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Subject: part 2- However this is not all her fault. I feel bad she is being set up to fail. There is no excuse for four rookie judges at a prelim like Clayland. Through this set up Steven got exactly what he wanted - a yes woman for the next year. I was told the contestants were excited to all be on the same playing field. After seeing these results I can firmly say that was never the case. Author: No name [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:52:07 10/05/23 Thu In reply to: part 2>>> 's message, "REPOSTED FROM CLICK-IN: The corruption of MAO has finally reached Clayland. As someone that attended, that pageant was a joke. I would be very interested in the interview results because I think some shady dealings were happening behind the scenes. You can blame a lot on a bad interview but seeing how the winner spoke on stage she should NOT have a place in the state competition. She is far out of her league. She had also better pray there are no trained dancers on the judging panel because there was no technique to be found. It was really embarrassing to watch. And a blonde hair, blue eyed girl doing a Diary of Anne Frank dance? In the year of our lord 2023? Do better. Oh also - she cannot be in Ohio State Law School as an undergrad. So she lied in her introduction. Is that something the judges are aware of? I would be interested in their response to that." on 12:23:54 10/05/23 Thu [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> Subject: This isn't Steven's yes woman. He already has one on deck. Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 21:37:34 12/13/23 Wed [ Post a Reply to This Message ]