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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LilBird1
Nope! Got better things to do then watch a bunch of vacant air-heads pretend to be homeless!
elshortino23
It looks like Tramp Porn!!! Just been reading ast threads as had to actually work today rather than just pretending to, Lady Sausage I also thought was in reference to a chickdick!!! Can't believe it's just your pet names amongst friends!
MissTweak
yep every Monday night. But it would have to be deeply ironic for this not to be offensive.
moloveschips
it says will pose for change so it does make sense-its high fashion it has to be exaggerated!!! dont you watch the show???
MissTweak
Moi? A hypocrite? No never *swallows end of carrot*. ... *ahem* just raising awareness for just causes! or that Tyra has some audacity.....
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