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Nurse Linsey Will Raise Your Temperature

One look at Nurse Linsey Dawn McKenzie and many patients begin wheezing. Luckily, they're in a hospital. "I once wanted to become a travel agent, and I studied for the position," Linsey recalled. "If I hadn't gone into glamour modeling, I would probably now be in my own travel agency office booking your next vacation. But I'm very happy with the choice I made. I love it. "When I first started my career, I decided that I was going to take things nice and easy. I was trying to space out my career as much as possible. In the beginning, I was doing bikini work, then I moved on to topless only, then on to nude. So, I went from topless to nude to magazine photo shoots to girl-girl to boy-girl."

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Linsey is Bridal Sweet

The dream of many is to find Linsey Dawn McKenzie waiting in the bridal suite. Unfortunately, there is only one Linsey and several million potential suitors. During her London clubbing days, Linsey always made it a point to look after the paparazzi that hung around the trendy night clubs looking to snap celebrities entering or leaving. She considered some of them friends. "I knew I was going to be something. I used to make up little plays in which I was always a famous singer or a movie star. I quickly realized I couldn't do a normal job because I cannot stand working. I used to work for £3.40 an hour in a mailing house and I hated it. All I did all day was stuff things into envelopes. It was so boring." In London, Linsey has been known for years for helping to promote and raise money for charities, especially children's charities. She once had her famous chest made into a cast and auctioned off for a charity.

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Lorna the Welsh Wonderwoman

"I was acting in television. I did theater, and then I started an agency for models and actors and actresses," Lorna Morgan said of her early years before becoming a SCORE legend. "I suppose the whole modeling thing wasn't something that entered my head because I'm little, and I don't have long legs. I'm short, so I didn't think I'd be a model. It was other people who said. 'Oh, you should model those boobs. You should take those boobs and set them free!' They said, 'You gotta go take some shots of yourself with your top off, girl,' so I said, 'Okay, I'll do that,' and I asked my friend to take some pictures, and that's how I started modeling. "For me, it was really strange seeing myself on the front cover of anything," Lorna said about her magazine appearances. With the men's print magazine field decimated by the internet, the special thrill of a girl seeing herself on the cover of a magazine is gone, except for the covergirls of SCORE and Voluptuous. "I think I was wearing an orange bra on the cover of the October 1999 issue of Voluptuous. I kept that issue. I only keep the cover-shot ones. I tend not to keep the others, but if I'm on the cover, I keep a copy. Something to show the grandchildren and say, 'Look at what I used to do!'"

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Cindy Cupps: Bras, Toys & Lotion

"I was quiet. Shy. I was a good student. I was in honor societies and on the principal's roll. I belonged to the Arista club, which was a group for students with the top 10% grades. I never joined any sports teams, but I liked to play volleyball." Cindy became an exotic dancer at 18, fresh out of high school. "It was very, very scary. I was very naïve about dancing and just went head-on into it. I didn't know what to do. When I think back, it was kinda comical. They told me I had to wear break-away bottoms. I had no clue what break-away bottoms were. "I went out to Frederick's of Hollywood and bought a bra and full-back bottoms with strings on the side that I could just untie. It was the most ridiculous thing. And that was my first day. It was horrible. But the other girls took me under their wings and they taught me, so I started feeling more comfortable. But my first day was a disaster." Today, dancers without tattoos are rare. Cindy never felt they were for her. "I don't like tattoos. I think they're silly. Some people go overboard with them. I was never that kind of person. Maybe a small one on the ankle might be all right. I see girls that have them all down their backs. What's going to happen twenty years down the road when their skin is not as firm as it is now? They're going to look horrible. And my only piercing is my navel."

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