E3 'Booth Babe' Interviews Reveal Comedy, Tragedy

Thanks to GameCritics.com for its series of interviews with 'booth babes' at this year's E3 videogame show, discussing "the tales these women had to tell." A model promoting Saga Of Ryzom is asked "if she's comfortable with so many guys posing with her", and answers: "It's weird when they put their arms around me... but then I feel them shaking and I'm like, whatever, if it's so important to you... it's funny when guys come up to me and tell me that it's their first time touching a girl." Girls at the Nintendo booth are also interviewed, complaining of the trade-show melee: "It's funny that people act this way over little stuffed toys... there have been people attacking us for free stuff. People will walk up to us and just try to grab it."

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Re:A close friend of mine was an E3 booth babe

[jazman_777]

she had to admit that she thrived on the male attention. It was just a great big high for her.

I wonder what she'll be like when she's 47, trying to recreate those magic highs of her youth? Is it like Southern California, where you see aging women dressed in buffoonish teen clothing?