Now, my regular readers know what a pageant queen I am, but I am pissed and disappointed in Miss America for having that vile, lothsome Rush Limbaugh as a judge this year. Apparently they didn't act on my strongly worded letter to the President of the Miss America organization because Rush was there. I seriously thought about not watching, but I decided that zit on the the anal wart of society wasn't going to take this away from me.
Once in, I almost called a halt to it when Gretchen Carlson of Fake News started introducing the judges. But, she was Miss America in 1935 or something so I'll give them that one. Besides, she looked fat in a hideous green dress that looked like her grandmother stiched it up on her Singer flip and sew.
On with the pageant! Here are my random thoughts, jotted down as Wes and I watched.
Can this please be the last show with I Gotta Feeling from the Black Eye Peas as a theme song? Please? What's next for the song, laxative commercials?
Mario Lopez must have made a deal with the devil to be so insanely cute.
Opening dance number to, you guessed it, I Gotta Feeling. These girls are obviously not dancers. Hate the sandals.
They're introducing themselves and some of them are doing it in a cute way:
Miss Alaska: "I can't see Russia from my house."
Miss Florida: "Tim, I'm single!" You'd have to be a virgin for Mr. Tebow. Can you meet that standard?
Miss Georgia: "I went to the Masters and didn't meet Tiger."
Miss Kentucky: "Home of mah husband, George Clooney."
Miss New Jersey: "I know The Situation."
Miss South Carolina: Something about a horse in a bathtub. Sigh. Should have stuck to "Hi y'all."
"Prize package from our friends at Amway." When did that start? How far this pageant has fallen.
Mario is introducing his lovely co-host Clinton Kelly, host of What Not to Wear. He is hot, imho. I also assume he's gay, but when he hosted the Backstage at Miss America show before the pageant, he made a comment about recently getting married. Surely he means married like Wes and I are married, right? I mean the host of a fashion make-over show and Backstage at Miss America? Anybody have any info? Moving on...They're choosing the top 15 and the first three are "America's choice." Huh? The last one will be the contestant's choice. How complicated do you want to make it? Anyway, the top 15 are being announced with a brief video clip letting you get to know them.
Miss Oklahoma likes candy. Whatever.
Miss Arkansas wants to pay for law school.
Miss Kentucky wants to do something big with her life.
Miss Tennessee said something but I forget.
Miss Colorado loves ice cream. Come on, she hasn't had any butter pecan since she was three years old.
Miss California
Miss Indiana
Miss Hawaii
Miss Louisiana
Miss DC
Miss New Mexico IS "that IT girl." Subtle.
Miss Virginia
Miss Texas, about damn time!
Miss Nebraska, really? Nebraska? No South Carolina, no Alabama, no Mississippi and they pick Nebraska? Shit, people.
Now, the girls pick one more, but first our reigning Miss America, Katie Stamm makes an appearance in a dress that is "a tribute to our military." Um, okay. Can we get on with things now?
The girls pick Oregon. She's totally cute.
Swimsuit is next. I check out the thighs and marvel at the lack of shame and the miracles of waxing. Who walks gracefully and who walks like she was born pushing a plow?
Evening gown is on. Miss Oklahoma stumbles a bit, but it's OK. Miss California believes true beauty radiates from within. Profound. Miss Texas slipped. Get it together Miss Texas!
Talent is next, my favorite part! Miss California is in a tutu. Always a good choice. Miss Virginia is belting out Listen from Dreamgirls. Beyonce could learn a thing or two from her. DC and Texas sing opera with mixed results. New Mexico sings from West Side Story, very nice. Miss Lousiana plays piano.
Miss Kentucky is singing and she has the biggest mouth I've ever seen. Seriously. It's like a giant Amazonian snake has unhinged it's jaw and is going to swallow us all up.
Miss Hawaii does the hula and is my favorite. Lovely.
Buh bye Oklahoma and Colorado. No talent competition for you.
It's on to the questions and they're unbelievably lame. Each one should have been asked about same sex marriage! Wouldn't that have been fun? They could have brought out Clinton Kelly as a visual aid.
It's time! Final five! Texas is eliminated. Crap. Ditto Nebraska.
Fourth runner-up: Miss freak mouth Kentucky!
Third runner-up: Miss Louisiana! I kind of liked her and besides, Louisiana has never won. Too bad.
Second runner-up: Miss Tennessee!
First runner-up: Miss California!
Now, Miss Virginia is standing there with New Mexico and Hawaii. One of them will win and the others, well, won't. New Mexico has never won and I really like her. Mario has the winner...it's...
MISS VIRGINIA, CARESSA CAMERON IS YOUR NEW MISS AMERICA!
Her mother is crying her eyes out! It's pandemonium! Caressa Cameron is beautiful and talented and smart. Great choice!




4 comments:
Like to Clinton in just boxers:
http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q198/littlebritain1/clinton-kelly01.jpg
From Wiki:
Kelly is openly gay,[12][13][14] but in comparing What Not to Wear with the preceding show Queer Eye—which pioneered gay men making over people seen as needing fashion advice—the Washington Blade noted some key differences:[15][16] "[U]nless you have your gaydar on while watching the show, you would have no idea. There's nothing 'gay' about the show and he doesn't really talk about it on air. Viewers trust Kelly's expertise based on the strength of his choices rather than on the 'he's gay and he should know' fashion theory."[15] Kelly's wedding to his partner is planned for 2009 at their home in Connecticut.[17]
FAGULOUS coverage, Sam! Some random thoughts:
1. Rush...agree! "Zit on anal wart"...a perfect description.
2. Gretchen...agree...that dress was a monstrosity. I covered my Audrey's eyes to protect them.
3. Mario...is there anyone cuter in the entire Milky Way? Douglas Berger-Lopez...has a nice sound, oui?
4. Opening song...amen! Enough already!
5. Miss Alaska...thought she said she could NOT see Russia?
6. I was impressed with the scripting of the girls' "Hellos." Someone with humor wrote it. Did you script it, Sammy?
7. Talent...no one blew me away.
8. Gowns...overall, I was quite impressed. The only one I didn't like was Miss New Mexico's.
9. Back to judges..."American Idol" contestant Brooke White...? WTF? That's the best they could do?
10. Winner...Miss Virginia was my winner the second she stepped out in that yellow gown. Gorgeous! Plus, she seems like a nice, articulate young woman. Yes, a very good choice.
A good show indeed. Did it take you back to your own pageant days? It is still a scandale that you were denied the Miss South Carolina 1980 tiara just because you lacked a vag. Discrimination!!!
Well it took two cups of coffee but I read the whole thing. Better than the Sunday paper.
Sean, thanks for the info and for the hot link. I'll use that.
Mrs. Berger-Lopez, insightful comments as usual. Don't even remind me of those dark days at the Greenville Civic Auditorium in 1980. To think of all the judges I slept with and for what!
Mike, glad I could help polish off your coffee.
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