Miss Who Cares

News Flash!!!!! Miss USA tripped and fell on stage during the Miss Universe pageant. This happened while performing the highly difficult task of.....WALKING. She should have won as it is the most interesting thing any of the contestants did that night (Well during the show).
Side note, you would think at this point world peace and hunger issues would be resolved.

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David W. Pittman said…
PS. By the way the same thing happened to the USA entry last year as well.
July 14, 2008 at 4:34 PM
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