>Now you made *me* feel bad, because I was DEFINITELY
>questioning someone's "manhood" at the show in ATL. One of my
>friends said it best..."He has one more chance to pull a women
>on stage or it's final..."
>
>> Out of your long drawn out post this statement below caught
>>my attention. You are so wrong for this. What do you mean
>by
>>this are you gay yourself and happen to like this un-named
>>person or are you suggesting that he is gay? Either way you
>>are so not right. I hope you are not trying to be discreet
>>either about who you are talking about because it is not
>>working. Your're a lame and maybe you should try putting
>>yourself in his shoes and see how it would feel if someone
>>tried to call you out like that. I mean are you mad because
>>he gets more coochie thrown at him than a catcher to his
>mitt,
>>or are you mad that you are a road flunkie that does not
>have
>>the spotlight. If you are trying to get the spotlight you
>are
>>going about it the wrong way by bashing someone who does not
>>deserve it and is a good person. And beside who in the hell
>>are you supposed to be be to challenge anyones manhood are
>you
>>unsure about your own? I don't care what your response it
>>either, I won't be reading it, this is just some food for
>>thought. If you did not want any beef you should of just
>left
>>that part out. Remember what goes around come around it's
>>called Karma!
>>
>>Peace and Blessings,
>>African Pride
>>>(I'm sooooo tempted to challenge the manhood and sexuality
>>of
>>>someone on this tour. I don't wanna start no beef, but if I
>>>did it would surely be Legendary.)
>>>
>>
>

Girl me too. I was thinking someone was batting pink too. And in some of his pics, he looks questionable.

And Jess, she is right. The chick at ATL got straight fondled. I dont know if I would have appreciated it but then again, I dont know.