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Lincoln, the Vatican, and Fellini?
whoa. head rush!
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Tornado Ali
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Used to be woods in town on prairie; now Emerald City
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Don’t forget the queens, Cloud!
![]() ![]() ![]() Left: Miss Andouille [sausage] XII [2006] Ashley Kristine Wilking Right: 2007 Miss Queen of Hearts [of the River Parishes Fall Festival] Ashley Kristine Wilking Hey, I thought she was from Georgia--Scarlett’s friend. More importantly, what up with her batwings? A lot of the Louisiana queens wear ’em. I’m guessing it’s a regal mantle bestowed only upon the winner at the big moment, along with the tiara, sash, and bouquet. Personally, I prefer Miss BHF’s bare-shoulder look. Still, there’s certainly something to be said for the batwing style. Further research shows that in a few short years in the early 1930s, in male scholarship competitions, the regal pageant mantle underwent a radical transformation from modest proportions to the exaggerated dimensions that persist today: ![]() ![]() Left: Seward Sanitarium Blood Drive Festival King 1931 Bill “Count” Dracula Right: Mr. Late-Moving Sinker 1934 Chien-ming “the Merciless” Wang Bonus section: An SSBDF King gallery ![]() 1, 2, 3: High-collared mantle, but modest by later standards 2: Lincolnesque winner's crown 4. Joy at hearing Abraham Van Helsing named first runner-up Highlights of the winner's performance, a dramatic reading, in the talent portion of the competition |
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