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June 26, 2009 · 8:05 PM
I wanna be a Playboy Bunny
Two bunnies who have made the cut and now recruit other beauties to the cause.
Photo: Jennifer Grafiada
Apparently, it is a lot of women's childhood dream to be a Playboy Bunny--or to have their daughters be one. The matronly Hispanic bathroom attendant asked me if you had to be 21, and when I answered yes, she looked downtrodden. Her daughter was 20. Maybe next year--and that's the phrase that will hopefully comfort the dozens of bikini-clad hopefuls who were sent home disappointed at the annual Bunny Hunt at the Palms Pool.
While the Bunny wannabes worked the pool, numbers tacked onto their tiny tops or bottoms, two certified Bunnies prowled the deck looking for stand-outs. At the end of the mercilessly hot afternoon, four finalists were announced.
The quartet will advance to the Playboy Club on Sunday night, where they will be judged based on their personality, social skills and of course, appearance. All will be eliminated except one, who will then be hired as a full-time Play Club Bunny--complete with cuffs, bow tie, silky ears and cotton ball tail. Below are a few of the contestants and their reasons for competing for Hefner's highest honor.
"It’s something that I’ve always been interested in and I’ve come out [to Vegas from Denver] for the summer, so I’m just having fun with it and seeing where it goes. You never know!"—Denise E (who is under 5' tall)
"I think I have a good head on my shoulders, the best personality, the best attitude. I'm willing to do anything to get this. I've always wanted to be a Playboy Bunny. I got them done [her boobs] for this opportunity. 'Cause I'm hot and I want to represent the company. I've been working in retail for three years and I want to do something new and different."—Sarattaefi Sadaf (age 22)
"Playboy Bunnies are internationally known (by men). It's entertaining, it's great, you get to entertain and socialize and get paid for doing something you love. It’s a very fun job with beautiful women."-Cassie Noguera, finalist
"I went to Playboy Club for my 21st birthday and I had so much fun, and ever since then I was like, that’s what I want to do!"-Michelle Gadaleta, finalist
"I’ve wanted to be a Playboy Bunny since I was 13. I always used to look at my dad’s magazines. I always wanted to be a Playmate or a Playboy Bunny. That’s, like, my dream."-LeVonnie Gonzalez, 21, fulltime model, finalist
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