Here's some pics I took of the green stuff. Hope you enjoy.

Being band updates - as well as sleaze, disturb, and stupid crap.
"On the set, I tell guys not to fuck me so hard because I have to concentrate - because if I come, I won't be able to hear the director. I try to think of something else instead of sex; otherwise I'll be making too much noise and then I can't hear anything."
Porn stars like Mai Lin did not fulfill more typical standards of white beauty. In her use of Oriental accoutrements, Mai Lin asserted a different form of racialized beauty and sexuality. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, a set of films starring Mai Lin continued themes from the Vietnam War and other scenes of inequality wherein race comprises part of the sexual enjoyment. Mai Lin, also known as Maile and Miki Moto, started her career in the mid-1970s and frequently featured extra long dagger-like nails in the style of Anna May Wong, who was said to bear the "longest nails in Hollywood". Having starred in over one hundred movies, Mai Lin deployed Oriental self-decoration in a form of racialized sexuality. Her roles as the maid, the prostitute with a heart of gold, the sex expert, the mysterious, forever foreign Chinatown girl, the masseuse, and the dragon lady in a Bond girl type of situation are all racialized as different from white sexuality.
If ever there was a girl born to be in the fuck business, it was Mai Lin. An intelligent, poised and surprisingly relaxed person, Lin has always maintained that the sole reason she got involved in X-rated films was because she loved to fuck.
Mai has a dazzling smile that can change to a lewd leer when she's on the boil. She is said to be so insatiable that she sometimes keeps right on rolling long after the camera stops. In her long and illustrious career, she has created countless magic moments in more than 100 feature roles.
A highly regarded pornstar, her sensuality and lusty hunger is genuine, and it always shows. She works mostly behind the camera these days, but occasionally ventures out in front to provoke and enthrall her many fans-but only for safe-sex scenes. There still is an air of danger about her; apparently her safe-sex approach doesn't keep her from taking a hefty load of dick splat square on her kisser.
Serena's retirement came after a shoot that nearly led to her death. In 'Mai Lin Versus Serena', a filmed contest to see which actress could take on the most men, the compliant masochist was penetrated not only by forty or more studs but by the microbes they carried. "My doctor said the germs ganged up", Serena told me. "My belly swelled up like I was pregnant". Delirious from septic shock, she spent months hospitalized with severe pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) - epidemic in the wake of the libertine 70s. The filmmaker didn't even send a get-well card.
“I ended up in hospital for two months...basically, what it was, was a lot of infections throughout the years and cases of VD that go around the business. It was pretty scary. Physically, I can’t really do films anymore.”
One of my favorite Mai Lin stories took place at the Playboy Mansion, in Los Angeles, in the late 1970s or early 1980s. Mai took on a couple of dozen guys without ever standing-up or getting out of the water. When she did, a huge, and I mean huge cum-ball plopped out into the water and just floated there. Everyone cracked including Mai who laughed and went to shower. Not surprised that you report that she's so nice, she's had that reputation as long as she's been around. A very great lady.
"A scene that was really hot to me was in Sexual Heights with John Holmes. It wasn't necessarily what the camera picked up, it was the feeling we had for each other at the time. It was like falling in love with somebody, but on the set it's only for that one instant, you don't continue it."
"I used to masturbate with a teddy bear when I was four years old and I didn't know it was masturbation until I was nineteen years old. I was a late bloomer because my parents never talked about sex. I didn't understand it was sexual until I got older.
I first had sexual intercourse when I was eighteen or nineteen and I didn't really care for it because I really wasn't sure what was going on. I wasn't even sure how babies were made. Then I started to talk to more and more people about sex. I had this need to find out that sex was okay. When I got into a more serious relationship it was a lot more fun. After I had it the second time, I didn't stop. If I got it ten times a day, it wasn't enough.
One day, I was at my brother's house and we watched people fucking in porn movies and I thought, This is the way one talks about sex: you just show them pictures. So I wanted a copy of myself getting it on with someone, and that's where it started.
Mai Lin spent one summer in Walnut Creek in the San Francisco Bay Area. "She saw this cute guy," remembers Ingley. "He had on his shorts and his muscle shirt and he would come down twice a week and empty her garbage. So Mai Lin put on her negligee and hid outside in the bushes and her husband hid inside and watched out the window. The guy came up the driveway to pick up the garbage cans. Mai Lin nailed him in the middle of the driveway. You can just picture the garbage truck going farther and farther away with nobody on the back, and the guy finally catches up and he explains that this little Oriental girl f---ed his brains out in the middle of the driveway. So all summer they gave him s---. The end of the summer, when he was ready to go back to college, he brought his supervisor over, and he said, "Look, they've given me s--- all summer. Would you tell him that you f---ed me in the middle of the driveway. So Mai Lin gave him a blowjob."
Hello and welcome to the official Mai Lin website.
Yes, you heard right!! It really is me!!! I am back, and hotter than ever.
I am so thrilled to know that you are all, still out there and remember me. I was on the Internet not so long ago and just for the fun of it I typed in my name and there you were, still hitting on me.
I was shocked to see so many websites claiming to be the real Mai Lin website, so I am in the process of shutting them down. I now have a trademark on my name, to protect you, my loyal fans from being taken advantage of by imposters.
I would love for you to work with me to bring back the good old days of the 70's and 80's. As you know I fucked almost every porn star during that time.
I'm depending on my very loving and gracious fans to help me locate past material of my adult film career. It has been 10 years since I've been actively involved, but my dear friend Rhonda has pointed out to me that there has been a great wave of interest in the classic film stars of yesteryear. And, once again, I want to thank those who have helped me previously and today and in the future. I don't recall everything that I was involved in back then. My plate was so overflowing that I couldn't even keep up with myself. Remember it is you who can help this website become a popular vehicle to bring back the classic ladies of the 70's and 80's.
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I have a lot of irons in the fire right now with the website. I want to be able to offer all the stars to you, via email, all their movies with autographs and lots and lots of toys, that of course, I will try out! It goes without saying they will have to pass my personal test, and if they do I will personally autograph them for you.
First and foremost, however, I want to know what YOU WANT? Only my personal assistant and myself will be handling my emails. Privacy of my fans is of the utmost importance to me.
I will be writing an article every month, it will be telling you about events that I will be attending. It will include my present life and what I am all about.
Please CUM share this journey with me, bring back the good old days when sex and drugs were so exciting. I do miss it all. WHAT GREAT TIMES. Lets make it happen again.
Vann Nath, 63, born in Battambang, Cambodia, is one of seven survivors -- and three still alive today -- of the Khmer Rouge's secret prison known as S-21, where 14,000 men, women and children were interrogated, tortured and executed during the 1975-79 Pol Pot regime in Cambodia. He is one of Cambodia's most prominent artists, and it was this skill that kept him alive at S-21. His life was spared by his jailors so that he could be put to work painting and sculpting portraits of Pol Pot.
In 1979, Vann Nath escaped from S-21 as the Pol Pot regime collapsed under a Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia. When the former secret prison was converted to a genocide museum, Vann Nath returned to work there for several years. The craft which saved his life would allow Vann Nath to show the world some of the brutal crimes of the Khmer Rouge. His paintings depicting scenes he witnessed in S-21 hang in the museum today, one of the few public reminders of the regime's brutality.
...I started to make my first painting -- a large portrait of Pol Pot, 3 meters by 1 1/2 meters. They had me paint in black and white, based on a black-and-white photograph. I told them I had not specialized in black-and-white painting, but they told me to experiment. I tried for five days, but the picture I painted did not come out the same as the photograph. I was worried because they weren't very happy with it. I asked if I could paint in color, natural colors. They agreed and assigned some people to find watercolors. I started to paint a color picture and completed the first one in five days. They were satisfied because they had never had color portraits of Pol Pot like that. I ended up painting eight or nine portraits of Pol Pot, taking about a week to make each painting. In the original photograph I was working from, Pol Pot's face looked smooth and calm. But the feeling in my heart was that he was very savage and evil. I wondered how he could look so pleasant yet treat people so cruelly.
I brought my wife to Phnom Penh, where the government had asked me and several other survivors to work in the Museum of Genocide, which had been created on the grounds of the prison. At first it was very hard for me to return to Tuol Sleng. Sometimes I would forget it was a museum, and I felt like I was still an inmate. But after a while it began to feel normal to go everyday. I worked of my free will as a painter there, preparing scenes of life in Tuol Sleng to show Cambodians and visitors from other countries what had happened. From time to time some Cambodian politicians think about closing the museum. But in my opinion it should stay open. More than 10,000 people were killed in that prison. If Tuol Sleng is abandoned or converted to another use, it will mean that the people who died there were sacrificed, that their lives were useless. I want to keep the memory alive so the new generation of Cambodians can understand what happened during that time.
Ten of Vann Nath's paintings tell the story of his capture, time at Tuol Sleng, and escape from execution. They are arranged around the gallery in chronological order. On the wall opposite the entrance is a photograph taken of Vann Nath upon his entry into Tuol Sleng, emphasising the reality of his experiences...
"It's important to keep all the paintings together as a series," said (Sara Colm, Human Rights Watch), "and the permanent display of these pictures reflects Vann Nath's devotion to history and memory."
The gallery will be a permanent installation at the Kith Eng Restaurant at 33B Street 169. It is open from 6 to 9pm and can only be viewed upon request.
"Anyone who has an interest in knowing about my experiences in the Pol Pot era can come and see," said Vann Nath.
Vann Nath claims he will never again paint the type of paintings he did about S-21. Public reaction to his new artistic direction doesn't concern him. Vann Nath says that he'll do what makes him happy and doesn't think about what the public wants or thinks of him. He also says that he doesn't care how people remember his work or himself. "I want people to look at the Tuol Sleng paintings and see them as important historically. They documented a time in the history of our nation. If I'm remembered just for those paintings then so be it," said Nath.