....and world peace, Stan
Mar 5th 2006, 3:34 am
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....and world peace, Stan
Tonight I had my first experience with teen scholarship princess pagents. My babysitter 'Spirit' (her real name) was in one tonight and we went down to support her. At first I thought spending two hours looking at 17 year old girls would be fun, my God these things are awful.
From 38 contestants in the first section it was wittled down to 15 semi-finalists - out of the 38 there where 8 black girls and not one made the semis - even though they were all excellent. The interview question was "what have you learnt from this experience" and no-one answered the question, they all went on about how wonderful all the other girls where.
The winner was so obvious from the get-go that the previous two hours seemed pretty pointless.
Another piece of Americana tasted, another thing to spit back out.
From 38 contestants in the first section it was wittled down to 15 semi-finalists - out of the 38 there where 8 black girls and not one made the semis - even though they were all excellent. The interview question was "what have you learnt from this experience" and no-one answered the question, they all went on about how wonderful all the other girls where.
The winner was so obvious from the get-go that the previous two hours seemed pretty pointless.
Another piece of Americana tasted, another thing to spit back out.
Mar 5th 2006, 3:39 am
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by Patrick
Tonight I had my first experience with teen scholarship princess pagents. My babysitter 'Spirit' (her real name) was in one tonight and we went down to support her. At first I thought spending two hours looking at 17 year old girls would be fun, my God these things are awful.
From 38 contestants in the first section it was wittled down to 15 semi-finalists - out of the 38 there where 8 black girls and not one made the semis - even though they were all excellent. The interview question was "what have you learnt from this experience" and no-one answered the question, they all went on about how wonderful all the other girls where.
The winner was so obvious from the get-go that the previous two hours seemed pretty pointless.
Another piece of Americana tasted, another thing to spit back out.
From 38 contestants in the first section it was wittled down to 15 semi-finalists - out of the 38 there where 8 black girls and not one made the semis - even though they were all excellent. The interview question was "what have you learnt from this experience" and no-one answered the question, they all went on about how wonderful all the other girls where.
The winner was so obvious from the get-go that the previous two hours seemed pretty pointless.
Another piece of Americana tasted, another thing to spit back out.
Reg. Frank R.
Mar 5th 2006, 4:01 am
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by Patrick
Tonight I had my first experience with teen scholarship princess pagents. My babysitter 'Spirit' (her real name) was in one tonight and we went down to support her. At first I thought spending two hours looking at 17 year old girls would be fun, my God these things are awful.
From 38 contestants in the first section it was wittled down to 15 semi-finalists - out of the 38 there where 8 black girls and not one made the semis - even though they were all excellent. The interview question was "what have you learnt from this experience" and no-one answered the question, they all went on about how wonderful all the other girls where.
The winner was so obvious from the get-go that the previous two hours seemed pretty pointless.
Another piece of Americana tasted, another thing to spit back out.
From 38 contestants in the first section it was wittled down to 15 semi-finalists - out of the 38 there where 8 black girls and not one made the semis - even though they were all excellent. The interview question was "what have you learnt from this experience" and no-one answered the question, they all went on about how wonderful all the other girls where.
The winner was so obvious from the get-go that the previous two hours seemed pretty pointless.
Another piece of Americana tasted, another thing to spit back out.
Is 'Spirit' hot?
Mar 5th 2006, 4:20 am
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by BritGuyTN
Is 'Spirit' hot?
Mar 5th 2006, 4:25 am
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by Patrick
she's my 17 year old babysitter, there is no way I could commit to any kind of an answer
I can imagine she is blond, leggy and slightly naive
Mar 5th 2006, 4:50 am
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
I think the Kids ones are worse, saw a documentry about it all once, they are usually forced into it by their parents (usually the mother) i think its a sad attempt to try and make the parents lives more fulfilling and to give them a shot at the limelight, while at the mean time not caring how the kid feels and what they are missing out on, just incase they wreck their 'beauty' by falling out of a tree or by doing something else that kids do! if they want that but a f***ing doll ffs! i just think the whole thing is wrong! (i like, really, like, want to like, save the enviroment like, and my beauty like, can like, help the world like, come to some like, peace agreement like, heheheheheheheh! pass me a f***ing bucket someone!) Rant Over !!!!!
Mar 5th 2006, 1:03 pm
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by Patrick
she's my 17 year old babysitter, there is no way I could commit to any kind of an answer
Mar 5th 2006, 1:11 pm
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Senior Prom........meringue dresses not fitting ............house full of teenagers......"Oh my God, Oh my God"...........Limo hire.......money, money, money.......The nightmares are returning 
Mar 5th 2006, 1:15 pm
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
Senior Prom........meringue dresses not fitting ............house full of teenagers......"Oh my God, Oh my God"...........Limo hire.......money, money, money.......The nightmares are returning
Mar 5th 2006, 1:17 pm
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Not happening here I can tell you.
Mar 5th 2006, 1:18 pm
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Not happening here I can tell you.
Mar 5th 2006, 2:10 pm
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by Patrick
Tonight I had my first experience with teen scholarship princess pagents. My babysitter 'Spirit' (her real name) was in one tonight and we went down to support her. At first I thought spending two hours looking at 17 year old girls would be fun, my God these things are awful.
From 38 contestants in the first section it was wittled down to 15 semi-finalists - out of the 38 there where 8 black girls and not one made the semis - even though they were all excellent. The interview question was "what have you learnt from this experience" and no-one answered the question, they all went on about how wonderful all the other girls where.
The winner was so obvious from the get-go that the previous two hours seemed pretty pointless.
Another piece of Americana tasted, another thing to spit back out.
From 38 contestants in the first section it was wittled down to 15 semi-finalists - out of the 38 there where 8 black girls and not one made the semis - even though they were all excellent. The interview question was "what have you learnt from this experience" and no-one answered the question, they all went on about how wonderful all the other girls where.
The winner was so obvious from the get-go that the previous two hours seemed pretty pointless.
Another piece of Americana tasted, another thing to spit back out.
Sounds worse than my night out to my daughters elementary school talent show. My OH kept telling me off for apparently laughing in the wrong places, and that my British sense of humour wouldn't be appreciated by the other parents who took it all deadly seriously
We had to sit through 28 acts, such as girls dancing to Brittany Spears or singing patriotic/religious songs. Unfortunately we couldn't leave half way through as our daughter was in the 5th grade finale.Annette
Mar 5th 2006, 2:12 pm
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by nethead
We had to sit through 28 acts, such as girls dancing to Brittany Spears or singing patriotic/religious songs. Unfortunately we couldn't leave half way through as our daughter was in the 5th grade finale.
Annette
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Mar 5th 2006, 2:15 pm
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
Senior Prom........meringue dresses not fitting ............house full of teenagers......"Oh my God, Oh my God"...........Limo hire.......money, money, money.......The nightmares are returning
Mar 5th 2006, 2:18 pm
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Re: ....and world peace, Stan
Originally Posted by paul_TX
Welcome to my world!!....a 17 yr old and a 15yr old...aaarrrggghhhhh
