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Date Posted: 09:07:02 08/04/03 Mon
Author: Anonymous
Subject: You mean I won't have to move if I want to be on that Miss USA stage?
In reply to: 's message, "I pray this happens next year!! Florida residents will FINALLY have a fair shake at the national title!" on 16:10:33 08/03/03 Sun

>>I noticed a new debate on the American Beauty board
>>and I am curious as to what all of you think about it.
>>
>>
>>USA is considering removing the state pageants and
>>having an "open call" for the national competition.
>>
>>
>>I am SURE it is only speculation at this time, but I
>>do know for a FACT that USA has been considering
>>changing the format of the show for years, so maybe
>>this might not be so far reached.
>>
>>If this change happened it would certainly have a
>>tremendous effect in the powerhouse states of
>>California, Texas, and South Carolina- providing
>>opportunities for all of those dynamic runners up that
>>could surely hold their own at the national
>>competition. In an open call situation, it would not
>>matter which state you were from. If you were in the
>>top 50 that tried out, you would make the competition.
>>
>>I am all for changes, but not quite certain how I feel
>>about this. I enjoy the state competitions, and would
>>hate to lose them. On the other hand, how many times
>>have you walked away wondering "what the heck just
>>happened"? Maybe this way, some of the girls (who
>>refuse to play politics on the state level) may get
>>their shot at the national crown...
>>
>>What's your opinion?

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It amazes me how Florida girls complain all the time about the pageant, yet they show up 15 pounds overweight and jiggle all over the stage! -- Anonymous, 20:25:36 08/05/03 Tue

jiggle (NT) -- Anonymous, 05:39:50 08/06/03 Wed

jiggle -- Anonymous, 05:41:48 08/06/03 Wed
- Yes, those heavy thighs DO make a difference. FL USA has several girls that would do well if they would get their bodies in shape. Their presentations in gown are "forgivable", and their interviews are great. Dropping twentyfive pounds would give them a point in swimsuit and put them off the charts in evening gown. -- Anonymous, 12:15:10 08/06/03 Wed