Fired for Posing Nude (Moved)

[DirtyDogg]

Originally Posted by bushgator

McCullough now works as a stand-up comedian, and has performed at the Hollywood Improv, the Palms Hotel and Casino, and the Laugh Factory.


Is it possible for a lady this beautiful to be funny? Be honest, I'm talking about doing stand up comedy not skits.

She has steady work as a stand up comic in different big name venues and reviews have said she is funny and witty. The proof again is she has steady work in a saturated business where comedians come and go faster than actors .

A quote from one review:
"she is now more famous as being the "Funny Bunny" since she is now been successfully working as an stand up comidienne basing her comedic material on her experiences as a Playboy Playmate,her TV career on the GROWING PAINS show in which she was fired by the show's star Kirk Cameron a fundamentalist born again Christian because she posed naked for Playboy and her love affairs with famous TV and film stars especially her ex boyfriend Scott Baio."

I truly believe that she could have made it on her own without Hef or the bunny logo attached to her name. If anything, it hurt her career more. It got her dethroned as Queen of the Azalea Festival and fired from Growing Pains.

[ROTY]

Originally Posted by DirtyDogg

Today is my respond to posts day. I agree that she had no formal sanctions, discipline etc. My case is that her spot on the cheerleading team and her enrollment at MSU both changed as a direct result of her nudity. Would she still be cheerleading and attending the same school if she never posed nude?
She was not fired from the cheerleading team but she states "Me and my coaches decided that it was either Mississippi State cheerleading or my PB career. Pretty much the decision was made for me that I was no longer going to be cheering for them," she told a Memphis radio show Memphisport Live earlier this week. Well maybe she was fired from the cheerleading team.

Well yes, if she was going to make a career out of Playboy or try to get into softcore entertainment then obviously she couldn't continue on as a cheerleader as to have a cheerleader for your school promoting Playboy or similar material would be akin to the school giving their support for it and they simply cannot do that for a variety of reasons.

[ultimatewarlord]

NFL.com are running a story today about a cheerleader called Malori Wampler who is suing the Indianapolis Colts for having posed in P***boy prior to joining the team.

[USBPepsi]

Originally Posted by DirtyDogg

I respectfully submit to you that I did not misrepresent; I did put up more photos and broke it down between the PB shoot and other nudity.

I didn't mean that you deliberately misrepresented the photos. The photos simply weren't separated. No big deal.

As for the other matter, I'll just agree to disagree. I feel she had a very successful career until she got older.

[Historian]

A bit off-topic as she hasn't been fired (yet!), because AFAIK she's not been elected, but election candidate Sole Sanchez Mohamed seems to have caused a stir with the campaign for her Partit Democratic de Ciutadella in an election for the Mayor of Ciutadella in Menorca.

Why? Because she illustrated posters with the slogan 'Two Big Arguments' by getting her tits out on them...
Unsurprisingly there were complaints from political rivals- probably not helped by another publicity pic of her posing bondage-style with her hands and feet bound, wearing nothing but white lingerie...

No idea what issues she's campaigning on, but she gets my vote!
http://www.thenewsonline.es/news/nat...ts-not-allowed

[DirtyDogg]

U of L cheerleader leaves squad due to inappropriate photographs


University of Louisville cheerleader Rebecca Manns left the cheerleading squad following a much publicized Internet release of indecent photographs of her in early January.
The story broke just after the Orange Bowl and quickly erupted across the Internet, entering the top-ten in Google hits in the first week of January, according to Google's records of top search results.
Blogs at universities from Florida State University to University of Michigan to Louisiana State University had discussion boards mentioning the U of L cheerleader.
U of L cheerleading coach Todd Sharp said the incident was "incredibly sad" and was "unintentional." He went on to say that Manns had been "victimized and has suffered greatly from this personal tragedy."
Sharp also said that the photos, taken completely separate of the cheerleading squad, were pieced together on the Internet alongside photos of her in uniform on the Internet sites. "They had nothing to do with each other and this is not a positive thing for U of L cheerleading or for a young woman's life," Sharp said.
According to the cheerleading office, the photographs were taken by Manns and her boyfriend, and Manns later said that the memory card in the camera was stolen and the photographs were plastered across the Internet.
"It is sad what has happened to her across the Internet, but she should have expected it," said junior John Waits.
Waits, a history major, went on to say that Manns "lost everything she had and gained nothing but a bad reputation" for these photographs.
Sharp said that there are many Web sites and blogs online that have posted the photos and given a "poor reputation" to U of L.
Freshman Sara Beck said, "It is ridiculous that she has paid so much for these photos. A personal decision should not result in this kind of horrible response nationwide."
Junior Anthony Cash said, "Individuals make decisions and choices and they should be prepared to accept the societal consequences of those choices, be they right or wrong. That is part of making informed, adult decisions."
Cash, a political science, major, went on to say, "It is a shame that this young woman has suffered the ill effects of a bad decision and it speaks volumes about the moral decay of our society."
Manns plans to file charges against those responsible for the seizing and distribution of the photographs, according to the cheerleading squad and multiple Internet sites.
There are unconfirmed reports that her boyfriend is the one responsible for the posting of the photographs online.
She has also voluntarily left the university and returned to her home state of Virginia.


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[Historian]

Doncaster Rovers FC have sacked their mascot, after she posed for lingerie pics.

Tracy Chandler, who wears the club's 'Donny Dog' costume at games, did a photoshoot posing with her costume and in lingerie, which appeared in a Sunday paper. Apparently, her fee for the pics was to be donated to a charity the club supports, however according to some newspaper reports, they've not only fired Tracy, but are refusing the donation as 'inappropriate'.

OK, so she got her kit off for the Sunday Sport, but I can't help agreeing with Tracy when she points out the slight whiff of hypocrisy in the decision, given that the team's players had stripped off for a charity calendar which is being sold in the club shop in aid of the same charity. One rule for the boys....? Not only that, but apparently it subsequently emerged on a club fans blog that prior to her Sunday Sport appearance, shots of Tracy in a basque and stockings posing with the mascot costume had also appeared on the website of a local photographer - who also happened to be the club's Head of Media and PR at the time....You couldn't make it up, could you?





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...aced-club.html

http://www.thornegazette.co.uk/news/...hoot_1_3461963

[@llatse@]

If I was Donc Rovers Chairman, I'd get rid of the silly dog costume and let Tracy run around the ground in her undies....be the most exciting thing thats ever happened to The Dons for years.
Change your career Tracy, you could make a fantastic MILF model

[Greenman]

They've offered her the job back.

[control840]

Given her cancer recovery, I think she earned the privilege. She shouldn't have had to resign. Thoughts?