No Holds Barred

by **Bill the Butcher** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 4:57 pm

...if this makes me seem ignorant, evil, and just a bad person in general, but...

Who here is sick of hearing news about the Jon Benet Ramsey case even after (more than?) a decade after it happened?

We're probably never going to resolve that. Just let it go, people.

by **Ziner** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:18 pm

No, its cool. I am with you. What makes her case any different than any of the other cases like this. I couldnt care less about this than I do titletown on sportscenter.

btw - Cleveland already has non-titletown locked up

by **CarolinaTribe** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:26 pm

Ziner wrote:No, its cool. I am with you. What makes her case any different than any of the other cases like this. I couldnt care less about this than I do titletown on sportscenter.

btw - Cleveland already has non-titletown locked up

What about the "Who's Now" segment?

by **Ziner** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:47 pm

CarolinaTribe wrote:
Ziner wrote:No, its cool. I am with you. What makes her case any different than any of the other cases like this. I couldnt care less about this than I do titletown on sportscenter.

btw - Cleveland already has non-titletown locked up

What about the "Who's Now" segment?

Who's now was worse by a mile

by **BDFD** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:48 pm

They keep digging up old stuff like this because they know someone (a bleeding heart) will always watch it/click on it. I'm with you.

by **jfiling** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:52 pm

I think it's nice that the story that her parents are innocent deserves attention, seeing as how so many people were convinced of their guilt. I wonder if Matt Stone and Trey Parker will apologize.

by **leadpipe** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 6:36 pm

If you put your 4 year old in a beauty contest, you gotta be guilty of something.

by **Bill the Butcher** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 7:20 pm

Lead Pipe wrote:If you put your 4 year old in a beauty contest, you gotta be guilty of something.

I was about to say something about that.

Stage parents are terrible. Just sickening. Anybody seen Little Miss Sunshine? I love that film, but the part when they're at the actual competition and saw the other girls there... I wanted to throw up.

by **jfiling** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 10:48 pm

Point taken, Pipe. I was, of course, referring to the matter of the murder, not the fact that they were shitty parents.

by **leadpipe** » Fri Jul 11, 2008 11:58 pm

Bill the Butcher wrote:
Lead Pipe wrote:If you put your 4 year old in a beauty contest, you gotta be guilty of something.

I was about to say something about that.

Stage parents are terrible. Just sickening. Anybody seen Little Miss Sunshine? I love that film, but the part when they're at the actual competition and saw the other girls there... I wanted to throw up.

So, peeker643 and I are in Vegas with the wives. We just finished eating and we head to the restroom. Guys take 10 seconds, girls 10 minutes as I'm sure you're aware. Well, long story short, Peeker and I walk out of the can right into a lobby where one of these contests just happens to be in intermission. Number one, you clouldn't feel like more of a pervert, two guys standing against the wall as these "contestants" mill around. But Christ on a pony, the Mothers of these girls looking each other up and down. Each mother dressed 20 years younger than they should. The make-up on these little girls. Parading them into the bathroom for a blush makeover, and probably a quick gag session. Holy Christ. As pathetic a scene as I've ever witnessed.

If you are entering your kid in a beauty pageant, it ain't for the kid, it's for you.

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