Good to see AOC pulling in the lead. Even if Lektor's voter surpressed fake news count of votes says something else, we have well established that AOC is the true champion of the people.
I'm starting to finally understand who the celebutante / reality tv / Kardashian obsession comes from. It's something I've never really understood, but here it is firsthand, and here are the people who it comes from.
Beer is a generic homogenized artificially manufactured Kardashian clone product. Madison Beer's best friend is Kylie Jenner, who is one of the reality tv / Kardashian crew. Her "career" comes purchased by her family and promoted by Justin Bieber's manager. She is an independent "artist" because she was dropped by her label after fetch didn't happen.
You sick pedos have bought in hook, line, and sinker to this tripe because you want to bang a permanently photoshopped TEENAGER who applies makeup by the kilo and uses dog ear instagram filters.
Lusting after literal teenagers is ****ed up. Homegirl is 19, people. Most of these photos were just after she turned 18.
I really hope you aren't reading this while parked across the street from the neighborhood elementary school, but we both know you are.
Seriously, y'all need to get some professional help.
In the meantime, either cancel your Beer vote now or switch it to AOC, so it isn't used against you later in a court of law during your sentencing hearing.
I salute your (good) trolling efforts, but OOT has a long tradition of nominating, sometimes even electing, a Ms OOT that's a solid 10 years past her prime.
There's just this slight problem of AOC having a brain-fade and supporting Mermaids, a somewhat sinister 'charity' that enables homophobic parents to force non-gender-conforming children (like tomboys, as we used to call them, who are perfectly normal) to have a supposed 'sex change' entailing dangerous drugs, genital mutilation and sterility so they seem less 'gay'.
Apart from that bit of mass-hysterical politically-correct idiocy, with appalling repercussions for very young and vulnerable people, she doesn't seem too bad.
Oh as in “oh, my”
G as in “gaslight”
Ling rhymes with “ring.”
I think you live in the northeast, which would make you an outlier with that pronunciation, for that area .imo. Every Ivy kid I've run into has said ogg-ull.
mmbt0ne isn't running it this year (he's certainly entitled to a year off), but it's an OOT staple by now, so I'll take a shot at it.
This was last year's lineup:
Unless there's a really strong case, none of these women will be eligible in 2015, and even then, only one exception at most will be made.
I was kind of wondering how we got here, and was looking over past years... well, that's 2014's lineup above.
I don't think anyone this year even would crack the top 10 of that lineup.
Not even the gentlewoman from New York. (yes, yes, YMMV.)
Starting from scratch and filling out a new field of 32 year after year is a really, really tall order. While I understand that we don't want to be having the same conversation year after year, there really ought to be some balance allowing for repeat contestants.
Or a Veterans' Committee, to name a Ms. OOT Emeritus.
Like Anna Kendrick. Or Harold Baines.
Punctuality, the only people not eligible this year were
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Originally Posted by LektorAJ
People who were in last year:
and previous winners:
2005: Catherine Bell
2006: kinda got sidetracked, but Jessica Alba was more or less running away with it, or not depending on whom you ask
2007: never happened
2008: Emmanuelle Chriqui
2009: Kate Beckinsale
2010: Minka Kelly
2011: Alison Brie
2012: Scarlett Johansson
2013: Amber Heard
2014: Alexandra Daddario
2015: Emily Ratajkowski
2016: Ana de Armas
2017: Gal Gadot
Almost everyone in the list you posted was eligible. Anna Kendrick was eligible.