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Yup. That’s old E. Jean up there showing her underpants at the Miss Cheerleader USA Contest. And DAMN, HONEY! Look at that jump! The scotch tape in the upper left I can’t remove. The photo was taped so long to the wall of my Pi Beta Phi bedroom, it permanently stuck. Anyway I won Miss Cheerleader USA and I’ve never stopped yelling and shouting since.

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I roared and whooped at the correspondents who wrote to the Ask E. Jean column for 27 years. The column appeared in Elle. Then I accused Donald Trump of assault, sued him for defamation, and Elle fired me.

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Yeeeeeee gods! This is the 30th year of the Ask E. Jean column!!! I've also written for The Atlantic, New York, Vanity Fair, Esquire, Outside, Rolling Stone and did a stint at Saturday Night Live. Book: WHAT DO WE NEED MEN FOR?