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Miss Alabama on NSA Prism Scandal (Original Post)
damnedifIknow
Jun 2013
OP
She can just choose to feel "safe" instead of "them encroaching on her privacy",.
Civilization2
Jun 2013
#6
Half-Century Man
(5,279 posts)1. But, I thought
silicon implants went into the breasts not the head???
damnedifIknow
(3,183 posts)4. Damned if I know
Some people enjoy no privacy?
Spitfire of ATJ
(32,723 posts)2. Now watch her freak over naked pictures of her ending up on the web....
....for her safety....
BillyRibs
(787 posts)3. The Disinformation
Machine is in full power mode. Listen to the Idiots cheering her in the audience!
delrem
(9,688 posts)5. I feel sorry for her, to be humiliated like that.
If political punditry were a requisite for being designated "Ms Alabama", it wouldn't be called "Miss Alabama".
Then to be thrown the most contentious political issue of the century to ad lib on, the headlights focused.
The whole thing is BS and unfair. IMO.
Civilization2
(649 posts)6. She can just choose to feel "safe" instead of "them encroaching on her privacy",.
see, it is all about how you feel about it,. choose to feel safe and all is well.
WhoIsNumberNone
(7,875 posts)7. Well, lucky day for you little missy-
You get both. (Although the safety may only be imagined...)
jakeXT
(10,575 posts)8. Thinking while nervous ?
I was in my own zone. I knew Miss Utah, so to hear her not being able to speak the words she wanted to was hard, but it didn't necessarily psych me out. I just tried to focus on really listening and understanding my own question before I answered.
Do you, or other pageant contestants, prep for questions or is it more of an 'in the moment' thing?
I think every contestant is different. Some girls have coaches who will prep them for specific questions. I had people who advised me on the best way to answer questions in general, but through the years I learned that when I practice specific interview questions, it only makes it harder. You're trying to remember exactly what you practiced. When I was in Las Vegas, I just tried to stay up on current events by reading news websites and staying up-to-date on Twitter. I had several topics in my head that I was prepared to answer.
http://blog.al.com/tuscaloosa/2013/06/miss_alabama_usa_mary_margaret.html#/4
Do you, or other pageant contestants, prep for questions or is it more of an 'in the moment' thing?
I think every contestant is different. Some girls have coaches who will prep them for specific questions. I had people who advised me on the best way to answer questions in general, but through the years I learned that when I practice specific interview questions, it only makes it harder. You're trying to remember exactly what you practiced. When I was in Las Vegas, I just tried to stay up on current events by reading news websites and staying up-to-date on Twitter. I had several topics in my head that I was prepared to answer.
http://blog.al.com/tuscaloosa/2013/06/miss_alabama_usa_mary_margaret.html#/4