Yawn... how original. I've seen this shot a gazillion times! There were WAY MORE cool shots than your final five. BORRR-ING!
I have to agree that this is a very boring, seen-it-done a million times shot. HOW could this shot "win"? Its a pose seen/done before in tons of magazines. She was just copying what she had seen before. She's not very attractive (kind of looks like a transgender guy actually). If TMZ is going to keep insisting on these photo contests, one hopes you get a better photo editor or panel selecting the "finalists". For a pool or water theme, actually none of the shots were all that hot or interesting.
I agree with #2. I've seen similar shots before-there is absolutely nothing original about it.
What may have been the first time that this pose was shot was late sixties/early seventies. I cut the black and white picture out of a magazine and still have it. I know, no one cares.......
The original is 100 times better than this staged rip-off.
Hey, TMZ...
NO ONE CARES!!!!!!!!!!!
...How about a "weirdest scars" competition...
...I'm just sayin'.
According to health experts, the H1N1 swine flu virus is impossible for nature to create. In other words, it was created by someone in a lab. There were patents out on vaccines way before the virus just miraculously showed up. Tell everyone you know that this is a manufactured crisis. What they intend to do with this manufactured crisis is a bit unknown at this point.
What we do know:
1. It's man-made by those who have the means, knowledge and resources.
2. It's being hyped by the for-profit media and vested government agencies.
3. The vaccine is paid for by tax-payer dollars to the tune of billions.
Wake up folks. Take the rose-colored glasses off. You have real threats and one of those real threats are many of those who would profit from a manufactured crisis.
Google the 1976 Swine Flu fiasco. It'll give you some reality of how far these vested interests will go and how many they'll sacrifice for money and power.
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