When toxic masculinity meets toxic masculinity

The hockey guy even provided his own sound effects...lol.

BANG!

BANG!

BANG!

Toxic femininity is worse.

[quote] Toxic femininity is worse.

Toxic Shock Syndrome is worst of all!!

TBH, that was kinda hot to watch...

Both toxic/extreme displays of masculinity and feminity are equally off-putting and disgusting to me, as a gay man.

I look at the straight world and their relationships and how they feel forced to act and I just shake my head - it doesn't have to be that way.

Now - not saying there isn't toxic gayness - that exists too and is also annoying, but it doesn't seem to be as socially offensive as the straight people.

R5, gay men are the most insufferable of all. Don’t be acting all high and mighty. They bitch and complain about toxic masculinity and are the very ones who define it. Hell, they even have toxic femininity. Toxic mean girls.

Two straight knuckleheads fighting somehow turns into a gay-bashing thread.

Only on DL.

I once witnessed a catfight just like this, except the entire battle was waged in a deep, water-filled mud pit.

It was GLORIOUS.

Drunks

The Maori haka dance at the beginning from the guy about to have his ass handed to him was great.

That's like picking a fight with Bluto.

More beatdown, please, sir. I'd like more beatdown please.

"TBH, that was kinda hot to watch.."

If you're into two grossly overweight, behemoth dinosaurs making jack asses out of themselves.

R13 - you'd feel differently if men's clothing came off easier like in women's fights.

I recognize roid rage voice when I hear it. The little guy is going to be playing golf with big guys millions after the settlement.

[quote]r2 Toxic femininity is worse.

Tell us you have Mommie Issues without telling us you have Mommie Issues.

[quote] Golfer who got wrecked by ex-NHLer Nick Tarnasky admits he was wasted — and owns his beating — in first comments

A man who says he’s the golfer who got beat up and thrown into a pond by former NHL player Nick Tarnasky has broken his silence on the wild scrap that went viral in videos posted to social media.

Trevor Ogilvie posted an apology video after he admitted to drinking too much alcohol before the fight erupted at the Alberta Springs Golf Course in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada on July 4.

“Yup, that’s me guys, the guy that got dropped like a bucket of balls in a pond,” Ogilvie began. “Not my finest moment, I know. Looks real bad. Played 36 holes of golf, we drank way too much and my mouth ran faster than my brain.

“All jokes aside guys, I’d like to apologize to all the folks on the course, anyone caught up in it and anyone who had to deal with me that day. I lost my cool and I’ve learned from it. Just one of those days when you should’ve kept the cart on the path, you know? Stay hydrated, keep your stick on the ice, maybe stick to 18 [holes].”

The fight was sparked by an argument over slow play, with Tarnasky accusing Ogilvie and his partner of taking too long in front of them.

“This is f–king bulls–t,” a man in the video says. “They’ve been sitting there for f–king 23 minutes!”

That’s when Ogilvie responds, “f–king cry about it.”

After some more expletive-laden back-and-forth, Ogilvie shoved Tarnasky, who proceeded to toss Ogilvie into a nearby pond.

When Ogilvie emerged and went back at Tarnasky, the former NHLer punched him to the ground.

Police looked into the matter but weren’t planning to take any action.

Tarnasky, 40, played in parts of five NHL seasons with the Lightning, Predators and Panthers from 2005-10.

Longer version of the "fight."

The whole incident was really fucking dumb.

#teamhockeyplayer

I'd be pissed too, if some drunk asshole ahead of me was taking 15 minutes to complete his shot on the golf course.

Trashy guys think golf will give them class. I can't believe how many hillbillies talk about golf now.

a sleepy-ass putting golf-broadcaster ought to narrate the clip.

[quote] Former NHL enforcer Nick Tarnasky gives full story behind viral golf fight video: ‘That instantly set him off’

Former NHL enforcer Nick Tarnasky has shared his side of the wild golf course fight that blew up in social media videos last week.

On the “Spittin’ Chiclets” podcast, Tarnasky said the fight erupted on Hole 15 of the Alberta Springs Golf Course in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada on July 4, with an inebriated man taking 20-25 minutes to play each hole and challenging course-goers to fights.

“At the end of the day, I asked him not to, told him he shouldn’t get involved with me, I asked him to move on, I gave him every opportunity not to, and he charged at me,” Tarnasky said. “I’m not going to fold over, that’s not my nature.”

The fight did not end well for the drunk golfer, since identified as a man named Trevor Ogilvie, who ended up getting tossed in a pond and badly beaten up by Tarnasky.

Tarnasky, who is 6-foot-2, 230 pounds and played five seasons in the NHL, said the altercation took place after Ogilvie was threatening to fight just about everyone in his path, including Tarnasky’s friend and friend’s fiancee.

With Ogilvie and his friend holding up Hole 15, Tarnasky said he rolled up and said, “Hey guys, we gotta get moving.”

“That instantly set him off,” Tarnasky recalled. “He’s doing the fist-clenching and the pumping his arms, and that’s where the altercation starts that’s on the video.”

Tarnasky said he was trying to “make it fun” and not escalate the situation by threatening Ogilvie, but he couldn’t help but warn that he would toss Ogilvie into the nearby pond.

“If I hear I’m going to get thrown in the pond by this f—ing mutant, maybe I’m going to chill out,” Tarnasky said. “I thought maybe that could be a fun way to be like, ‘You guys are in the wrong, let’s speed things up.’”

Ogilvie, who later admitted that the incident was “not his finest moment” and that his “mouth ran faster than is brain,” did not take the hint, and ended up getting bodyslammed into the pond by Tarnasky, who accumulated 297 total penalty minutes in the NHL.

After the portion of the incident that can be seen in the viral video, Tarnasky said he told Ogilvie and his friend to “get the f— outta here,” which they eventually did.

The police eventually showed up to the course, with Tarnasky openly explaining what he did and why he did it.

Tarnasky called the aftermath of the crazy scene “pretty tough” and “pretty overwhelming,” even if he’s being heralded as the hero of the situation.

“It’s nice to hear from damn near every single teammate I’ve played with for 13-14 years of my life,” he joked. “Guys are fired up.”

White mischief.

That's the best story ever, at R21.

Tarnasky sounds like a good guy.

But don't poke the bull, or you're gonna get the horns.