That's the other thing ...how did this woman obtain the botox if it's illegal for anyone but a medical professional to possess it? Or maybe it's not illegal to possess it, just illegal to administer it without a license. Does anyone know what she does for a living? Is she licensed in her profession? As with any illegal substance will they try to go after the person who provided her with the botox? I don't agree that pageants should be abolished. There are different types of pageants from what I've learned watching the show...natural and glitz. It's the glitz pageants where you see these extreme measures. Pageants are held across the states, you'd have to pass laws in every state if you're going to be sucessful in stopping these actions. Parents would simply cross state lines. Do you think Congress is going to pass laws prohibiting a parent from spray tanning their child, gluing on nail tips, applying false eye lashes and hair spray? I doubt it. You'd first have to prove they cause harm before successfully passing laws making pageants illegal. IMO the root of the problem stems from the judges. Alter their way of thinking and you'll see a lot of this nonsense stop. Judges are to blame because they're the ones giving higher scores to the children with the spray tans, false eye lashes, and cupcake dresses that put the parents into the poor house. Convince the judges to change their way of thinking and parents will happily follow suit.

Mother and 9 year old daughter picked up by police at Grand Floridian hotel in Disney World. Mother arrested and expected to be charged with identity theft (she used a co-worker's drivers license for ID at airport)and multiple false police calls. Other charges (theft) may also be made. Daughter's father flying to Fl to pick her up and bring her home. The mother has 2 other daughters....a 15 year old and an infant (who was left at daycare when she took off).

Definitely fake. There's one in the lip and if the needle had been real, the way it's angled and the apparent size of the "needle" would mean it would have gone through the lip completely and out the other side. There's no way the kid would have laid there as calmly as she is. There are several shots of the needle being embedded completely in the skin and the kid doesn't flinch. Since only one of the three syringes shows any sort of needle, I'm guessing the other two are the "deep" ones that we see. Not to mention they both look really posed and the "botox" amounts in the needle are inconsistent. The ice pack posing and pouting was a little too dramatic as well. I feel sorry for the little girl. Hopefully this doesn't mess her up too much.

LSD was patented as a psychiatric drug in the late forties. Allen Ginsberg was one of his early disciples. He asked to join in the Harvard research in 1960. It wasn't until 1963 when the patent expired. Leary started advocating its use around the time. The drug was legal in the US until 1968. I have never heard of any reference to it being stored in fat cells. As far as I know they have never been able to determine why some people have flashbacks and others don't. There are people who experience flashbacks after a single hit and those that never have flashbacks after hundred of hits. Yes those people did exist. Personally I never became a fan. It was interesting but I am too much of a "control freak" to do drugs or alcohol to escape day to day realities. Drugs were plentiful in my coming of age years and I tried many. But I was never much of an escapist, personality wise, I guess. The only addiction I ever had, and it was a bad one was to cigarettes. I finally broke the habit 42 years ago and never looked back. I didn't want my children to smoke. I had my last cigarette on the way to the hospital to give birth to my DD.