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Your opinions on beauty pageants for nuns, please.
Posted by polybore • 8/25/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: beauty pageants, nun, nuns, priest
Yes polybore knows this sounds like an episode of Father Ted (if you don't know Father Ted here is an introduction www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T5snc_LYSY&feature=related )
But this is fact not fiction, Father Antonio Rungi has had the excellent idea of inviting the worlds nuns to enter a beauty pageant. All they have to do is send him a photo and a covering letter. If you don't believe polybore then consult the BBC news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7581039.stm
Now polybore kind of wishes that he had thought of this. Polybore does not generally approve of beauty pageants however in this case perhaps it is ok?
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Normally, I would think that this was very odd, but I suspect (hope) that Rungi's intent is to remind the world that female beauty is not the product of scanty clothing and plastic surgery.
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Wow... you're right, it does sound a bit like something out of "Father Ted."
But where I would find it extremely funny on Ted's Craggy Island, I'd say in real life the concept and sentiment is somewhat misplaced.-
lol yes. Although this does call to mind an incident of Father Jack dreaming about judging a beauty pageant of sorts. No nuns involved. "More Water".
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vlOhj4eTpA
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Nuns gone wild!!!
Heh, nice sentiment, and I agree with the man - beauty is something to be marveled at in a non perverse way. -
This is so like a recurring dream I used to have that it's scary, I won't reveal all the oily details here. I will just say that they don't call them nuns because they don't get "nun".
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If you get all the TV stations and newspapers into the picture, ultimately you will succumb to the pressure of choosing someone who is beautiful and sexy.
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I actually know a community of cloistered nuns who would make good inner beauty pageant contests because they don't shave, wear deodorant, and keep their hair cropped as short as possible. Since they have no mirrors, they don't care and everything is covered anyway (full habit). The only thing you can see is eyes, nose and chin hair. Lovely ladies--on the inside! BTW I love Father Ted, and yes, I'd pay money to see 97 year old Sister Mary strut her stuff in the evening dress competition.
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