FRONTIER POP: Frontier Pop Issue 14 - The New Look Of Modeling - For the week of 10/19/10 to 10/25/10. Choice! |
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Frontier Pop. Know Things. A publication of the Frontier Society. PREVIOUS ISSUE - FRONTIER POP ISSUES - CURRENT ISSUE - NEXT ISSUE THE NEW LOOK OF MODELING Modeling expert C. A. Passinault takes the lead in defining a new modeling industry. Cover photograph credits - Model: Sarah Bray. Photography: Photographer C. A. Passinault THE NEW LOOK OF MODELING: Current Issue, Issue 14, Volume 1, for Tuesday, October 19, 2010. New Issue published every Tuesday, and updated throughout the week. Next issue due online October 26, 2010.
Frontier Pop @ Twitter - Latest TweetsThoughts: 101910-0835 - Passinault: With all of the work that I've been doing with my array of modeling resource sites, an issue of Frontier Pop dedicated to that work was given. This issue is going to be one of the largest, in time, as a ton of content is added. Also, this issue will touch on something special happening next month: The launch of the sister site of Frontier Pop, a monthly online modeling magazine called Advanced Model. Advanced Model will also serve as a lead-in site for my Independent Modeling, Tampa Bay Modeling, and Florida Modeling Career modeling resource sites. INITIALIZING ISSUE INTRODUCTION BY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER C. A. PASSINAULT For
this issue of Frontier Pop, we cover a topic which is very, very important
to me. It has become one of my main careers. What
is modeling? What
is a model? What
was wrong with the modeling industry? What
needs to change in the modeling industry? What needs to change in the modeling industry? How will the modeling industry change, when will it happen, and where will it happen? How did C. A. Passinault take the lead role in changing the industry? How much does it cost to become a model? What modeling resources are available for the independent model? __________________________________________________________________________________________ THE LATEST ON THE OFFICIAL FRONTIER POP SOCIAL MEDIA SITES Frontier
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Modeling has just been updated, again, with the new site
online in October! READER REACTION Posted Opinions and Debate by the Frontier Pop Readers The Frontier Pop Reader Reactor CONTROVERSY SCALE: 1 (Warm) to 10 (Critical Mass) 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 Reader reaction section is organized from top to bottom. Latest posts are at the bottom. See Disclaimer. Agree? Disagree? Have a comment or opinion to share? POST NOW! Updated Daily. Join the Frontier Pop Readers and post your opinion, today. It's free! C. A. Passinault - Posted 10/19/10: 0843 I will be doing a lot of work in the modeling industry in the near, and long term, future. Frontier Pop will also be getting a new sister site next month, Advanced Model, which will be a monthly online magazine for the modeling industry and my modeling resource sites, while Frontier Pop stays a weekly online magazine. I'm excited about what is coming, and so are my models. With the addition of the Model Dominion, an association of professional independent models, more progress will be made in 2011 than in any other year in the past decade! Changeling - Posted 10/19/10: 0900 I used to be a model, you know. I even did runway modeling in Madrid. I was the ultimate model, too, because I can look like anyone, and any gender. Need Gisele? I'm there! Need Heidi? I can be her, too. Need Fabio? I've been him. you solids are so limited, being locked into one look. I miss modeling, but since I can live forever, as I don't age, I can do it again at any time, when I make the time to model. It's just weird when I'm a pretty girl, or one of the beautiful people, and losers treat me like gold because of the way that I look (this is not the case when I look like I usually do. They usually look at me funny and avoid me). People are so superficial and simple. You solids need to expand your perception as you sell yourself short by allowing the way that people look to influence who you are friends with. Ah, another reason that I have not modeled in a while is because everyone wants to have sex with me. It was very strange when men who were players touched me when I was a female model, and I then smiled, pointed downtown as I grew a body party, and told them that I could be bigger than they were. Of course, they no longer wanted to play, then. Other guys are so sensitive about such simple things! I would then change my appearance to look like them, while retaining my enhancements, and sleep with their girlfriends. The looks on the guys faces when their girlfriends left them, after finding out that it was really me, and that I was a "fulFILLing" sexual jackhammer, was priceless. I love stealing the girls from jackasses who hit on me when they thought that I was a beautiful woman! Evil Nolan - Posted 10/19/10: 0904 Changeling, you are a freak! A FREAK! You creep me out, dude. You can't steal my girlfriends, either, because you cannot take what I don't have! And Passinault, how DARE you publish a issue of Frontier Pop about modeling! I cannot compete with that subject, as I know nothing about modeling or even women! The problem that I have about Frontier Pop, and the reason that I cannot compete with this site, is that you, Passinault, know a lot more, and about a lot more subjects, than I do! I'm stuck writing about the same boring crap every week, and most people don't care about the obscure things that my fanboy nerds and I care about! I cannot compete! Curse you, Passinault! Curse you! You keep beating me! I, however, will never give up, and I will never bow before you, because I am jealous of your majesty! Tez - Posted 10/19/10: 0920 This issue of Frontier Pop makes me sad. I want to curl up in a hole and weep openly. It is manly to cry, and to express your feelings, too. Why does it make me so sad? Because I want a model! I feel that it is my destiny to be with a model, forever and ever. Nolan, I am so sad. Can you be there for me, my friend, in my hour of grief? I just need to be held! Cuddles. Monica Stevens - 10/19/10: 1009 Wow, Chris, we have some real winners on here! Tez, you need to realize something. The reason that you don't have a model is that you pathetic men need to realize that models are not objects. We are people, too, and just because we make money with our looks does not necessarily mean that we, as individuals, are defined by those looks. The reason that you don't "have" models is that you are boring people, and we have nothing in common with fanboy nerds (and you ARE, in my opinion, a sad little nerd, and a boring nobody). Sorry. That, and I'm not into balding half-men. If you were actually an interesting person, though, we could probably look past your physical shortcomings. That isn't happening, though, because you don't have anything to offer. Too bad, so sad. Also, are you into girls? I'm not interested, but I am curious about exactly what kind of model that you're into. Crazed Blog Grrl - 10/19/10: 1100 When I was a little girl (and by little, I may not necessarily be referring to age), I wanted to be a ballerina! I wanted to put on my little pink tu tu and float delicately, like a whirling flower, across the dance floor of a huge stage, and win the heart of the man of my dream! I had so much beauty, and I wanted to express it to everyone. I was beautiful, like a model on the inside, and I still am! It's just too bad that the only men who pay me any attention are fanboys, as I am into what they are into. Yes, I have hardly no competition from women in my chosen hunting grounds! I have total domination! Monica Stevens - 10/19/10: 1110 What in
the holy hell does that have to do with modeling, crazy blog girl?
You know... Speaking from the viewpoint of a top independent fashion
model, which I am, I can tell you that looks will only get you so
far. You have to be intelligent, and an interesting person, as well.
Are you interesting? Are you even interesting to the fanboys? Could
you get a man if you looked like me? I'm beginning to wonder. If you
had my face, and my body, and you sat down (yes, it is possible to
sit down) with a man, I suspect that they would run for the door after
a few minutes of talking to you. Even my looks could not give you
an advantage. Can you relate to anyone, anyone at all? 10/19/10 - 11/10/10 - 01/16/13 © Copyright 2010-2013 Frontier Pop. All rights reserved.
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