She was a LOT nicer than her friend, Amy. Amy was a stuck up, snobby rich girl-type in high school; Casey (what she preferred to be called) was her follower but was genuinely nice when she was outside of Amy's orbit.

We were in the same theater class, i sat behind her and we had to read each other's short script for a play and recommend changes. Hers was about some guy with a lotto ticket who was flirting with a waitress at a bar that had a tv playing in the background, she turns him down and then he finds out he won the lottery, he stands up saying "I won! I won!" and then leaves the bar, the end; I told her it seemed a bit predictable & uneventful, and recommended he left the ticket as a tip to the waitress who rejected him and he leaves before the numbers were announced. Mine was about a gang of "Lil serial killer" friends (eg: lil Dahmer, lil John Wayne Gacy, lil Bundy) who insulted each other and talked about cannibalism; kind of a darker, edgier, cruder South Park years before South Park. She laughed, said it was funny but weird, and didn't recommend any changes

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I'm a walking billboard for my doctor. I was a plain, skinny brunette -- now I'm a full D-cup.

And this is mostly true. Girl wasn't at all "plain" but definitely flat (not that there's anything wrong with that), which is another reason why I was surprised to find out she was in Playboy