The Ultimate Blond Sex Machine

Pamela Anderson is the now girl. The girl who takes chances. An actress who will do anything for publicity.

It's true. You watched her on 'BayWatch' where she plays this tawny bikini-clad who keeps getting involved in beachside adventures. You saw her in 'Borat' where she plays herself as a crazy young imposter from a far away country tried to kidnap her in a sack while she is signing autographs.

Oh, well, a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do to pay the bills.

By the way, Pam is also a poker player. Big time. She was in Las Vegas in 2007 and got involved in a poker game in which she lost $250,000 to another player. He slyly suggested that if she allowed him to 'make out' that he would write off the debt.

She agreed and they spent the night together.

Surprisingly she ended up liking the guy and it turned into a real romance. Will wonders in the world of poker never cease?

Anderson was born July 1, 1967 in Ladysmith, British Columbia. Her father repaired furnaces for a living. Her mother was a waitress.

Starstruck from the very beginning, Pam became Canada's bicentennial baby since she was the first baby born on the 100th anniversary of Canada's independence.

She married young -- the drummer for Motely Crue. When that marriage didn't work, she toyed around with Kid Rock and married him. Another bummer.

Pamela decided she didn't like meat and became a vegetarian. She picked Kentucky Fried Chicken after declaring Col. Sanders was mistreating his chickens. She joined PETA and boldly announced she would rather go naked than wear fur -- and then proved it by going naked.

Pamela became one of the most photographed models in PLAYBOY MAGAZINE. She appeared in 'Home Improvements' and 'Baywatch' and other television shows, always the suntanned goddess with the golden smile the the lucious lips and sexy curves.

She even developed her own poker website and hooked up with some major players in the industry.

One of her former husbands is Rick Solomon who won $2.8 million in the World Series of Poker. There is no record whether he shared the winnings with his wife during their brief marriage.

She is even a political activist. A while back, she wrote a highly publicized letter to President Barack Obama asking him to legalize marijuana.

I am still waiting for Pam Anderson to make a real movie with a beginning, a middle and an ending. She still looks pretty good and it could easily happen. Maybe she'll play a poker player who loses all this money to a stranger and then coyly gives him an option on payment. If that happens, I can almost guarantee you I will be one of the first paying customers at the box office window.

Author: Geno Lawrenzi Jr.

(Geno Lawrenzi Jr. is an international journalist, magazine author and ghostwriter and poker player who lives in Phoenx, AZ. He has published 2,000 articles in 50 magazines and 125 newspapers. If you want to share a gambling story or book idea with him, send an email to glawrenzi@gmail.com ).