Is it just me or do Kimberley and her husband have a weird speech affectation? Like they are over-enunciating while chewing their faces while showing off their veneers.
That guy is a total douche with his fat-hating and pretending like it's health and not looks that he's concerned about. HOWEVER, does anyone else find it interesting how many of the pageant moms pour hours of their time and thousands of their dollars into their daughters but don't do any of those things for themselves? Clearly looks are something they value, but they don't take the time to find cute clothes for themselves, or do their own makeup, or get their own spray tans, manicures and massages. That bothers me every time I see these clips or watch the show.
I'm a casual, t-shirt and jeans, very little make up kind of person. So I don't mean this as a value judgement about how I think these moms should look. But I am concerned/perplexed that people who so clearly value all those externals do none of it for themselves. What does that say about them?
@AnotherJenn: I was just thinking about that. I also find it peculiar that the pageant moms, who put so much into their daughter's appearance financially and emotionally, seem to care so little about their own. Before this show I would have pictured a "pageant mom" as someone with big hair, fake nails, lots of makeup, etc., but it turns out that isn't true.
If you say, prior to your statement, that something is going to sound some way, you do mean it and your disclaimer is null and void. (Looking at you Pageant Dad with the bad fashion sense.) And yes, I meant that in a mean and nasty way.
Anyone else getting Greg Kinear's character from Little Miss Sunshine off this dad? The fashion, the evasive yet judgey attitude about weight/food. What a winner.
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That mom looks just like Andy McPhee from Dawson's Creek. I loved the little blond girl.. Kendall? When she was all "You're pretty! Lets make friends! I hope you do well!"
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I don't think the mother meant donut in that way. I think she was saying more like "Since she's so young she doesn't get the cliche that cops love donuts."
@mannequin: Ok that's what I thought too. Unless there is some widely known euphemism that to cops "donut" = "vagina."
I feel like I'm in 4th grade again, and everyone but me knows that "pencil" really means "dick," and any time someone says "do it" we all start laughing hysterically.
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What Kimberly is learning: bad cop no donut! sparkly handcuffs sexxxxy booty shake shake cute!
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I'm a casual, t-shirt and jeans, very little make up kind of person. So I don't mean this as a value judgement about how I think these moms should look. But I am concerned/perplexed that people who so clearly value all those externals do none of it for themselves. What does that say about them?
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"Dear God, please help my babies win. Thank you for all of your blessings. Help my babies win, Lord. Amen."
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Frankly, where do you get off talking about fat ladies Hibiscus McGee.
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At least that's what I tell the mens. "It's good for your skin!"
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I feel like I'm in 4th grade again, and everyone but me knows that "pencil" really means "dick," and any time someone says "do it" we all start laughing hysterically.
And yes, the clip was still creepy.
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