| Subject: Ellen was a disgerace with her big fat waist and hips and stick legs. Doubt many girls will return if they have any class. However the ugly ones should because there is hope now for them. Carolee is officially senile and they may have a chance to win! |
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Date Posted: 02:15:44 03/20/04 Sat
In reply to:
fly on the wall
's message, "Re: New Miss California USA" on 01:06:27 01/09/04 Fri
>Ellen is beautiful and the miss competition seemed
>normal...but does anyone have an idea of what happened
>in teen????
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>Two win pageant titles in Fresno
>>Fresno woman finishes 2nd in Miss California USA.
>>By Doug Hoagland
>>The Fresno Bee
>>(Published Sunday, August 31, 2003, 5:31 AM)
>>
>>
>>http://www.tftj.com/miss/USA/04states/CA/EllenChapman.
>j
>>pg> Ellen Chapman- Miss CA USA 2004
>>
>>Two Miss Californias got crowned Saturday night in
>>downtown Fresno.
>>Ellen Chapman, Miss San Francisco Bay Area, won the
>>Miss California USA Pageant. Deventria Howard of
>>Fresno placed second. Stacey Beltran of Ventura County
>>won the companion Miss California Teen USA Pageant at
>>Saroyan Theatre.
>>
>>Like any competition, the pageants can stomp on the
>>emotions of those who choose to play. Howard knows.
>>Six times she has entered the USA pageants: three
>>times in the teen category (she finished second in
>>2000) and now three times in Miss California USA,
>>where she has been a finalist but never a winner.
>>
>>The exuberant 20-year-old explained earlier in the day
>>why she keeps coming back: "I'm telling you, I can't
>>help myself. It's like a weird addiction. ...
>>
>>"When I don't make the cut, I'm so mad -- of course,
>>I'm happy for the winner, yada, yada, yada -- but
>>there's only one winner, and what happens to the rest
>>of us?"
>>
>>Howard went to a private pageant trainer this year,
>>and he sent her to a walking coach who told her to
>>hold her head higher and not to swing her arms so
>much.
>>
>>Howard is tempted to say this is her last year, but
>>she knows better than to take the "never again"
>pledge.
>>
>>"I've said that before and stuck my foot in my mouth.
>>It's like the pageant calls me, 'De-ven-tri-a, you
>>better start getting ready. Because you are going to
>>compete.' "
>>
>>Winners or not, contestants offered various reasons
>>for competing.
>>
>>Brittany Richardson of Fowler shed her usual persona
>>-- soccer-playing tomboy with a school nerd streak --
>>to go for the rhinestones, and she said the process
>>showed her something new about life.
>>
>>"I got to experience being attractive, young and
>>beautiful," the 17-year-old high school senior said
>>with wide-eyed sincerity.
>>
>>So how is it to be attractive, young and beautiful?
>>
>>"Hard work," Richardson said. "I'm telling you, it's
>>not easy to put on makeup and heels every time you go
>>out in public. I'm telling you I'm even putting on
>>makeup and jewelry to go to Grizzlies games."
>>
>>Richardson, an "A" student, joined 118 other women
>>from throughout the state in two pageants. The two
>>winners will get $5,000 apiece and will represent the
>>state next year in nationally televised pageants.
>>
>>Jennifer Burch, 21, of Fresno competed in the USA
>>Pageant. She packed weights in her suitcase so she
>>could keep working out during the pageant, which began
>>at midweek, and she tried to remember the words of her
>>speech coach. "She says I say my 'ands' too nasally,
>>and it's apparently not a good thing."
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