Steve Jones and Pamela Anderson hook up again

Friday June 30th, 2006 at 2:59 pm by Lucy

Pamela Anderson and Steve Jones Tv presenter Steve Jones apparently got his hands on his favourite bits of Pamela Anderson again on Wednesday night: the pair spent the evening partying together after the PETA Humanitarian Awards.

After the awards show, they first headed to a party in private house. An onlooker told the Mirror: “the champagne was flowing and everyone was partying hard, but Steve and Pamela went off into a private room.”

“They didn’t come out for about 20 minutes and it was clear from the look on their faces they hadn’t been discussing the weather.”

After that, the pair hit a couple of clubs: “Pamela was clearly wrecked but it didn’t stop her having a good time.”

“She and Steve were all over each other all night. They were snogging in a stall and were practically having sex on the dancefloor. They didn’t seem to care who was watching.”

The pair then finished off the evening by retiring together to a friend of Pamela’s flat.

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Sounds like Steve and Pam are identifying just a little too much with their PETA animal rights petting zoo peers. Are you listening my wild little African blue heron farm girl Charliezzz?

Their passionate milkbone treat awards night obviously confirmed the opening week themes in iFC’s WORD PLAY. Just like my prophetic girly Nicole Kidman encounter with Ken Gurley, the tree trimmer, from Mr King’s cinematic LAKE CONSEQUENCE prophecy.

On the sweet side, baby doll faced Pam never was my 20oz glass of Starbucks passion tea. But the beautifully aging, California meets Canada, blond O.C. icon is beginning to show signs of the kind of mysterious sexual maturity, that say, Lindsay Lohan is radiating on her BAZAAR 20th birthday.

Can you imagine those two in bed together? Like “That’s easy…” says Skip in Napoleon Dynamite. On Freaky Friday, I found out that Hammer Films did their first undead Dracula movie in 1958; which they actually released in the UK as “Dracula 1958″. Turns out Hugh Hefner was right, “Age is just a number.”, as quoted so recently by La Lolita herself.

I watched the movie on the eve of LL’s 20th anniversary of my little Ginger Blake’s 20th birthday in 1991, and was thilled to learn about that old FDR/NYT man who fell down the stairs and died at J.MARX’ vampire mortuary. Before the story came to an end, King Dracula was seducing both the fiancee and wife of the film’s two homogayepiscopalian church figures, as my October 29th season maple leaves fell in the background.

Greg

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