That's right, old enough to lay- no longer a child -- Mississippi Pageant Drama

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I think the reason the posters on the yellow board were so upset is because the pageant mommy in her 20's had a little boy and either gave him away or theCPS took him away and gave him to the the Great Grandfather who is like 80 years old, they said she is at pageants all the time to compete but doesn't pay any child support or see him. They were angry at the 20 something's mom because she is very well off and they said she doesn't see the child or give any support either. Just telling you what was said on the yellow board until it was erased. (NT)	Anonymous	19:04:40 10/29/12 Mon
Do you know this family personally? No? Do you know their situation intimately? No? Does it have one single impact on your daughter and her participation in pageants? No? Then ENOUGH already!! Look, on the surface, I agree. But would you want YOUR family's dirty laundry out here being discussed for all to see? Don't pretend you don't have any! (NT) -- Anonymous, 04:41:47 10/30/12 Tue It does effect my daughter in pageants, I don't want my 16 year old compete against some women who has children. She should do MRS. pageants. She should grow up and be a mother not relive her child hood (NT) -- Anonymous, 22:12:10 10/30/12 Tue If your 16 yr old is still doing glitz pageants she should be doing miss systems anyway. Again, how does it effect you? (NT) -- Anonymous, 22:29:17 10/30/12 Tue

Subject: That's right, old enough to lay- no longer a child
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