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| Subject: MY TAKE ON THIS PAGEANT FOR 2008 | |
Author: Brea [Edit] |
Date Posted: 15:45:30 12/12/08 Fri CONTINENTAL QUEENS 1..Angola QUEEN OF AFRICA_ MISS WORLD 2008 2..Philippines QUEEN OF ASIA & OCEANA 3..Ukraine QUEEN OF EUROPE 4..Trinidad & Tobago QUEEN OF THE CARIBBEAN 5..Belize QUEEN OF THE AMERICAS 6..Mexico 7..Norway 8..Spain 9..South Africa 10.Belgium 11.Czech republic 12.Barbados 13.Venezuela 14.ICELAND 15.USA ALTERNATES India Paraguay England Thailand [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: TIME TO LIST YOUR FINAL PICS FOR MISS WORLD 2008 | |
Author: Eddy [Edit] |
Date Posted: 15:19:42 12/12/08 Fri my final picks... RUSSIA USA BRAZIL MEXICO SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN UKRAINE PHILIPPINES TURKEY CROATIA BELIZE ANGOLA VENEZUELA ICELAND BARBADOS LITHUANIA SCOTLAND THAILAND INDIA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
Subject:  Miss Beauty with a Purpose | |
Author: Forrest Jones (helpful) [Edit] |
Date Posted: 11:24:24 12/07/08 Sun A recent article in one of the Belize newspapers said that Charmaine would very much like to be crowned Miss Beauty with a Purpose at the current Miss World's pageant. To me the article appeared to say this is an award that the public can go on line and vote on. Before telling everyone I know to do that, I tried it myself. To vote, one has to log in with a username and password. I could find no place on the Miss World web site to attain either, so I assume they are assigned and assigned only to selected judges. But if we the public can vote let us know how. Perhaps I misread the article, or perhaps I couldn't see how to use the web site correctly. Let us know. Thanks, Forrest at the Yacht Club. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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Subject:  REGARDLESS OF WHAT HAPPENS SHE HAS DONE US WELL | |
Author: MARION (HAPPY!!!!!!) [Edit] |
Date Posted: 13:26:12 12/11/08 Thu     I am beginning to understand what Ms J said to me about pageants being about who owns the media out there. Take for example this fact. i learned that Global Beauties(GB) is also the owners of Miss Brazil World and that Belize is listed in the same region as Brazil but GB knows that if Belize gets in then Brazil runs that risk of not being in the semifinals at Miss World. To me I think that they know of all the other countries listed in the AMERICAS, that Brazil and Belize according to them may be the ones in jeopardy of not making the semi even though they are both great delegates so what do they do? They shout out Miss Belize out of all the coverage when it come to posting pic of her on their site for the past site for the past three weeks and now that we are at the end and they know the top 50 as of today fate is pretty much sealed they are now only releasing a few pic on her. Can you blame them for protecting their interest? I don't think so,  [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: PHOTOS FROM SOUTH AFRICA OF MISS BELIZE WORLD 2008 | |
Author: Marion [Edit] |
Date Posted: 11:55:38 12/11/08 Thu     [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: TOP 20 MISS WORLD PREDICTIONS 2008 | |
Author: Julia K. [Edit] |
Date Posted: 11:29:30 12/11/08 Thu  [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: Miss World 2008 events | |
Author: Jordan BZ [Edit] |
Date Posted: 12:28:03 12/09/08 Tue  MISS TRINIDAD WORLD AND MISS BELIZE WORLD 2008   MISS CANADA WORLD AND MISS BELIZE WORLD 2008  MISS BELIZE WORLD 2008 FOR MORE VISIT http://www.pageantsbelize.com/Updates.html [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
Subject:  MISS YOUNG INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OFFICIAL STATEMENTS | |
Author: Aileen Evangelista - MISS YOUNG INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION [Edit] |
Date Posted: 18:00:25 10/25/08 Sat Greetings from the Philippines! We at the Miss Young International Organization denies the Allegations of that CRITICAL BEAUTY FORUM. The Miss Young International never been associated with the MISS TOURISM WORLD ORGANIZATION, our MYI President/CEO Mr. Romulo Ancheta, Jr. never been convicted of any crimes anywhere in the world and NEVER meet MR. JOHN SINGH in his entire life. Also with regards to the prizes of Miss Vasana Wongbuntree in the MISS YOUNG INTERNATIONAL 2007 Pageant. Right after her coronation in Taiwan she already get a portion of her prizes and the other will be given to her during her reign ends. THIS IS THE USUAL procedure IN ANY BEAUTY PAGEANT Competition. NEVER IT HAPPEN THAT RIGHT AFTER THE CORONATION ALL HER PRIZES MONEY WILL BE GIVEN TO HER. We are not hiding anything here, if anyone wants to see the receipt we will present to all of you. THIS IS AUTHENTICATED AND THE SIGNATURES OF MISS WONGBUNTREE IS ORIGINAL. Our Lawyers in the US is now looking for possible legal actions to THE OWNER OF CRITICAL BEAUTY Mr. Delfin. AGAIN, we in the Organization confirming that this accusations are NOT true and baseless, the only intentions of this CRITICAL BEAUTY FORUM is to destroy the good credibility of the MISS YOUNG INTERNATIONAL beauty pageant that we have started in 2006. Should you have any question please email us at : elitephilippines@yahoo.com ; info@missyounginternational.net Thank you very much for this opportunity. Sincerely, MS. AILEEN EVANGELISTA Vice President MISS YOUNG INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Miss Belize World_Charmaine in South Africa. She looks really great. | |
Author: Judith Vellos [Edit] |
Date Posted: 16:48:29 12/05/08 Fri               [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: She is really a very beautiful young lady. | |
Author: Rocking at Rock You [Edit] |
Date Posted: 03:59:33 11/28/08 Fri    [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Candidates for Miss World 2008 | |
Author: BeautyQueenPR [Edit] |
Date Posted: 11:47:45 11/28/08 Fri [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: VENEZUELAN BEAUTIES NIP, TUCK THEIR WAY TO MISS WORLD, UNIVERSE | |
Author: WHAT'S WRONG WITH IT? ...NOTHING [Edit] |
Date Posted: 05:46:36 11/16/08 Sun Before you all start knit picking at The Miss Venezuela Organization, remember how many times when asked, SO WHICH IS THE COUNTRY OUT THERE WITH THE MOST WINNERS? and your reply was VENEZUELA rolled right off your town or the times you were asked or you just commented, WOW! VENEZUELA HAVE ALL THE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN PAGEANTS!. Did it ever mattered to you them when you said it that without knowing all this now wold have made any difference in your perception now if any changed? I DON'T THINK SO. Miss Venezuela like any other pageantry organization is a business and in business you perfect your product, services or that which you are marketing to the eyes. Nobody does it better than the Venezuelans and just because Ozmel is so open about it don't mean others don't do it as well. Then there are others who would do it too if they could afford it or have easy access to it. The point is, the organization is free from governments interference and allows to do what they do best and that is to perfect and produce qualified beauties who at the end of the day can compete internationally, win international titles and make Venezuela look good. It is called BEAUTY PAGEANT for a reason, it comes with being totally beautiful in and out. The girls can always fix the inside with classes, training, etc. So what's wrong with fixing the outside to if she wants to win? She is the one who gets most of the fame at the end of the day. It should be her choice if she feels she needs a little surgery to make her more competitive. Bottom line, these ladies always go on ti going better in life after they have done any international pageant. Venezuela Beauties Nip, Tuck Their Way to Miss World, Universe By Adriana Brasileiro Nov. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Eva Ekvall says she was 17, a little overweight and dreaming of winning enough to buy a car when she entered her first beauty contest. Plastic surgery was the last thing on the young Venezuelan's mind. Then she met Osmel Sousa, the Pygmalion of her country's beauty industry. Three months later, weighing 10 kilograms (22 pounds) less, her nose reshaped, and with breast implants, Ekvall was crowned Miss Venezuela. ``All of a sudden I was losing a lot of weight, so I needed boobs,'' said Ekvall, now 25, who went on to take third place in the 2001 Miss Universe contest. ``My nose looked bigger on my thinner face, so I needed a nose job,'' she said. ``Osmel just kept saying, `Oh, don't worry, we can fix this and that. Everything will be fine.''' Venezuela has won more major international beauty competitions than any other nation. Much of the South American country's success can be attributed to Sousa's skills in preparing contestants, from how to walk, smile and talk, to choosing cosmetic surgeries. Cuban-born Sousa, 60, who has run the Miss Venezuela franchise since 1981, is responsible for most of the country's five Miss Universe, five Miss World and five Miss International titles. He openly encourages surgery. ``This isn't a nature contest,'' Sousa said in an interview as contestants in swimsuits and high heels practiced choreography for the 2008 Miss Venezuela pageant, which took place in Caracas on Sept. 10. ``It's a beauty contest, and science exists to help perfect beauty. There is nothing wrong with that.'' Plastic, Dental Surgeons Owned by TV station Venevision, the Miss Venezuela Organization numbers a plastic surgeon and a dental surgeon among its full-time employees. Dayana Mendoza, the reigning Miss Universe, is one of Sousa's protegees. ``Venezuela has been able to create a production line of beauty queens like no other country,'' said Ines Ligron, director of Miss Universe Japan, in a telephone interview from Tokyo. ``Nothing is improvised in Miss Venezuela; everything is calculated. The girls are sculpted and rigidly trained.'' Arthur Caplan, director of the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Bioethics questions Sousa's endorsement of aesthetic surgery. ``No surgeon can say that giving breast implants to a 17-, 18-year-old for beauty reasons is ethical,'' Caplan said by phone from Philadelphia. ``It's terrible that these pageants are turning into plastic surgery competitions and are no longer about real beauty.'' Surgery Not Banned Surgical enhancement is permitted and is common among contestants, said Paula Shugart, president of the Miss Universe Organization, a joint venture between billionaire real estate developer Donald Trump and NBC Universal Inc. ``We don't encourage it, but we don't prohibit it either,'' Shugart said by phone from New York. ``Miss Universe in the 21st century wants to be a reflection of the world we live in, so we really don't have a problem with contestants that had some kind of procedure done.'' Sousa, who calls the enhancements ``touchups,'' runs a program to groom contestants. To get there, candidates need to catch the eye of Sousa or one of his scouts at the hundreds of fashion shows and beauty pageants they attend annually. Around March each year, 300 young women head for Quinta Miss Venezuela, a salmon-pink villa with white iron gates where Sousa runs his boot camp. There, they come under the scrutiny of Sousa, his assistant Gabriel Ramos, dental surgeon Moises Kaswan and plastic surgeon Peter Romer. The three comment on the aspirants' flaws and suggest what can be done to create a winner. Soft Voice Fair-haired and blue-eyed, Sousa speaks with a soft voice. ``You are chubby and your nose is crooked,'' he said in a meeting with a Quinta Miss Venezuela candidate last year, which was recorded on video. ``And your teeth -- Ugh! We need to do something.'' About 60 are selected to undergo training. It lasts from three to six months at the villa in Colinas de Los Caobos, the Caracas neighborhood where Venevision's studios and headquarters are also located. As well as surgery and weight-loss programs, the organization provides coaching in modeling, runway presentation, dancing and English. It pays all expenses, and in return receives 20 percent of any eventual winner's earnings during her reign. `A Rare Artist' ``Osmel is a rare artist,'' said Mendoza, 22, whose prizes for winning the Miss Universe title included a $30,000 tiara with diamonds and pearls, and an apartment on Park Avenue in New York plus living expenses during her yearlong reign. ``He transformed my life.'' Mendoza also received a two-year scholarship to the New York Film Academy's acting or filmmaking programs, a full wardrobe and shoe collection and a personal stylist. The prizes are worth $500,000, according to the Miss Universe Organization, which employs the titleholder during her reign. Mendoza started working as a model at age 15 and left a job with Elite Model Management in Milan to participate in Miss Venezuela and then Miss Universe. She neither confirms nor denies having had plastic surgery, saying people should do what makes them feel good. Daniel Slobodianik, the Miss Venezuela surgeon for three years until 2007, says he operated on Mendoza, enlarging her breasts, reshaping the tip of her nose and removing excess fat around her knees with liposuction. Concept of Beauty ``Yes, I did Dayana and so many others that I can't even remember,'' he said at his clinic in the upscale Santa Paula neighborhood of Caracas, while four young women flipped through fashion magazines in the waiting room. Sousa's concept of beauty could be seen in the similar upturned noses of most of the 28 contestants at September's Miss Venezuela pageant. ``I've had an idea of the perfect woman in mind since I was a boy, and later on, working in advertising, I drew that woman over and over again for my clients,'' Sousa said as he sketched a female face on a sheet of paper. Beauty contests are part of Venezuela's culture, and its success is a source of national pride, Slobodianik said. Each year, thousands of beauty pageants take place around the country, some in prisons, schools and army barracks. Goal in Life Girls in Venezuela grow up thinking that being beautiful is the most important goal in life, and are disappointed when they realize they don't fit their country's aesthetic ideal, says Xiomara Rivero, a 32-year-old manicurist. ``This is the worst place in the world to be ugly,'' said Rivero, who works in one of the hundreds of beauty salons in Caracas's Las Mercedes neighborhood. Outside the Caracas stadium where the 2008 Miss Venezuela show was being rehearsed, Denise Trujillo, 18, tried to persuade security guards to let her through the glass doors. Tottering on 10-centimeter (4-inch) heels, the tall, slim, brown-eyed brunette said she wanted to hand photos of herself to Sousa. ``I know I have potential, I have what Osmel wants,'' said Trujillo, who works as a waitress. ``I may need a few touchups, but he will help me.'' To contact the reporter on this story: Adriana Brasileiro in Rio de Janeiro at abrasileiro@bloomberg.net Last Updated: November 13, 2008 23:30 EST Source link: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601086&sid=aO1TINYwzBNo&refer=latin_america [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
Subject:  When you think that Belizeans are most likely not betting much because of the credit card belief regarding the internet, some body has to be betting on our girl because she is on everyl list I see and there are lot bigger countries out there who are betting on their own. I aam glad however that this betting things has no relevance to who the really winners will be and this is where I believe Belize will have it; best chance ever. I understand that she listen well to her director. We need more young ladies like her. | |
Author: Dawn(BZ) (HAPPY!) [Edit] |
Date Posted: 04:36:53 11/15/08 Sat Miss World 2008 12 Dec 08:00 - To Win Outright (Others On Request) BELIZE APPEARS 13TH ON THE LIST, WITH FOR EVERY 20 DELEGATES SHE HAS A CHANCE TO BE THE OUTRIGHT WINNER. WHICH IS DARN GOOD AND MAKING TOP 20 LIST IS ALMOST CERTAIN. MISS J YOUR MAY BE RIGHT AFTER ALL. HAT OFF TO YOU. YOU DID WELL. Miss Ukraine 9/1 Miss Spain 10/1 Miss Ecuador 12/1 Miss Vietnam 12/1 Miss Mexico 14/1 Miss Dominican Republic 16/1 Miss Trinidad & Tobago 16/1 Miss Angola 20/1 Miss Namibia 20/1 Miss Brazil 20/1 Miss Panama 20/1 Miss Bolivia 20/1 Miss Belize 20/1 Miss Norway 25/1 Miss Belgium 25/1 Miss Bahamas 25/1 Miss Russia 25/1 Miss Denmark 25/1 Miss Czech Republic 25/1 Miss Chile 33/1 Miss Slovakia 33/1 Miss Puerto Rico 33/1 Miss Aruba 40/1 Miss Mauritius 40/1 Miss Guatemala 40/1 Miss Greece 40/1 Miss Pr China 40/1 Miss Portugal 40/1 Miss Ireland 40/1 Miss South Africa 40/1 Miss Paraguay 50/1 Miss Indonesia 50/1 Miss Peru 50/1 Miss Latvia 50/1 Miss England 50/1 Miss Montenegro 50/1 Miss Serbia 50/1 Miss Belarus 50/1 Miss Lebanon 50/1 Miss Bulgaria 50/1 Miss Nigeria 66/1 Miss Costa Rica 66/1 Miss Thailand 66/1 Miss Turkey 66/1 Miss Austria 66/1 Miss Argentina 66/1 Miss Martinique 66/1 Miss Canada 66/1 Miss Hungary 66/1 Miss Guyana 80/1 Miss Albania 80/1 Miss Georgia 80/1 Miss Iceland 80/1 Miss Swaziland 100/1 Miss Barbados 100/1 Miss Gibraltar 100/1 Miss Scotland 100/1 Miss Israel 100/1 Miss Japan 100/1 Miss Croatia 100/1 Miss Honduras 125/1 Miss Finland 125/1 Miss Sri Lanka 125/1 Miss Italy 125/1 Miss Australia 125/1 Miss Tanzania 125/1 Miss Kenya 150/1 Miss Zimbabwe 150/1 Miss Seychelles 150/1 Miss New Zealand 150/1 Miss Malta 150/1 Miss France 150/1 Miss Northern Ireland 150/1 Miss Malaysia 150/1 Miss St. Lucia 150/1 Miss Germany 150/1 Miss Lithuania 150/1 Miss Sierra Leone 150/1 Miss Ghana 200/1 Miss Guadeloupe 200/1 Miss Mongolia 200/1 Miss Bosnia & Herzegovina 200/1 Miss Hong Kong 200/1 Miss Dr Congo 250/1 Miss Singapore 250/1 Miss Wales 250/1 Miss Moldova 250/1 Miss Ethiopia 250/1 Miss Botswana 500/1 [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: FIRST ASIAN TO BECOME MISS EARTH_ MISS PHILIPPINES | |
Author: Heidi (HAPPY!!!!!!) [Edit] |
Date Posted: 12:09:23 11/12/08 Wed Hi Moderators of Miss Belize Unofficial Forum, Can you kindly allow us to post these photo of our Miss earth winner. Miss Philippines.                Top4 BRAZIL, MEXICO, PHILIPPINES, TANZANIA Top 8 Finalists COLOMBIA, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, VENEZUELA Top 16 Semi Finalists CZECH REPUBLIC, KOREA, NIGERIA, POLAND, ROMANIA, RUSSIA, THAILAND, USA Special Awards Miss Photogenic - Miss Philippines Best in National Costume - Miss Panama Best in Swimsuit - Miss Mexico Miss Talent - Miss Australia Best in Long Gown - Miss Venezuela Miss Friendship - Ecuador [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: ONLINE BETTING FOR MISS BELIZE WORLD. | |
Author: Dion [Edit] |
Date Posted: 09:32:55 11/12/08 Wed ONLY THE TOP 20 GETS INTO THE MISS WORLD FINALS, SO ACCORDING TO THE LITTLE I UNDERSTAND, IF THE PAGEANT WAS TO BE TODAY, BELIZE WOULD BE IN THAT TOP 20. I NEED TO CELEBRATE SOMETHING TO REFRESH ME AFTER ALL THIS FLOODING IN BELIZE. GO BELIZE GO!!! IF YOU ARE NOT USED TO THE MISS WORLD PAGEANT AND HOW TO LOOK UP THE BETTING I WILL TRY TO SHARE BECAUSE I AM JUST LEARNING ABOUT HOW THIS WORKS TOO MYSELF. WHAT I FOUND OUT ID THAT YOU HAVE TO SEARCH WITH SITES FOR TITLES LIKE ENTERTAINMENT,NOVELTY, SOME YOU CAN FIND IT UNDER SPORTS, OTHER UNDER SPECIALTY, PAGEANTS: WWW.BETFAIR.COM 1. Ukraine (3.5) 2. Ecuador (4.5) 3. Brazil, Dominican Rep., Spain (5) 6. Australia, Russia, Denmark, Mexico (6) 10. BELIZE, Bolivia, England, New Zealand, Puerto Rico (7) 15. Bahamas, Belgium, Bulgaria, China, Congo, Costa Rica, France, Iceland, Indonesia, Latvia, Namibia, Portugal, South Africa, Trinidad & Tobago (8) WWW.BET365.COM 1. Ukraine (7/1) 2. Spain (8/1) 3. Ecuador (10/1) 4. Trinidad & Tobago, Vietnam (12/1) 6. Mexico (14/1) 7. Dominican Rep., Namibia, Venezuela (16/1) 10. Bahamas, Denmark (18/1) 12. Bolivia, Brazil, India, Norway, South Africa (22/1) 17. Belgium, BELIZE, Czech Republic, Panama, Puerto Rico, Slovakia WWW.CENTREBET.COM 1. Ecuador, Spain, Ukraine (8/1) 4. Trinidad & Tobago (10) 5. Dom. Rep., Mexico, Namibia, Russia (12/1) 9. Denmark, Indonesia, Norway, South Africa (16/1) 13. Bahamas, BELIZE, Hungary, Peru (20/1) 17. Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Greece, Puerto Rico, Slovakia (25/1) WWW.PADDYPOWER.COM 1. Ukraine (7) 2. Ecuador (10) 3. Spain, Mexico (12) 5. Denmark, Vietnam (14) 7 Brazil, Dominican Rep. (16) 9. BELIZE, Bolivia, Panama, Puerto Rico (18) 13. Bahamas, Belgium, South Africa, Trinidad & Tobago (20) 17. Chile, Czech Republic, Namibia (22) WWW.BOYLESPORT.COM 1. Spain, Ukraine (10/1) 3. Ecuador (12/1) 4. Mexico (14/1) 5. Dominican Rep., Trinidad & Tob. (16/1) 7. Angola, BELIZE, Bolivia, Brazil, Namibia, Panama (20/1) 13. Bahamas, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Russia (25/1) 18. Chile, Puerto Rico, Slovakia (33/1) WWW.GAMEBOOKERS.COM 1. Ukraine (7.50) 2. Spain (10) 3. Ecuador (12) 4. Trinidad & Tobago (13) 5. Mexico (15) 6. Bahamas, Dominican Rep., Namibia, South Africa, Venezuela (17) 11. Denmark (19) 12. Bolivia, Brazil, India, Norway, Puerto Rico, Russia, Slovakia (21) 19. BELIZE, Panama (23) WWW.INTERTOPS.COM 1. Ukraine (8) 2. Spain (10) 3. Ecuador (12) 4. Mexico, Trinidad & Tobago (15) 6. Dominican Republic (17) 7. Bahamas, Bolivia, Brazil, Czech Republic, Namibia, Venezuela (21) 13. Panama (23) 14. BELIZE, Denmark, India, Norway, Philippines, Russia, Slovakia, South Africa (26) [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
Subject:  My top 15 for Miss World 2008 Pageant. Post your own list and dont criticize mine. This is only my opinion. | |
Author: Raisa [Edit] |
Date Posted: 17:24:28 11/06/08 Thu 1. Spain 2. Ukraine 3. Ecuador 4. Belize 5. Mexico 6. Bahamas Semifinalists: 7. Namibia 8. Martinique 9. Slovakia 10.Dominican Republic 11.Chile 12.China 13.Norway 14.Venezuela 15. South Africa (Just because) but I like Miss Trinidad & Tobago better. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: BANNERS TAKEN FROM PAGEANTS BELIZE WEBSITE THAT YOU CAN USE TO PUT ON YOUR WEBSITE TO PROMOTE THE MISS WORLD PAGEANT IN BELIZE | |
Author: MODERATORS [Edit] |
Date Posted: 20:03:42 10/22/08 Wed        [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: DEAR FANS, FRIENDS AND VISITORS, IT SEEMS LIKE A SYSTEM ERROR CAUSED US TO LOOSE ALL OUR MESSAGES YOU HAVE POSTED. KINDLY DO US THE FAVOUR AND REWRITE OR ADD NEW MESAGES FOR OUR MISS BELIZE 08 CHARMAINE CHINAPEN OR ANY OTHER RELATED POINTS OF INTEREST ABOUT THE MISS WORLD PAGEANT AND BELIZE'S PARTICIPATION. THANKS FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING | |
Author: MODERATORS. [Edit] |
Date Posted: 19:34:32 10/22/08 Wed [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Hi Charmaine, we just wanted yo to know that Belize is very happy with what you are trying to do for us. I speak for my self and all my friends who cannot wait to see you take the world stage to show how proud you are to be Miss Belize and what this really means to you., Thanks for a splendid job so far and knowing who you are we know you will not only have a great time but also do us proud. Thanks. | |
Author: Thanks [Edit] |
Date Posted: 01:19:33 10/30/08 Thu [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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