Posted by: GeetMaiJawaafDiu? June 30, 2013
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Also, I heard the girls were asked to pay/ raise 1000 sponsorship fee for the program.... Few girls are international students as well... I am an international student and I understand how hard it is to get $1000 and also to take a week off to participate in the event....
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In any given beauty pageant, there are bikini rounds, evening gown rounds, etc rounds, and of course there is the interview round in which the judges field the questions to each participant who make it to that phase. My understanding is that the Q & A phase is meant for gauging mainly the intelligence of the contestant. If these candidates are ready to shell out $1000 fee each, (plus expenses for transportation, boarding, lodging, incidentals), take weeks off from work, and incur countless hours of preparation, then I think these participants sadly flunked a vital intelligence test, i.e., Economics 101, in my humble opinion. On the other hand, if your bet on the table is covered by a sugar daddy or a real daddy then I guess you have pretty much nothing to lose here out-of-pocket.
If you think of yourself as a promising woman of beauty and brains and are looking for a suitable platform to promote yourself, you might have a lot less taxing options. For example, appear in a music video of an established pop star for free and may be even get paid for it, or come up with a way to contribute to an esteemed non-profit Nepalese organization that provides ample photo-ops or create an account on a free social networking service like facebook or linkedin with a sharp and professional picture of you.
Also, all these tips I wrote above are free-of-charge for you.
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Also, I heard the girls were asked to pay/ raise 1000 sponsorship fee for the program.... Few girls are international students as well... I am an international student and I understand how hard it is to get $1000 and also to take a week off to participate in the event....
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In any given beauty pageant, there are bikini rounds, evening gown rounds, etc rounds, and of course there is the interview round in which the judges field the questions to each participant who make it to that phase. My understanding is that the Q & A phase is meant for gauging mainly the intelligence of the contestant. If these candidates are ready to shell out $1000 fee each, (plus expenses for transportation, boarding, lodging, incidentals), take weeks off from work, and incur countless hours of preparation, then I think these participants sadly flunked a vital intelligence test, i.e., Economics 101, in my humble opinion. On the other hand, if your bet on the table is covered by a sugar daddy or a real daddy then I guess you have pretty much nothing to lose here out-of-pocket.
If you think of yourself as a promising woman of beauty and brains and are looking for a suitable platform to promote yourself, you might have a lot less taxing options. For example, appear in a music video of an established pop star for free and may be even get paid for it, or come up with a way to contribute to an esteemed non-profit Nepalese organization that provides ample photo-ops or create an account on a free social networking service like facebook or linkedin with a sharp and professional picture of you.
Also, all these tips I wrote above are free-of-charge for you.
Last edited: 30-Jun-13 11:33 AM