lilmzcan wrote:
OK I'm confused why do her pics say Michael Butler ?
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Michael Butler is her Dad.
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diving4gold |
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lilmzcan wrote: Michael Butler is her Dad. |
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E Love 9 |
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Living Dolls was so entertaining. To this day, all I have to do is tell my mother "Get it girl!" to make her break into laughter.
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lilmzcan |
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I know but why is his name there and not hers.I'm being facetious sorry.
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diving4gold |
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lilmzcan wrote:Her Dad is a pageant coach, I imagine that he uses her photo to advertise his business. |
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Mswldflwr |
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lilmzcan wrote:I totally agree. Hey, if they want to do pageants, that's fine. But the little girls should not be allowed to have hair extensions, fake teeth or makeup of any kind. Do "natural" pageants even exist? The only thing these pageants measure is which mother is the most successful at making up their daughter to look like she's 30. I hate those mothers. But I'm sure I'll be watching. |
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Veelicious |
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lilmzcan wrote: No. It was a little boy with a mullet and mascara. |
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Redhead9015 |
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Anyone who saw the Painted Babies documentary on TLC like 13 years ago will be interested in this update:
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Vicconius |
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The commercials for this show are disgusting. The GWOP types should be rallying against this show trying to get it banned and the parents thrown in prison.
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Blondzilla5150 |
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pinkdolphin |
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Mswldflwr wrote: The whole point of the pagent is putting on make up, fake tans, revealing clothes and freaky teeth to win the $1,000 prize! Just $100 more than you paid to enter the contest. lol. I will watch. |
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Redhead9015 |
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^One mom spent $3500 on ONE dress. I don't think these people are even breaking even
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lilbitofchaos |
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diving4gold wrote:omg! i was hooked on living dolls! the 2 dads were hard core Living Dolls: The Making of a Child Beauty Queen is a 2001 Emmy award-winning HBO documentary. It was directed by Shari Cookson. SynopsisThe documentary follows five-year-old beauty contestant Swan Brooner and her mother, Robin Browne throughout the year of 1999. The two live in Florida with Swan's half-brother, Bubba, her half-sister, Silva and her younger brother, Devon. Throughout the film, Robin, who used to serve in the American military, trains and grooms Swan with a no-nonsense attitude for the state beauty pageants. In Swan's bedroom, various trophies and crowns are displayed, although Swan mentions she does not know what contest she won them in. Robin takes Swan to South Carolina to compete in a national contest. However, Swan loses after nearly forgetting the words to a song. The two move on the next contest. Before they set out, Robin's boyfriend has already offered to help Robin and Swan with whatever expenses needed to cover the pageants. Robin's son, Bubba, is a juvenile delinquent, who has already been involved in fights with his peers at school and has been arrested a few times. However, Robin has been too preoccupied with Swan to attend to Bubba, although she mentions she cares and loves all of her children. The documentary later focuses on Alabama residents and beauty pageant coaches Michael Butler and his partner Shane King, along with Butler's seven-year-old daughter, Leslie, who has won 27 national titles in her pageant span (Butler's dad mentions that Leslie won her first pageant when she was three weeks old while she slept). Shane is coach to Leslie, Swan and various other young beauty pageant contestants. Meanwhile, Leslie is preparing to compete in the Glamour Doll USA pageant after a nine-month hiatus. She later wins the top prize. Ultimately, Swan is crowned Miss Grand National Star Grand Supreme, winning $2500, the largest prize she has received. Leslie is crowned Overall Dream Girl, winning $500. AftermathSwan is now fifteen years old, a cheerleader, and an honor roll student. Swan doesn't do pageants anymore for her guardian can't afford the fees. Her mother, Robin Browne, died in 2003 of a heart attack; Swan went to live with her father in Alaska, who later passed away from cancer. Swan currently lives with her older sister. Leslie is still competing in pageants; Michael and Shane are no longer a couple. Swan wishes she could still do pageants as her older sister works in college to raise the money so Swan can compete. Leslie has been doing lots of pageants and plans to compete in the Miss America pageant when she turns 18. Beautiful Swan has grown up. Hopefully she will be able to continue pageants. That is all... |
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Redhead9015 |
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omg! i was hooked on living dolls!you can find the entire documentary on youtube. I used to have it on tape too. I think I've seen it like a dozen times. |
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lilmzcan |
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pinkdolphin wrote: Sounds like you been there ? Have you had a kid in a pageant or maybe you ? Just asking. |
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pinkdolphin |
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No the only reason I know is they said it on the special. The one with the girl who wanted a cow - they would just win their money back. I really don't get
why someone would do this to their kid, unless you were really banking - but getting the best prize and it just being your entry fee is a big letdown.
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lilmzcan |
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Bumping for tonight at 10 on TLC if anyone is interested.
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ExMenudoFan |
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The pageant dad is gay, right?
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memyselfandi |
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If the 40-year-old pageant mom still wants to be in pageants doing that crazy baton-twirling why in the hell doesn't she bother to dye her silver hair?
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maxxfisher |
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That man could not be gayer if he was getting power fucked by 10 dudes in the middle of a pageant
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memyselfandi |
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Hahaha. Well based on that last segment I'm pretty sure his his "wife" is a drag queen.
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