Occasionally, S&G readers allow me to share their off-list bon mots with the general public. Such is the case with one Pacific Rim-based gentlewoman who’s familiar with the sights and sounds of Macao. Evidently, it’s a place where voluptuousness is craved all the more for being in short supply. Hence, the gyrations of a certain Carmen Electra at Crazy Horse Paris prompted this sage observation:
“Macau sure could do with some of this type of sizzle”
No doubt … but we need Ms. Electra here. (And aren’t you gents glad S&G was given a non-gratutious rationale to post yet another photo of Carmen?)
On a serious note, the Electra guest gig stirred up local media “buzz” far out of proportion to its duration. In terms of oomph for the buck, it’s given the Holly Madison push at Planet Hollywood a serious run for its money: more evidence that stars are born, not fabricated. Whatever one thinks of Ms. Electra’s troubled personal life, she’s a “stage creature” and Vegas could use a few more right now.
Supporting the troops. Big ups to the El Cortez for giving $15 dining credits to active-duty servicemen (and women) at its Café Cortez and Flame steakhouse. Our military is grossly underpaid for guarding our liberties (such as appreciating Carmen Electra), so anything the casino industry does by way of a “thank you” deserves S&G‘s salute.
If you’re in the Reno area and are an aficianado of the stellar cable TV service known as Cinemax, I consider it my civic duty to alert you to the following fact: Monique Parent (aka “The Thinking Man’s Sex Symbol”) will be spokesmodeling — or something of that ilk — at a Reno-area Costco next week.
Among the prolific Parent’s many titles is the Citizen Kane of erotic films, Play Time … or so they tell me. <cough> So if you’ve admired Ms. Parent’s fine, wry thesping in Dark Secrets or The Key to Sex, stop by and show your gratitude.
Just a suggestion.
