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Subject: Re: Following the rules

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Date Posted: 21:11:29 12/02/13 Mon
In reply to: 's message, "Re: Following the rules" on 18:30:15 12/01/13 Sun

Hmmm. Every local miss will be allowed to compete with three this year? We have one local left in my state, and two that are done were not allowed to compete with three girls per title, so on that statement I have to say "Liar, liar, pants on fire" and how can rules be changed in the middle of a competition year? I am a state field director and have not heard a thing from MAO on this, but have my call in to Mark to see what's going on Are they going to go back and let all the pageants that have already crowned, but may have had three a possibility crown another girl? Cause if they are, (and they'd better) I've got several girls to crown. Why don't people like this? My reasoning is that it won't belong and you'll have it down to two per title, and then one per title, and then we'll be like "the other" pageant system where all you have to do is pay your fee, have a sash made and you're in and no locals are necessary. The weeding out process has to start somewhere. Otherwise, it waters down the program in not a good way. I don't know Ms. Wells, so I don't know if she's a quality director or not. I'll wait and see if she is really following the rules, old or new before I make my decision.

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