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08-16-2010, 08:41 AM | #32 (permalink) |
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I forgot Miss Egypt:
Moderator cut: image removed BTW, she doesn't seem to be very Muslim. Must be Copt or (better) agnostic/atheist (I hope so, it would be great to know there are stunning agnostic/atheist girls in Egypt too ). Moderator cut: image removed
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08-16-2010, 09:52 AM | #33 (permalink) | ||
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Really, all the contestants look quite beautiful in their own way, I feel. The whole business of ranking of women (and men) based on beauty has always struck me as rather perverse...like a modern slave auction. Check their teeth! But I 'spose it's "all in good fun," or so the contestants and supporters say. Kind of kinky. But I think it should be a contest where no make-up is allowed. Seeing these people when they aren't putting on a facade would make it more interesting. Maybe a contest like this: "Okay, 5 minutes after you wake up, we will have the beauty contest!" Heh heh. Despite that being my opinion of beauty contests, I do feel Miss Indonesia looks very elegant and friendly here, in a posed and poised way: Quite a bit different than her old look! One benefit of beauty contests, I feel, is that they support women's freedom to choose how they want to appear. Yet the downside is that contests pressure them to appear a certain way (usually high heels, lots of make-up, etc.), plus think excessively about their appearance.
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08-16-2010, 10:31 AM | #34 (permalink) |
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¡Pero si es guapísima, Aww! Isn't she beautiful? I understand we have different tastes, since you don't like Ashley Harkleroad and I find her hot as hell, but I thought this time we would agree.
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08-16-2010, 12:23 PM | #35 (permalink) | |
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Turn up in a f*cking burka?
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I just thought it would be good to point out that not all Muslim women cover up body/hair. It all depends on people's belief systems, and most religions have more orthodox beliefs and more liberal interpretations, don't they? Here's an interesting article about Muslim women who are defying stereotypes about Muslim women by painting them nude in erotic ways: Rise of Islamo-Erotica, Ignoring prohibition of nudity, Muslim women artists defying religious tenets painting naked models | Womens Rights | Muslims Debate As another example: the U.S. Miss Universe contestant is Muslim and posed with her back bare (as opposed to her front, like some of the contestants), saying that she wasn't going to show her breasts in deference to Muslim sensibilities: “For me, I like to do the back,” she said. “I didn't want to do the front for many reasons, and one of them being in respect, I'm Arab, I'm Muslim, and I didn't want to disappoint many people.” So, she probably has her own rules and ideas about what she feels comfortable doing, regardless what certain Muslim groups feel: Miss USA 2010: Rima Fakih from Michigan becomes first Muslim woman to win | Mail Online http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/272655...hem-how-behave Also, Zaqarbal, I never thought there might be an association between being atheist like me and feeling comfortable with public nudity! Hmmm....maybe if I start emphasizing a connection between atheism and nudity, we atheists will get a lot more converts.
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08-16-2010, 01:27 PM | #37 (permalink) | ||
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Siempre tienen alguien de piel muy, muy clara. She's pretty, yeah. But I had just hoped we'd be able to tell Miss Puerto from all of the other girls. Not happy. |
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I actually wonder if being blondish will work against Miss Puerto Rico, since choosing people who have the pale, blond Aryan look is so 1940s. Or maybe 1990s. I wonder sometimes if people now may tend *not* to prefer blond hair because to say that you do may make others suspicious that you are a racist Ku-Klux-Klan type. Ms. Antarctica looks the most unique, I'd say. And she's plump! She's got a great fish-regurgitation talent, too.
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08-16-2010, 02:22 PM | #39 (permalink) | |
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Honestly, I will never understand that politically correct naivety some trendy lefties have when it comes to Islam.
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