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Date Posted: 20:00:15 10/06/06 Fri
In reply to: 's message, "Too much debate on glitz vs natural. Here's the bottom line." on 15:59:48 10/06/06 Fri

>It's all about theatrics, folks. Even men wear
>make-up on television and in theater plays and even
>your favorite rock or rap artist may have some heavy
>make-up on in your favorite music video. Are the
>judges in a normal room one on one with the
>contestants looking at them 5 feet away to see their
>natural beauty? No! They're sitting 20 or more feet
>away in a dark auditorium while massive stage lights
>barrell down on our beautiful little kids and if you
>think your child won't disappear if you don't enhance
>her beauty with some bigger hair, darker eyelashes and
>heavier make-up, you're fooling yourself. It's not
>about fake, it's about what will make the judges see
>just how gorgeous our girls are without washing them
>out in the stage lights. Why do you think dresses
>with rhinestones compete better than plain dresses?
>It's a pageant and if you're going to compete in
>pageants, you have to have the right uniform just like
>with any other sport. If you don't like the rules of
>the sport, play something else.

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