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Subject: Yah, that MIGHT work, but it's always a mistake to not take into account "different day, different judges." Plus you never know who is going to be in any given year's class - some newbie might come along and win on her first try. Author: No name [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:30:56 08/18/25 Mon Author Host/IP: NoHost/162.10.144.38 In reply to: 's message, "If It were me and I still had a few years to compete, I would take the title, find out who I needed to suck up to on the state board, then ingratiate myself to everyone else on the board. For the few months remaining on the term I would be everywhere, kissing babies, shaking hands, they would be so sorry to see me go that when I competed again it would be a foregone conclusion that I would win." on 20:14:26 08/16/25 Sat [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Yeah, that could happen, but on the other hand the newbie would not have had the opportunity to kiss the board's ass for several months. This is all based on the assumption that for the most part pageants are rarely fair. So, the one with the best connections is usually going to win. In a perfect world everyone would be judged fairly, but unfortunately most of the time that is not the case. (NT) No name (126.sub-174-238-105.myvzw.com/174.238.105.126) 12:56:13 08/18/25 Mon In the history of MAO, there have been many state runners up, who assumed the state title after a Miss America win, and they came back and did not win. Examples include Heidi Rikki in Oregon, Shannon Bream in Virginia and Jennifer Parks in Kansas. (NT) -- No name, 22:38:55 08/20/25 Wed (c-98-220-13-180.hsd1.il.comcast.net/98.220.13.180) correction, Shannon Bream never assumed the title. She was1st runner up to Caressa and came back to finish1st runner-up again. (NT) -- No name, 22:49:31 08/20/25 Wed (c-98-220-13-180.hsd1.il.comcast.net/98.220.13.180) Shannon Beam, not Bream. Shannon DuPuy Bream was Miss Virginia 1990, respectfully. (NT) -- No name, 20:34:46 08/23/25 Sat (107-129-113-26.lightspeed.mmphtn.sbcglobal.net/107.129.113.26)