I've never, before today, realized that enjoying a beer could be considered a sexist statement.  Although I guess I'd have to admit that drinking beer could be considered juvenile by some.  But then again, I'm at a sports-related website to have some fun and not be lectured at.  The problem with being on the internet and not at your local pub is that sometimes you can get persons who (1) don't know the difference between a comment and a signature line, (2) read way too far into things for a variety of reasons that I don't even pretend to have an inkling about, (3) cannot engage in conversation without getting overly emotional (well, too many Guinnesses can do that to you, too), (4) think that everyone who likes cheerleaders is some kind of perv, and (5) don't really know how to take a tongue-in-cheek comment and have fun with it.

And, sometimes, one can just be having a bad day and over-react to what others write.

Lori Ann: In case it wasn't clear from his comments above, that's JSun's signature that gets auto-attached to all of his posts. It's referring to the beer, not the girls. I actually think the idea of doing a "dancer day" would be kind of interesting (and I'm female too, in case you didn't know). I rather like reading about more than just the guys who take the floor every night. It's one of the reasons I found Paul Shirley's "12th-man perspective" blog so interesting when he was with the Suns. But like I said in the earlier comment, I don't really follow the dancers all that closely, so I'd have to do some research. (Plus I lack the "male" perspective, so I'm not sure I can do it justice anyway). But I still like the idea, so we'll see.