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Would you support a QB who is a homosexual?


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I'm not saying any of our QB's are gay but let's say hypothetically a player on our team in the future came out and said he was gay would you support him? Would the F.O allow a 'gay' to be the face of the team?

Me personally I wouldn't care.

Thoughts?

go fug yourself loser with a rubber cow cock

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I'm not saying any of our QB's are gay but let's say hypothetically a player on our team in the future came out and said he was gay would you support him? Would the F.O allow a 'gay' to be the face of the team?

Me personally I wouldn't care.

Thoughts?

my thoughts are that you are are a piece of poo

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... I mean, My AV is f**king NPH... obviously I hate the gays.

but seriously, I'm the only person I know who willingly sports a gay man as my AV, simply because he is so BA and Hilarious. I couldn't give two rat's asses if you sucked cock, I know plenty of women who do it too. a lot of my very close friends are gay, and I try and get their penises touched as best I can and try and be a good wing man.

Best way to look at gay dudes is like really fat ugly chicks, yeah it's cool that they think you're cute and they want to touch your penis, but you wouldn't touch them with a 10 foot pole.

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... I mean, My AV is f**king NPH... obviously I hate the gays.

but seriously, I'm the only person I know who willingly sports a gay man as my AV, simply because he is so BA and Hilarious. I couldn't give two rat's asses if you sucked cock, I know plenty of women who do it too. a lot of my very close friends are gay, and I try and get their penises touched as best I can and try and be a good wing man.

Best way to look at gay dudes is like really fat ugly chicks, yeah it's cool that they think you're cute and they want to touch your penis, but you wouldn't touch them with a 10 foot pole.

Thanks for the visuals.

I'm sure u and NPH will be happy together with all your gay friends.

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