<rant> pageant culture is shallow, and definitely a sign of self-absorbed has-been parents that should be ashamed </rant>
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Maybe. But at least I ain't sheep.![]()
I just watched that again and found it hilarious. Poor girl is probably still crying in some bathroom somewhere.
A fifth of Americans can't locate the USA on the world map... this can't be true... that's like 60,000,000 people not knowing where they are on a map...
Somebody's teachers have some 'splaining to do.
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I did a quiz thing a while ago, i forgot where it was (i think it was National Geographic. I'm looking for it now), and 98% of Japanese people found Japan on the map, while only 89% of Americans found the USA on the map. Assuming that quiz got a good cross section of the American demographic, that would indicate that there are more than 30 million people who don't know where America is on the map.
30,000,000 people living in ignorant bliss... with obesity rates as high as they are now, a good portion of those 30 million people won't have to live in ignorant bliss for too long.
It's a rather stupid drug if you ask me, expensive and crap there are FAR better non addictive drugs out there that you can even function worth a damn after the effects have worn off.
I really don't get why it's fashionable.
I'd still go her.
The 'I's have it..
Some one should start the Official MR Pageant Thread. Then the MR-Ws can submit their best photos.
We should probably choose judges.
PS I just saw Miss Teen on Leno. I hope he invites her for a guest.. maybe jaywalking?
Lets not be hard because after all in the Macrumors we can easily to try to be fair with macs and PCs but when in this sort of thing there is not often ways to regard other people in difficult situations who under the sort of pressure that with questions can't often think as in many for the compare with the whole of the United States and so we cant poke fun and in this way be American for in this we are together at least and not apart like an acorn and a tree but united as one which is where we ought to see beyond this.