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I totally agree with Monique Goen, Joanie seems the need to use other stars to get attention these days. I mean sincwe she cut her hair and put on all that weight she has really changed. The way she treated the other castmates on Fame Game surreal life show was terrible. It just shows how UNPOPULAR she really is and I think she knows it and can't handle it. I am not trying to be mean or anything, BUT sometimes the truth hurts. But getting back to Anna Nichole Smith, Well Joanie may have worked with her, but that doesn't mean she was her BEST friend now. She acted so suprised when Monique confronted her about Anna not liking her and ignoring her calls. Well Joanie even addmitted that Anna didn't call her back. Just face it and move on, don't use other peoples tragities to get your own fame. I loved watching the Surreal Life Show and never thought it was a "has been" celebrity show until I keep seeing Joanie back on. The other celebrities on the show don't think they are better than anyone else, WHY does she? But when I seen her on Larry King.... oh my, that took the cake. I bet it really opened up her eyes to have Monique shoot Joanie down on National TV. Let's face it Joanie, You need a real, honest job. And stop thinking your better than everyone else. YOUR NOT! Thanks to this website, normal, caring people (Fans) can give their oppinion. It's Great. I hope other fans know and understand what I am writing and will agree. M. Smith
For someone who struggles, like me, with what they are every day, the contradictions in my head, and the physical being I am, and the physical being I want to be, Joanie brings me peace, encouragement, and a feeling of accomplishment. I am a gay man, who does drag, and is constantly chastised by my drag peers about my personal convictions and affinities. Joanie being one of them. I try to surround myself, visually, with things that remind me of what Joanie has given me: encouragement. I have a "Chyna" fabric that I had made into a little skirt and jacket, and it makes me feel strong, powerful, and attractive. I have a "Chyna" bowling ball, and I know that it gives me the focus, when I see her image, to bring about a result. I work out to Joanie's VHS workout video from her days in wrestling. She not only kicks my ass, but encourages me that if I can't do what she does, that what I can do is good. And to build up to the harder things. I think, she is a very beautiful person. And no one really ever thanks her for what she's done. If she will ever read this, maybe she'll know what she means to one person who can identify with not fitting in. And what continued hope, encouragement and beauty she brings to my life. No matter what anyone else says. She's made me a better person. I still believe in her, because I think, in an odd way, she believes in me. If she knew me, she would. That's why I am not going to quit going for what I want, what I believe in, and what I can do. Thank You Joanie Laurer, for everything you give. Without knowing it.
Former pro wrestler turned actress, singer and model Joanie Chyna Laurer is a true act of talent. She broke down the barriers that divided men and women in sports. She has appeared on such shows as Third Rock From The Sun, Pacific Blue, Alien Fury, Tracker and many others. She has posed for two top selling issues of Playboy and has overcome a lot of odds in life to become the most well loved female in sports.
She just finished filming for a new film with Anna Nicole Smith called \"Illegal Aliens\" and is working on getting her own reality show after appearing on the 4th season of \"The Surreal Life\".
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