I always thought the gayest Olympic sport was the doubles competition of Men's Luge.

The funny thing is Johnny Weir isn't open about is sexuality and prefers it remain a mystery.

I've heard about 4 different analysts talk about how "flamboyant" he is. You know they want to say, "could that homo be any more of a flamer?" but they can't if they want to keep their jobs.

I also heard how he tries to make each of his routines more flamboyant than the last. At some point the only thing left to do will be to bring a dildo out there on the ice with him...



P.S. These pants are pretty gay!

But if you saw someone walking down the street with a pair of those on would your first thought be "that dude has some bad fashion sense" or "man, that guy is a homo!"

I've heard about 4 different analysts talk about how "flamboyant" he is. You know they want to say, "could that homo be any more of a flamer?" but they can't if they want to keep their jobs.

A gay rights activist has called for Channel Nine to sack commentators Eddie McGuire and Mick Molloy over comments made by the duo about the Winter Olympics men's figure skating.

While discussing the competitors' costumes as part of last night's Winter Olympics wrap, Molloy said: "They don't leave anything in the locker room, these blokes, do they?"

McGuire replied: "They don't leave anything in the closet either, do they?"

The long-time Channel Nine personality then described one competitor's costume as "a bit of a brokeback", referencing Ang Lee's film about gay cowboys.

"A bit of Brokeback Mountain exercises - you can't wear that," Molloy responded.

Gay rights activist Gary Burns says the comments have shocked members of the gay community.

"They're harmful to, particularly, gay youth who are living in isolated areas across the nation," he said.

"These young kids look up to [McGuire] and when they hear these kinds of comments and [they're] having issues with their own coming-out process, or low self-esteem or depression... they feel worthless.

"It has caused a lot of angst and discussion within the gay and lesbian community because people can't understand why these comments would be allowed to happen on national television."

Mr Burns says Channel Nine should sack both McGuire and Molloy over the comments.

"What should happen and will happen are two different things," he said.

"Channel Nine should sack both of them because they're not fit to be broadcasters or to be involved in a television network when they use this kind of banter."

Mr Burns says he has referred the matter to the New South Wales Anti-Discrimination Board.

"I have lodged a complaint ... because I believe the comments are capable of inciting ridicule, contempt or hate against homosexual Australians," he said.

"These two men were not out in the backyard having a barbecue with their mates, they're on national television. They've got responsibilities to the broadcaster and to the NSW anti-discrimination act."

Mr Burns has previously brought legal action against radio presenter John Laws, former Victorian premier Jeff Kennett, and last year made a similar complaint to the NSW Anti-Discrimination Board about an NRL Footy Show skit that poked fun at Matthew Johns's fictitious gay brother.

Channel Nine has declined to comment.

But if you saw someone walking down the street with a pair of those on would your first thought be "that dude has some bad fashion sense" or "man, that guy is a homo!"

wtf??!?

Indeed, those pants were shockingly gay.