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Subject: how do they judge the male pageants? seriously i cant handle the speedos on any man! Author: -- [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 20:55:28 12/19/07 Wed In reply to: Bertha 's message, "Mister Canada for Mister International 2007" on 18:28:50 12/11/07 Tue [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date on his website he posts that hes part of "once you go asian," which is a gay male website. I have nothing against gay people. But I feel the pageant industry is not so forgiving. Do you think he will become disqualified? Or will they not care? Has a gay person ever been allowed to win a pageant before? I heard that when the Mrs. Calgary is held, Patti says :you can be married, divorced, etc. but you cant be gay. Can the pageant industry really discriminate this way?? (NT) -- 21:08:19 12/19/07 Wed If someone truly believed that the reason why they did not win was for being gay, how could they ever prove that this was the reason why? (eta: He's not the first gay guy to represent Canada in a guy's pageant -- that I know for a fact.) (NT) CSMU 00:46:52 12/20/07 Thu Sorry..that should read: "He wouldn't be the first gay guy to represent Canada in a guy's pageant", because Canada (under the Directorship of Gaj) sent another dude back a few years ago. (NT) -- CSMU, 00:49:14 12/20/07 Thu wouldn't some people just be pulled out and disqualified? Has there ever been a lesbien winner? (NT) -- --, 11:55:22 12/20/07 Thu Oh, for the love of Pete..... (NT) -- CSMU, 19:00:29 12/21/07 Fri I'm confused by the MRS Calgary statement... (NT) -- 12:11:48 12/20/07 Thu I'm confused by the gay question. A gay man, in pageantry? Show me one who isn't :P Sorry, if its a man, involved in pageantry in any level, you just have to assume they are gay, because 99% of them are. Of course there have been gay men win in the past. And to be honest, who cares. (NT) -- Christi, 12:22:06 12/20/07 Thu There is a Mrs calgary. and patti falconer allows you to be married, or divorced, or even widowed. but she does not allow you to be gay, to be mrs calgary. this is her opening statement to the women entering the Mrs calgary pageant. I remember a girl asking what the criteria was for mrs calgary, and this is what patti said. can someone be allowed to discriminate this way. it angered me, because i have so many friends in the gay community. .........i dont think just gay men enter pageants. so is there a double standard for women and men? if men are in pageants the\ir automatically gay...but a woman can only be proper without tattoos and cannot be gay, in order to be in a pageant. Our system is messed up! (NT) -- --, 15:44:30 12/20/07 Thu If a woman was legally married to another woman, I'm not quite sure how a pageant director could get away with (allegedly) saying that. But the thing is, even if a gay woman entered in a pageant, how could she ever really "prove" that the reason that she didn't win was because she was gay. (NT) -- CSMU, 19:02:50 12/21/07 Fri Alot of Mrs pageants will list that the contestant must be born a genetic female, and married to a male, especially if the pageant is related to a US pageant. In the US most States do not recognize or allow gay marriages. (NT) -- --, 20:37:10 12/21/07 Fri I was responding to the Mrs. Calgary thread, which is a city in C-A-N-A-D-A. (NT) -- CSMU, 23:34:14 12/21/07 Fri Yeah.. no kidding CSMU! You don't have to be so ignorant and rude. The poster above your post was just expanding by saying that if that Mrs Calgary pageant winner goes onto a US pageant, then those are the typical rules listed in a pageant's rules and regs. (NT) -- Sheesh.., 11:29:20 12/23/07 Sun The thing is, Mrs. Calgary doesn't go on to any subsequent pageants, therefore, it is a moot point. (NT) -- Thank you, please drive through., 19:56:11 12/23/07 Sun Actually, there is a couple of pageants, that can have a Mrs Calgary representative move on to a bigger pageant. (NT) -- --, 09:29:59 12/24/07 Mon