Erm, are you sure about this, Tyra?
Posted by heatworld on Thursday 28 Feb 2008
Filed under: America's Next Top Model, Tyra Banks
The contestants on America’s Next Top Model last night in America (they’re a whole "cycle" ahead of us) were set the challenge of posing as homeless women while other professional models around them wore high-fashion outfits. *Raises eyebrow.* Tyra also gave a speech to the wannabe models ahead of their "evaluations" revealing that the plight of the homeless was something close to her heart because she once dressed up as a homeless person on her show Tyra *Raises the other eyebrow.* And while we’re on the subject, when was the last time you ever saw a homeless person pulling THIS pose?
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MissTweak
I see no one is taking my 'Save the Carrot' campaign seriously. Well what I suggest is that you all go out and 'dress' like a carrot, and then you'll be laughing on the other side of your faces I tell you.
MissTweak
Bird, I once went to a fancy dress party dressed as a carrot. Now as I have experienced what it is like to 'dress' as a carrot I would like to raise awareness for all the poor carrots out there. PEOPLE! There are carrots out there, dying and stuff.
LilBird1
My daughter once dressed as a yeti for halloween. *Has visions of daughter starting a 'Save The Yeti' campaign and mounting an expedition to highlight the cause. Because she once dressed as one y'know...*
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