That was some funny shit.

anyone remember the Michael Jackson sketch, when the lady dressed as a clown with a michael jackson puppet refused to do an interview with him, and he replied sarcastically, "oh yeah, I understand. you wouldn't want to compromise your dignity."

if that doesn't make you laugh, I can't help you..

I'm kidding!!

And you can say it is similar territory to Star Wars... except when he asked the woman about her superpower: "Is your power that you kill erections?"

Is there a story you would care to share with the rest of us.

I can't be bothered to play junior psychologist here when it comes to your obsession with it, but I guess I don't really need to...

As regards 300, this reading into it is highly superficial and uninspired even while seemingly obvious. It may show scantily clad men, but a far more obvious interpretation throughout the movie is the all-around celebration of heroicism it sought to invoke, and in doing so, emphasizes not only military skill but physical perfection, the kind desired by men of any orientation projecting themselves into the film. 300 had a lot of themes to choose from, and the fact that there were scantily clad men in it is only the most sensationalist from the perspective of our culture. Not everyone liked the movie to ogle hot sweaty men, and only the most sensitive or homophobic obsess over the "gayness" aspect and then use it to call people closet cases even if it was quite justifiably not what they got out of the movie. It is an unenlightened perspective that although having the most superficial merits, doesn't see with enough of a critical or encompassing eye. I'm not saying everyone here is doing that, but I am compelled to defend those who liked 300 from such doltish antics. Also, wasn't Xena explicity lesbian? Man, it's been a while.