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Subject: Sorry, Meemaw... I love you and I do respect your opinions, but this girl won't be lifting any curse... I'm sure she's lovely, but of the girls who have already won, she's already out of her league. Author: Sorry... [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:50:36 09/01/03 Mon In reply to: Meemaw 's message, "Thanks for posting for the pictures, honey. And you're right, the teen is absolutely gorgeous. Is it me, or does the back of Molly's gown seem longer than the front? Maybe it's not too short, maybe it's some freaky new hemline I'm not aware of that's designed to show off a girl's footware (or prevent oafish leadfoots like Miss Kimmy from tripping over their gown). You also hit the nail on the head with the "exotic" tag. I liked Helen Pollack initially, but the more I looked at Molly, the more I liked her. It won't take much work on this girl, I could easily see her lifting the Montana curse at Miss USA." on 17:05:07 09/01/03 Mon [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Allright, honey, I've been staring at this gown for ten minutes now and I am getting pissed off. Why in the hell would this girl wear a gown with a hemline this short? Is it an optical illusion? Is she insane? I really think she's quite lovely - prettier facially than Texas and that schoolmarm they picked in California. But looking at this dress I have to ask if anybody's home upstairs. It just doesn't make sense! Rocky Girl, an explanation, please! Oh, I need a drink. (NT) Meemaw 20:40:12 09/01/03 Mon Doesn't it always look awful when they walk across the stage in gowns that short and the dress flaps against their ankles? It makes them look graceless, short and fat. (NT) -- Ky Fan, 23:48:39 09/01/03 Mon This style has been around for several years. It is more seen on Prom Dresses. I do agree it is tacky and doesn't look good for a pageant but it worked in this case. (NT) -- Pageant Mistress, 15:43:01 09/05/03 Fri Meemaw you always see it right..... (NT) -- you are too much!!!!, 22:11:46 09/23/03 Tue Hear t is the yaer of the Dorks..... Can't dress, can't walk and are not pretty! (NT) -- a fact!!!!, 21:53:57 09/24/03 Wed I honestly think there is something weird with the angle in this photo or maybe ths dress is a little bunched around her middle (making it shorter?). I know that Molly was very excited to find this gown for a steal and was psyched to have won in a dress that cost under $20! Don't they always say "It's the dress but the girl in the dress" ? Looks like that proved correct this time :) Either way, I hope Molly has a great year and I hope for Helen to win next year. (NT) -- Rocky Girl, 13:46:22 09/28/03 Sun I'm sure she apprecitaes you sharing the price of her dress.... (NT) -- BIG MOUTHED IN MONTANA, 22:35:39 10/05/03 Sun Molly herself was excited to let everyone know what a great deal she got on her gown. It just goes to show that price means nothing. The year I won, my teen and I both won the EG award; her in a $15 dress and me in a borrowed one. Alita Dawson was also happy to let people know that her dress at nationals was a steal from a dept store. I just hope potential delegates reading this realize they do not need to refinance their parent's house to win. (NT) -- Rocky Girl, 22:42:52 10/05/03 Sun