Oh, never mind.
Posted on 01/10/2012 9:08:34 AM PST by TheDon
Two contestants in the Miss California USA competition over the weekend may not have taken home the crown or topped the ranks but they left with a significant place in the competition's history.
Jenelle Hutcherson, 26, of Long Beach, and Mollie Thomas, 19, of West Hollywood, were the first openly gay contestants in the 60 years of the state pageant, whose winner will go on to compete in Miss USA, the national pageant.
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Oh, never mind.
Yes. This is definitely news. Good thing the country has such dedicated reporters.
“if men can’t find you handsome,they can at least find you handy”.
I’m sure the pageant sponsors are just tickled to death about all of this.
Homosaywhat?
Well, since there is both a “Miss” pageant and a “Mrs.” pageant, and since California has homosexual marriage and they are not married to anything, I supposed they could enter a farm animal or a plotted plant, as well.
Male fans would probably appreciate it more if there was a girls kissing girls event, though.
You did NOT have to post that. I just ate.
is female?
If she’d shave the sides that would make an impressive Mohawk.
It ain’t like in the movies.
Given the climate in pop culture, they will make sure one of them wins so they can further their cause.
You know that this is just the beginning - have they had a historic first transgendered contestant? Somebody in California must already be planning to set that one in motion.
The real headline grabber will be the first pre-op-but-scheduled-for-surgery transsexual contestant, followed in short order by the first biologically-male-but-transgender-questioning contestant.
This is indeed “historic.” We should rejoice at such “progress.”
Dang, she’s fugly!
No, it's not.
I've been personally acquainted with several actual homosexually perverted females over the years.
Some of them are scary.
Most make my skin crawl.
NONE of them are remotely attractive, except (presumably) to each other.
In many cases, the unattractiveness seems to be a deliberate choice.
Its Rod Stewart circa 1972...
What does the picture of Rob Schneider have to do with this story?
Actually they have. It was a number of years ago, and he/she may have become transgendered later. I read about it here a couple of years ago. Can't remember if this was a male child raised as a female and later had an operation. It was bizarre, but she was very pretty.
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