PVN Anthology IV
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yeah, agree, Taragee - it is of course, officially, and 'above all else', tacky and dumb, but really its a watered down version of the strip club dynamic..
The people really 'paying for' this are those that part with their hard-earned cash in some way in reward for just blatantly looking at the woman in a setting/manner they could not ordinarily do.
In the Miss Universe place, I guess the bottom-liners are the people targetted by the advertisers/sponsors - ie Coors Lite, Chevrolet, WWF consumers...
The girls themselves are to a lesser or greater extent at the top of the chain - they get the most (potential) reward from being involved, which at best can be a lifetime career based on noteriety, which it's up to them to control....Blow it all in a couple of years 'acting', doing PAs, calendars, modelling tat, etc - or be a bit smart about it, generate some capital, start a charity, do some investing, make some difference somewhere to kids with no parents, shoes or friends..
Its a complex issue, and certainly a very different beast to the old 'beauty pageants' of 30 or 40 years ago...
The biggest losers are said Coors Lights/strip clubbers, whereas the right-looking smart girl could do very well indeed. Nonetheless, almost everyone inbetween will without doubt be the kind of cancerous greasy LA showbiz agent-liar-thief-sna kes we all know and hate.mikotondria2
(Jul 24 06, 01:28)...and surely we're all post politically correct enough to be able to celebrate the culturally relative and transitory ideals of human beauty without the need to remind ourselves at every conceivable turn that looks are low on the list of important personal qualities - Noone publishes an essay on color theory in webdesign whilst constantly reiterating the importance of typography every 2 lines.
Er, etc.mikotondria2
(Jul 24 06, 01:32)ffs, just say you like to watch, lol.