h a l f b a k e r yOn the one hand, true. On the other hand, bollocks.
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Brilliant! Although shouldn't they be aspiring plastic surgeons, with the winner getting an office in L.A. or the Hamptons? [+] |
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With regards to your link [po], I think it's absolutely fucking shameful to have what amounts to a popularity contest over which contestant gets to live. |
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Edit: Ah Tom, once again you've made a fool of me with your factual accuracy. |
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The only problem that I can see with this is that I'm not sure that an average person can really tell the difference between a good surgery and an average one. Of course botched ones are noticeable, but I doubt that unskilled people can really judge one brow lift against another. |
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That said, I'm all for it so long as some of the surgeons are taken from the mediocre to sub par levels of the profession. If this can make people aware of the risks of unnecessary surgery, then all the better. |
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have a few frankenstein's m's lurching about. sorry, lurch. |
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I can feel the human dignity leaking out of the room. Bone. |
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there's TOO many reality shows out there. plus this would put so many people in a bad situation. they could end up scarred for their lives... (-) |
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Grotesque idea, but positively fascinating. How can I get on the mailing list? |
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