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Elina and Annaleigh are my favs so far...let's see how much they change after makeovers.
During ANTM commerical breaks, Whitney appeared in a commercial for a local dentist here in Jax |
I could never see Cover Girl using Isis in an ad. Isis took some good photos, but she looks like a cracked out homeless person in person.
Clark is a beotch. The bi girl (Elina?) is beautiful but her looks just creeps me out for some reason. |
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Elina reminds me of Angelina Jolie during her 'dark days'. |
Lauren Brie is an ASA from Radford. There's a good possibilty I met her at last year's District Days, since Radford is in my district. I think that settles who I'm rooting for.:D
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What was up with all the compliments from the judges for Isis. They said nothing bad about her?!? Are we in for another "predetermined" winner?
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I dont see why there is a problem? Modeling is about appearances... if she doesn't appear to be a man, then she will work for couture and Covergirl.
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Ok seriously, what exactly is wrong with Marjorie? My cousin and I just looked at each other like :confused: |
I liked Marjorie, because its day one, and she is already working with herself to truly become ANTM. It is clear she is trying right off the bat without being over confident (clearly) or just there to party and meet Tyra. She wants it but does not act like she already has it. It is refreshing
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^^^I feel some kinda way about Marjorie. She doesn't have the self-confidence that I'd like her to have, but I do like her. Highlight to see the semi-spoiler: I saw a spoiler site posted by a girl in Amsterdam (where they go abroad). This girl says she saw the top 5 being photographed and Isis, Marjorie, Sheena, McKey and an unidentifiable 5th girl were there). I don't know how much stock to put in that, but I do like Marjorie and Sheena a lot so I hope it's true!
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Taken from the Eligibility Requirements on CW.com:http://cwtv.com/images/topmodel/antm...ligibility.pdf 7. You must be female and 18 to 27 years of age at the time of application. I was really upset when Saleisha caught all that flack and she had done nothing wrong (I really liked her and rooted for her all the way). I think that if all that hullabuloo hadn't happened, I wouldn't care so much. |
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I'm surprised they have the "to 27" part, especially knowing that anyone older than 21 is considered "old." That is just setting up those girls for heartbreak when they are told they are too old to be a model. |
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OK, I guess people didn't get when I said "rooting for the tranny" I was joking. It would just point out how silly and scripted the competition has become if she DID win.
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I don't have anything against people who have undergone sexual reassignment surgery, but I would think that in order to be considered "female", she'd have to be post-op. |
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I really liked Sheena too. She's got her work cut out for her...can you see her doing the commericial? YIKES! I think Analeigh and Elina are beautiful. HATE Marjorie.
In other news, did anyone elses heart flutter when Nigel jumped out of the box? That man looks finer every cycle.:D |
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.....Kelly :) |
Isis- I don't think she will win, mainly because, as someone brought up earlier, Covergirl. Honestly, we live in a society where transgender, homosexuality are still "taboo" topics. I have a feeling that Covergirl won't want to be associated with a transgender (pre-op) "female". Now, if Isis were post-op I think it would be a whole different story.
Saliesha- What flack was she getting? How did I miss this? I honestly don't know who I think will win. I can say that I really don't like Clark. I'm definately looking forward to the makeovers. Should we start taking bets on who will cry? |
I also think if it was a different, edgier cosmetics company it might be a different story - for example MAC has already used RuPaul as a model. But CG is trying to appeal to middle America.
Re Saleisha, here's wiki: Since Stowers's win, there has been controversy regarding her eligibility to appear on the show. The show's rules state that a contestant must not have appeared as a model in a national advertising campaign during the last five years. Stowers appeared in a 2006 commercial for Wendy's. There is debate among viewers of the show over whether the commercial for Wendy's could be considered an advertising campaign, which would make Stowers ineligible to compete in America's Next Top Model. The CW said in a statement that Stowers did disclose her participation in the Wendy's spot, and "after reviewing the commercial, it was determined that her appearance did not amount to "modeling" experience, and therefore did not exclude her from participating in the show". Several blogs and news outlets have speculated that her past relationship with Banks (her participation in Banks' T-Zone camp and her past appearances on Tyra's television shows and her appearance as a model on The Tyra Banks Show and Cycle 6 of America's Next Top Model), may have influenced the selection of the winner. Saleisha has also been a National Spokesmodel for Especially Yours wigs for more than a year before the show ran as well as appearing in an episode of the hit US sitcom Ugly Betty. Honestly I think people were far more upset about her associations w/ Tyra than the Wendy's ad. |
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The Wendy's campaign was what was debatedly against the written rules, not the modeling for Tyra & appearing on her shows. The two things taken together were what made people think something was fishy.
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Regarding all the gender comments, as recognized by many state laws and by psychological associations, transgendered people are the defined by the gender they identify with. Isis would not get in trouble for using a women's restroom or for checking "female" on government documents. Sometimes this requires a diagnosis of gender identity disorder or what have you but not always.
As long as the rules don't specify "natural born female" there's nothing illicit about her entry, and since the whole thing's been open, clearly the show made the decision when they allowed her on. "Shim" comments are rather offensive. Seriously, Isis is a "she" whether or not she can ever afford an operation. Calling her a "him" or a he/she is as sensible as saying a gay person must really be straight because you say so. You know she's transgender, why go out of your way to deny it? If it helps for clarity, if given the option, she might check male as "biological sex" but female as "gender." |
OK so I love that Sheena's nice and has an understanding personality. She's in my top 5, but my top two are definitely Hannah and Analeigh.
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OMG SHEENA. STOP IT WITH THE FAKE HARLEM ACCENT.
I'm not sure if I have any favorites yet. |
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Seriously, it's the equivalent of me saying that you don't dress/look/act like my standard of a woman therefore you must be a man. And I thought we got past that a loooooong time ago. You're in denial of psychology and accepted standard medical practice not just her wishes. Men and women who are diagnosed with GID aren't just cross-dressing, in fact living as the opposite sex is one of the three major parts of triadic therapy, hormones and surgery being the other two. Isis alluded to being on hormones. She may never get or be able to afford the surgery, this does not make her any less of a woman. |
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Anyway, I missed the first 20 minutes of the show. Can someone fill me in on the challenge and what led to Hanna being called "racist?" I'm surprised that Tyra chose to commend Sheena on coming back to tell the truth in judging rather than flaming her for lying in the first place--not sure most people would've done that, but it was an insightful move considering she already knew the truth. And :eek::eek::eek: at Nikeysha's inability to stop talking!
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Later, Geena and Brittany were discussing it with Hanna. Hanna said "well, I am the typical white girl, I am quite and stay to myself etc..." (total paraphrase). This offended Brittany and Geena as they saw it racist... hence the town hall meeting... ANYWHO, I don't think Hanna was being a racist, i think she just TOTALLY said the wrong things. She feels different then Brittany and Geena, and she relied on stereotype in order to express who she is. Yes, VERY stupid on Hannah's part and rather ignorant, the comment was racist, but I dont think it was a reflection of Hannah being racists as much as she is ignorant... but Brittany and Geena totally inflammed the situation by making it seem like it was more then it was to Nikeysha and Joslyn, shouting on racism and discrimination. Hannah didn't discriminate at all, so that was a stretch. |
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Thank you for the completely gratuitous shot of Nigel!:D |
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And, bless your heart, if you think I'm worked up you should probably get out more. |
^^^Those are your opinions and I respect your right to have them. With that being said, this conversation is over. Back to our regularly scheduled thread.
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However, I did catch the part just afterward when Hannah said "This is like being gang raped" and that was NOT okay with me. :mad: She said it very quickly, but I can't believe she actually compared a snipe attack of some overly hype girls to something that extreme. I think she just needs to understand that certain comparisons and metaphors are not okay to use because of how others will perceive them, no matter how hard you are trying to get your point across. She won't learn that until she gets her butt kicked in only a way that life can. |
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