




| Interviewer | Contestant | My comments | |
| List any schools and universities you have or are attending, as well as the area of study and any degree or certification you received |
Trade School 1: Catherine E. Hinds
school of Esthetics; Area of Study: Medical/Spa Esthetics; Year
Completed: 1998; Degree: Medical/Spa Esthetics Trade School 2: Blaine Hair School; Area of Study: Nail Art; Year Completed: 1998; Degree: OPI Nail art (Miss Massachusetts) |
ok hello, Nail art? what does this say about the intelligence of our nation's "Representative"? We can spend all this money towards our education and all we have to show is that we can do a mean manicure in under a minute for our talent. | |
| What would be your "dream job" in life? | My dream job would be to establish and direct a nonprofit organization that would empower young women to recognize their value and worth, to identify their dreams and to fulfill their destinies. (Miss Louisiana) |
This is the hokiest thing I have read in a Long time, first off i know you didn't think of that on your own and second...can you say "welcome to Hallmark" | |
| Favorite sport: | Cheerleading (Miss Iowa) |
what a sport YAY! | |
| What would be your "dream job" in life? | Miss USA. (Miss Wisconsin) |
OK first off this means that you would only work for a year, LAZY! second, how original of an answer is that, it is almost startling | |
| Stan Fields: Miss Rhode
Island, please describe your idea of a perfect date. |
That's a tough one. I would have to say
April 25th. Because it's not too hot, not too cold, all you need is
a light jacket. (Miss Rhode
Island) |
Though this quotation is taken from the movie Miss Congeniality, it does a great job at mocking the intelligence of the contestants | |
| A #2 Extra Value
Meal from McDonald's...Supersized! (Miss Missouri) |
yes it is pathetic that you have your order memorized but- you are a great role model for the ever growing problem of obesity in America, congratulations! | ||