Playmate of the Month, May 2007

BIRTHPLACE: The Southern Shore of Strong Island, NY (REPRESENT!)

BUST: Hell, yes           WAIST: Yes                        HIPS: Unfortunately, yes

HEIGHT: Tall in the saddle                        WEIGHT: Wait for what?

AMBITIONS:  I want you to want me        

TURN-ONS: 
The crock pot                        TURN-OFFS: 
Your television

VIRTUES: 
I’m an earthy, unpretentious gal who swears like a sailor  

VICES: Swears like a sailor

WHY I COULD NEVER BE PRESIDENT:  Swears like a sailor

LIFE PHILOSOPHY:  You can’t have everything.  Where would you put it?
Foxxy White was born with show business in her
blood. The illegitimate daughter of a Borscht Belt
tapdancer and a burlesque seamstress, Foxxy spent
much of her formative years accompanying her
mother to the homes of some of New York City's most
exotic entertainers.  While her mother fitted her clients
with feathers, tulle, and sequins, Foxxy was busy
taking notes and plotting her escape from the cold
water flat on the Lower East Side she shared with her
mother, her uncle the monkey-grinder musician, her
cousin the kosher butcher, and various other relatives
recently arrived from points in southern and eastern
Europe.
Foxxy White - Superhero Seamstress
At the tender age of 15, Foxy left the wilds of Lower
Manhattan in search of a better life. Remembering
what her mom had taught her, she sewed beautiful
garments for the tallest and most demanding drag
queens from Miami to Anchorage.  Travelling light and
under cover of darkness, she migrated from city to city
in search of men who loved dresses.  When she
wasn't busy sewing something fabulous, Foxxy was
earning her law degree through correspondence
classes.
Foxxy White saved Jenny Sizzler one cloudy
night.  Stumbling home from Reggae Night at the
Goodfoot, Jenny nearly fell into the arms of
Snidely Whiplash, who'd been hiding behind a
headstone in the cemetery.  Suddenly a caped
and sequined figure swooped out of the sky and
dropped her "Black's Law" volume on Snidely's
head.  Forever indebted to Foxy in this manner,
Jenny bestowed her grandpa's beloved fiddle
"Little Ethel" upon the buxom
seamstress/superhero, and the rest is history!