The Miss California USA organization paid for Miss California Carrie Prejean’s new breasts to allow her to compete “in the best possible confidence.” Who knew self esteem came in a plastic bag of silicone?
Basically, the head of the organization admitted on television last week that, in some way, every single breast displayed for the perusal of the judges or the audience is augmented in some way the (as yet) average woman or bra could not achieve and would not regularly attempt. Keith Lewis told CBS’s Maggie Rodriguez:
“You use chicken cutlets,” he said. “You use tape. You use anything that you can to enhance the line. There’s lots of tricks of the trade.”
And, if that doesn’t work, you apparently either beg the organization to buy you the implants or pressure your beauty queen into getting them!
One question that struck me was: where did the organizers get the money to buy Miss California’s silicone? Well, not that their financials are exactly public, but it appears that each participant in the pageant system has to pay her own way — and it’s expensive enough that, like in fashion magazines and pricey restaurants, they don’t tell you the cost before you sign up. And since the California pageant isn’t televised, the organization likely gets its money partly from the national, from corporate and personal sponsorships to the organization, and from corporate and personal sponsorships given to the individual contestants. That means, of course, that all the Miss California contestants and their sponsors and the corporate sponsors of this year’s pageant paid for Carrie Prejean‘s new breasts. How many of those people do you think feel their money was well-spent? I mean, it’s not even like there’s a scholarship or anything.
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