Sadly, too many dismiss the "F" bomb as just another word in our vocabulary. I am still shocked by how easily the younger ladies just throw it out there like it's no big deal. It's very classless and to use it on FB is in equally poor taste. If it were on my FB, I would be deleting it immediately and letting the person who put it out there to not do it again. But hey, that's just me. -- Ms. & Mrs. Pageants

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Subject: Sadly, too many dismiss the "F" bomb as just another word in our vocabulary. I am still shocked by how easily the younger ladies just throw it out there like it's no big deal. It's very classless and to use it on FB is in equally poor taste. If it were on my FB, I would be deleting it immediately and letting the person who put it out there to not do it again. But hey, that's just me.

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Personally, I hate that word!

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Date Posted: 01/16/14 Thu
In reply to: ? 's message, "Photo Comments" on 01/16/14 Thu

>While view a current titleholder's FB page, I notice
>that someone commented on a picture that she looked
>"F*****g Hot" - now, it was spelled out completely and
>other comments were made after that, even by the queen
>herself.
>
>Do you think that a comment like that should be
>removed since it was on a public FB page or should it
>remain?
>
>Mind you, this is for a contestant in a Big 3 pageant
>happening in the summer. Just seemed really odd that
>the comment was left for all to see, including
>directors, etc.
>
>Just wondering ~

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I've seen things like that and think it's trashy and reflects poorly on the titleholder. But unless she removes it, there isn't much that can be done.	IMHO	01/16/14 Thu