, lol.

Sounds more like a porn flick than a SNL skit. Hot woman walks into a locker room with skimpy attire on, jacked up football player gets a boner. SNL skit or porn flick, you decide.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

NFL Investigating Alleged New York Jets Harassment of Reporter Ines Sainz -- NFL FanHouse



Stay classy Jersey!

................is Portis from Jersey?

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by Giantone

................is Portis from Jersey?

In my experience everyone is from freaking Jersey. I've never met so many people from a state that I've never set foot in. It feels like everytime I look up some famous person they're from jersey. And there are a lot of times where I'll meet someone new in Georgia and find out they're from Jersey. So if Portis is somehow from Jersey, needless to say I wouldn't be surprised.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Giantone

................is Portis from Jersey?

Portis didn't say anything to her. I know who is from Jersey though.. THE GIANTS!

[Hog1]

Clinton Portis....proud graduate of the Earl Campbell academy of public speaking.....

[sportscurmudgeon]

Originally Posted by #56fanatic

I am one that thinks it is kind of one sided here. Women are allowed in the locker room when guys are showering and naked and it's to be accepted and guys are to be OK with it. Well, what if the situation was reversed. What if a guy journalist wanted to interview women volleyball player, softball players, or what ever the sport may be. Would we be allowed in the locker room during the showering, or dressing period. Would the women be ok with us walking around interviewing them while they stand there naked, drying off. Its a double standard that exists that is kind of shitty. I think Clinton just needs to clean up things a little when opening his mouth. I think he was just saying when you have 53 dudes, naked, showering what ever and a female reporter comes in, sure they are going to see mens bodies and see them naked. They are going to look, we are know that. I just wonder how acceptable it would be if a guy walked into a womens locker room while they were dressing, showering, how acceptable that would be.

Men ARE allowed into women's locker rooms after games. If you don't believe me, ask SmootSmack. The fundamental difference is that the female athletes - - by their choosing - - are either still clothed in game gear or are in "sports bras and athletic undies" or are in bathrobes if they have just showered. Rarely would a male reporter encounter a naked female in a locker room setting. Note, I did not say "Never"; I said "Rarely".

The women do not parade around their locker room with reporters present in a naked state as a general rule.

Don't make this out to be some kind of societal injustice regarding male athletes and female reporters. The fact is that male athletes CHOOSE to parade naked in their locker rooms in front of reporters of both genders. They do not have to do that; they CHOOSE to do that.

Therefore, they are not absolved of all guilt or complicity in any actions that follow from them behaving in the way they CHOOSE to behave.

Here is a fundamental rule of life:

Adults make choices; choices have consequences.

The reporter here has a history that says she tends to be an "attention whore". OK, that behavior has consequences.

The attire of that reporter during the incident in question was not exactly what the typical female reporter might wear into a locker room full of NFL players. OK, that behavior has consequences.

But do not try to exonerate the players here - - or Clinton Portis for his inappropriate remarks. Those behavious have consequences too. And the fact that Portis walked back his remarks so quickly and so completely after he and his agent heard from the league and the team tells you that he does not want to go anywhere near what the consequences might be if he repeats what he said.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

This whole thread is hilarious mainly because for some reason ppl here still think after being told otherwise like 10 times that male reporters aren't allowed in female locker rooms where just using simple common sense would tell you that they are. I mean why wouldn't they be?

[tryfuhl]

who the hell would want to be in a WNBA locker room when they were naked anyways

I'd bet there's more checks to make sure that the females are ready before reporter enters though

now a usa womens soccer or beach volleyball locker room.. makes me want to become a journalist

[tryfuhl]

People have this need to be protected.. like something a guy that gets paid a lot to play ball says about something he's experienced plenty really bothers your life enough to say something about it. People are so easily offended and can't let shit go, there's a great pussification of America going on right now. Worry about what your politicians are saying, not your pro ball players. If your kids are left impressioned more by the athletes words then you failed as a parent.

[mbedner3420]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

In case people are wondering what she looks like...

It must take the jaws of life to get those pants off nightly.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by mbedner3420

It must take the jaws of life to get those pants off nightly.

I wouldn't need them, trust me.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

who the hell would want to be in a WNBA locker room when they were naked anyways

I'd bet there's more checks to make sure that the females are ready before reporter enters though

now a usa womens soccer or beach volleyball locker room.. makes me want to become a journalist

women basketball players are more attractive than the stereotype would have you believe.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

I wouldn't need them, trust me.

The jaws of life or the pants???

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

women basketball players are more attractive than the stereotype would have you believe.

how is there a stereotype when I'm able to see them? it's not a radio league....

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

how is there a stereotype when I'm able to see them? it's not a radio league....

I mean not all of them, plus you gotta remember they aren't trying to look sexy at all, plus they are playing a sport that's looked on as being masculine unlike volleyball which has that innocent "sexiness" if u wanna call it that, but with basketball u usually think of guys dunking on other guys. Candace Parker and Sue Bird are a couple examples of cute female basketball players. While I agree you have to look MUCH harder to find them, they are there.