Carmen
Electra apparently blurts out the N word during
ecstatic moments in the bedroom.
So claims ex-NBA star Dennis Rodman
- who was married to the "Baywatch" babe for eight days
in the late 1990s - in his memoir, "I Should Be Dead By
Now," due out Nov. 1.
"Take it, n-! Go ahead, take it!" Electra allegedly
screamed during their first romp in a Toronto hotel
room, in 1998. "This is yours! Yours!"
Elsewhere in his autobiography, the 44-year-old
Rodman recounts an acrobatic episode with Electra in the
backseat of his Bentley. During the act, she allegedly
chatted with another guy in the front seat, bodyguard
George Triantafillo.
"George, would you tell Dennis to stop?" Electra
complained to Triantafillo as Rodman labored furiously.
"I'm getting tired."
Reached by phone in L.A., Rodman - who's now married
to Michelle Moyer - had only sweet
nothings for his ex, who recently pronounced their
marriage "the happiest eight days of my life."
"I agree, if she's serious about it," Rodman told
Lowdown, magnanimously bestowing his blessing on
Electra's current union with rocker Dave Navarro.
"They were meant to be together. They're small, they're
vibrant, they match up real well," he said. "I'm happy
for her."
But in his book, Rodman reveals the real reason for a
November 1999 marital brawl that drew police to their
Miami hotel room and inspired this headline in the Daily
News: "ELECTRAFYING FIGHT ENDS IN COUPLE'S FLA. ARREST."
Rodman writes that Electra had tried to insert a
large piece of uncooked penne pasta into her husband
while he slept.
Informed of the book's contents on Friday, Electra
was less than amused.
"I am saddened for Dennis that he felt he had to
write a book like this," she told Lowdown. "I think he
has me confused with some of the girls he cheated on me
with."
GREENSBURG, Pa.
(AP) — A man claims his ex-girlfriend owes him more
than $30,000 for gluing his genitals to his abdomen five
years ago. "This was not just some petty domestic
squabble," attorney Grey Pratt told a Westmoreland
County jury Wednesday.
His client, Kenneth Slaby of
Pittsburgh, is suing Gail O'Toole of Murrysville. His
lawsuit claims the two broke up in 1999 after dating for
10 months and Slaby began dating someone else.
Slaby contends that O'Toole
invited him over to her home on May 7, 2000, where he
fell asleep. He woke up to find that O'Toole had used
Super Glue to stick his genitals to his abdomen, glued
his buttocks together and spelled out a profanity on his
back in nail polish.
Slaby said O'Toole told him it
was payback for their breakup, and he had to walk a mile
to a gas station to call for help. He pressed charges
and O'Toole pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault and
served six months' probation.
O'Toole's attorney, Chuck
Evans, said it was a consensual act and Slaby wasn't
permanently damaged.
"This is a case that should
have been left in the bedroom," he said.
