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soo witch caribbean island ave da best lookinn oomen
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Skelly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">yu come wid dis tredd agen? :eyebrows </div></div>
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Talking about caribbean women:
<span style='font-family: Arial'>Miss Jamaica World 2007, Yendi Phillipps, is still feeling on top of the world after placing in the top 15 at the Miss World 2007 pageant, held in Sanya, China, on December 1.
Phillipps says "it was a fantastic experience. We experienced a whole new culture and spent an entire month with different girls from all over the world. I got very close to Miss Grenada. Miss Guadeloupe was my roommate; she was fantastic. Miss India, Miss U.S.A., Miss Lithuania and Germany, but I was closest to Grenada".
Not at all disappointed in her top 15 placement, an optimistic Phillipps says "I feel great. It's an accomplishment in itself and it only reminds me that I can achieve whatever I set my mind to and I realise that I can create my own destiny. I did well in all the fast track events. I was the only person to have been in the finals of all five of the fast track events - well, that's what I was told by the PR for the Miss World pageant".
Even when considered good enough to be a beauty queen, it was unlikely that Yendi Phillipps could escape criticism entirely, as there were those who felt that her curvaceous figure was not in keeping with the traditional, very slim image and it may have affected her final placement in the pageant.
Phillipps, however, dismissed the critics, saying, "I don't think that had any basis at all. The top five in the 'Beach Beauty' were all shapely girls and I came second in that and, for the finals, Miss Angola was quite shapely. She has meat! So, I don't think thick-skin has any bearing on it at all".
Furthermore, Phillipps says, "I would do nothing differently. I went there, I was myself and did my best in all I did and the outcome was the outcome. I maybe would have been a little more curious with the food but I don't know how to say I feel sick in Chinese, so ..."
JAMAICA IS COOL
Phillipps added that although not being able to speak Chinese, just being a Jamaican was enough to gain favour and popularity among the foreigners.
"Jamaica is like the coolest thing to anyone overseas, so people just thought I was cool just because and, when I got to know them, the girls were just really nice. I guess I was known as the have-fun person to lighten up the mood," Phillipps said.
The Miss World pageant, which was being held in China for the fourth time, is reportedly set to move to the Ukraine next year and there were speculations that the selection of Miss China as this year's winner was a political ploy.
Phillipps, however, opted to remain neutral, as she said, "I think Miss China is a great girl and if she had in her what the judges saw fit, then congratulations, but she is really a sweet and poised girl. I'm not going to say it's political or not. I'm not going to question it. The outcome is the outcome."
AMAZING WELCOME
Since returning to Jamaica, Phillipps says "the response has been amazing. I don't think anybody was upset with my performance and I don't think I've ever felt so proud to be Jamaican. The reception has been overwhelming".
And now that the Miss World pageant is behind her, Phillipps says she will be completing her reign as Miss Jamaica and revisit completing her master's degree.
"Well, I still have to complete my reign as Miss Jamaica, I still have a lot of courtesy calls and work on the scene as role model for the youths. I know this coming Saturday (yesterday) we have some Christmas giveaways," Phillipps said.
She added that "I was thinking to give more attention to my modelling career that I left to go to UWI, but I also have to complete my thesis for my master's research, which is on how art programmes can combat youth delinquency in inner-city communities".
Phillipps, who is pursuing her degree in recreation and leisure management studies, which she says "is just a really long way of saying entertainment coordinator", hopes to one day be a prominent figure in the entertainment sector.
She promises, after she has lived her years as a beauty queen to the fullest, that she will definitely be on the entertainment circuit in the managerial capacity one day.</span>
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Re: caribbean women 2-Yendi Phillips
Where's her pic? Mi waan si wah dem consider curvaceous vs dem other 'slim' pageant contestantsComment
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Silent_River</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Talking about caribbean women:
<span style='font-family: Arial'>Miss Jamaica World 2007, Yendi Phillipps, is still feeling on top of the world after placing in the top 15 at the Miss World 2007 pageant, held in Sanya, China, on December 1.
Phillipps says "it was a fantastic experience. We experienced a whole new culture and spent an entire month with different girls from all over the world. I got very close to Miss Grenada. Miss Guadeloupe was my roommate; she was fantastic. Miss India, Miss U.S.A., Miss Lithuania and Germany, but I was closest to Grenada".
Not at all disappointed in her top 15 placement, an optimistic Phillipps says "I feel great. It's an accomplishment in itself and it only reminds me that I can achieve whatever I set my mind to and I realise that I can create my own destiny. I did well in all the fast track events. I was the only person to have been in the finals of all five of the fast track events - well, that's what I was told by the PR for the Miss World pageant".
Even when considered good enough to be a beauty queen, it was unlikely that Yendi Phillipps could escape criticism entirely, as there were those who felt that her curvaceous figure was not in keeping with the traditional, very slim image and it may have affected her final placement in the pageant.
Phillipps, however, dismissed the critics, saying, "I don't think that had any basis at all. The top five in the 'Beach Beauty' were all shapely girls and I came second in that and, for the finals, Miss Angola was quite shapely. She has meat! So, I don't think thick-skin has any bearing on it at all".
Furthermore, Phillipps says, "I would do nothing differently. I went there, I was myself and did my best in all I did and the outcome was the outcome. I maybe would have been a little more curious with the food but I don't know how to say I feel sick in Chinese, so ..."
JAMAICA IS COOL
Phillipps added that although not being able to speak Chinese, just being a Jamaican was enough to gain favour and popularity among the foreigners.
"Jamaica is like the coolest thing to anyone overseas, so people just thought I was cool just because and, when I got to know them, the girls were just really nice. I guess I was known as the have-fun person to lighten up the mood," Phillipps said.
The Miss World pageant, which was being held in China for the fourth time, is reportedly set to move to the Ukraine next year and there were speculations that the selection of Miss China as this year's winner was a political ploy.
Phillipps, however, opted to remain neutral, as she said, "I think Miss China is a great girl and if she had in her what the judges saw fit, then congratulations, but she is really a sweet and poised girl. I'm not going to say it's political or not. I'm not going to question it. The outcome is the outcome."
AMAZING WELCOME
Since returning to Jamaica, Phillipps says "the response has been amazing. I don't think anybody was upset with my performance and I don't think I've ever felt so proud to be Jamaican. The reception has been overwhelming".
And now that the Miss World pageant is behind her, Phillipps says she will be completing her reign as Miss Jamaica and revisit completing her master's degree.
"Well, I still have to complete my reign as Miss Jamaica, I still have a lot of courtesy calls and work on the scene as role model for the youths. I know this coming Saturday (yesterday) we have some Christmas giveaways," Phillipps said.
She added that "I was thinking to give more attention to my modelling career that I left to go to UWI, but I also have to complete my thesis for my master's research, which is on how art programmes can combat youth delinquency in inner-city communities".
Phillipps, who is pursuing her degree in recreation and leisure management studies, which she says "is just a really long way of saying entertainment coordinator", hopes to one day be a prominent figure in the entertainment sector.
She promises, after she has lived her years as a beauty queen to the fullest, that she will definitely be on the entertainment circuit in the managerial capacity one day.</span>
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as i thought..brain surgery indeedComment
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Re: caribbean women 2-Yendi Phillips
Is how mi nuh hear nuh baddi bun fiyah seh China win di pageant...dat nuh soun fishy to unoo?Comment
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A dis dem consider too curvaceous?
She a di first one on di left
She pon di end in dis one
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suh what curvaceous mean in this instance ? she not as mawga as the rest a them?Comment
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Re: caribbean women 2-Yendi Phillips
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Skelly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is how mi nuh hear nuh baddi bun fiyah seh China win di pageant...dat nuh soun fishy to unoo? </div></div>
See har here Skelly..Guess nobaddy want dem country fi get nuked..
****mi cyah post di pictra*** [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/70394-bawlout.gif[/img]
oonu help mi yahh..cho [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/mad.gif[/img]
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Oh tonks for posting those pics seemiyah..now if *I* can get to post the other caribbean contestants pics, it would be most helpful... [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/70394-bawlout.gif[/img]Comment
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Re: caribbean women 2-Yendi Phillips
Mi go pon di eediat miss world site an copy all di picture dem an di sinting nuh come out so here is di link oonu click di country dem oonu want to see
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: seemiyah</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Mi go pon di eediat miss world site an copy all di picture dem an di sinting nuh come out so here is di link oonu click di country dem oonu want to see
http://www.missworld.com/teams/default.sps?iTeamID=1477 </div></div>
Mi think mi wasn't doing sumtin right [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/70394-bawlout.gif[/img]..a dis site a gimmie di problem......good lookin' out seemiyah tonks.. [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/70409-waytogo.gif[/img]Comment
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Re: caribbean women 2-Yendi Phillips
hell! if she's curvaceous, den mi a mampi [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/crazy.gif[/img]
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