American Idol 2006--Live Thread (Part II)

FOX ^ | 3-25-06

[b9]

Gack! Look what the Gherkin wore to the prom!!

You know, in spite of everything, the one thing I admired her for was how modestly she dresses on AI.

But it's obviously just part of the act.

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

Right! He has given credit in the past. I will bet AI does something to set the record straight for Chris, because it's simply the right thing to do.

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

Holy smokes! That certainly doesn't look like an innocent girl.

[Netizen]

Ok, thanks. I tried other numbers, but nothing worked. Is there a formula on figuring that, or did you just know?

I have some software that I use that gives the dimensions. You can change the dimensions. You need to make sure they both change appropriately or the image gets distorted. It's called constrain. You change one set of numbers and the other set automatically adjusts to the proper number.

[Netizen]

I found that pic of Constantine on Elimidate! LOL

[Netizen]

Maybe her prom was held on a street corner.

[EmilyGeiger]

Is that really Constantpain? He looks even weirder in those. Now I see why he needed the long hair.

[EmilyGeiger]

Take a look at this girl's prom dress:http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1603310/posts

[grania]

You know, in spite of everything, the one thing I admired her for was how modestly she dresses on AI. But it's obviously just part of the act.

I don't know, doodlelady. She might just be socially and culturally overwhelmed, and having an experience beyond her wildest dreams.

That dress shows that she wasn't mothered, unless by someone who was selling her to the highest bidder. No woman who gave a damn about that girl would've let her go to the prom in that thing.

[Senator Goldwater]

"That dress shows that she wasn't mothered"

Very well put.

[Wolfstar]

That dress shows that she wasn't mothered, unless by someone who was selling her to the highest bidder. No woman who gave a damn about that girl would've let her go to the prom in that thing.

Believe it or not, grania, that dress is actually modest by today's standards. Actresses show up to awards shows, premiers and parties wearing extremely revealing stuff, and young girls see coverage of such events on TV and in teen mags. The fashion world is besotted with trash. Here's just a few examples:

This photo is from a fashion show during the young designers contest held at the 14th China International Fashion Week in Beijing, China, on Sunday March 26, 2006. One hundred and twenty fashion designers from 24 countries participated.

These are from Portuguese designer Fatima Lopes during the Portugal Fashion Week, in Porto, northern Portugal, Saturday March 25, 2006.

This is from Colombian fashion designer Maria del Pilar Agamez during Plataforma K fashion week in Barranquilla, Colombia, Saturday, March 25, 2006.

This is from Lebanese designer Nadine Mezher during Beirut Fashion Week at the Buddha-Bar, in Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, March 25, 2006. (Apparently not all Muslims want their women in burkas.)

[Wolfstar]

This model is getting her hair and makeup done before a fashion show in Culver City, California, March 23, 2006. I'm just throwing this photo in (a) because of the dog, and (b) because it's from California. Also, as fashion models go these days, this one is a beauty.

[Wolfstar]

Speaking of the fashion world and revealing clothes, here's Paula with Lara Flynn Boyle sitting in the front row at designer Jennifer Nicholson's Fall 2006 fashion show during the Mercedes-Benz fashion week in Culver City, Calif., Wednesday, March 22, 2006.

[Wolfstar]

Several reveal pics of Sharon Stone, who was in Europe this month to promote her new movie'Basic Instinct 2. Women like Stone are who young girls want to emulate.

Actress Lucy Liu arrives to the premiere of her new movie, 'Lucky Number Slevin,' Tuesday, March 21, 2006, in New York.

[Wolfstar]

Actress Jennifer Hudson poses with her Female Star of Tomorrow award at ShoWest in Las Vegas, Nevada March 16, 2006. ShoWest is an annual convention of movie theater owners and motion picture professionals. (Horrors! There's no mention of the fact that she was on AI. Where's Simon to trash her for "forgetting her fans?")

[EmilyGeiger]

Wow If you hadn't told me that was Jennifer Hudson, I wouldn't recognize her.

[Wolfstar]

Finally, Jonny, I can't let this series of images from fashion and movies go by without this example of scummy Hollywood Leftists pleading for tax breaks for themselves. Yep, that's right. Leftists, who normally scream to confiscate everyone else's hard-earned money, go whining to government for breaks for themselves. How I hate such people.

Movie actor Danny Aiello, right, makes a point as he testifies before the state legislature's Commerce Committee at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford, Conn., Tuesday, March 14, 2006. Aiello, Carol Alt, Ron Perlman and Cathy Moriarty-Gentile were speaking in favor of creation of a favorable tax climate for film production in Connecticut. From left are Cathy Moriarty-Gentile, Carol Alt, Ron Perlman (partially obscured), and Aiello.

[Wolfstar]

Wow If you hadn't told me that was Jennifer Hudson, I wouldn't recognize her.

She's heavier than I remember her, but she has a pretty face.

[EmilyGeiger]

Her hair is different too isn't it?

[Senator Goldwater]

Stone's not afraid to show herself off.

I recall seeing Basic Instinct when it first came out in a movie theatre. I'd never before seen a vagina twenty feet high and forty feet wide.

Or since, come to think of it.