Sex Week Wrap-Up: In which everyone claims to know who slept with the Vivid Girls
The batteries are out of the vibrators and back in the graphing calculators at Yale, where Sex Week reached its anticlimactic end yesterday. After the much-hyped Great Porn Debate featuring luminaries like Ron Jeremy and Monique Alexander on Friday, we imagine the celebrity-less “safe sex” Monday must’ve been a little boring.
Naturally, Saturday’s Vivid Girls film-screening and “Skull and Boned” party at the Toad’s prompted a flood of “omg so-and-so totally went home with Monique!” tips. Since adult film stars are a special breed of human that communicate solely through sexual acts (How else would those totally normal situations caught on film turn so quickly into raunchy hair-pulling and screaming?), we humored our tipsters and followed up on a few of their stories. Our guide to various porn stars’ supposed sex lives at Yale, after the jump.
Yale football MVP Mike McLeod was a favorite for the Monique Alexander touchdown. An anonymous tipster from the class of 2009 writes,
Michael McLeod was seen going into the Omni Hotel with famed porn star Monique Alexander Saturday night after Toad’s Place’s Skull & Boned party, part of Sex Week at Yale. A friend of mine was walking a visiting family member back to her hotel room when he saw the two together. The night before, another friend had been drunk-dialed by the porn star after giving her his number earlier that night at the nationally televised Porn Debate, in which Monique defended pornography alongside the inimitable, and apparently pretty smelly, Ron Jeremy. She complained to this other guy about some stuff, and also mentioned that she wanted to hook up with Yale’s record-breaking running back, Mike McLeod. She had her sights set on him from the start of the night, and apparently she got what she wanted.
McLeod confirms that he met Ms. Alexander — “as did everyone who was upstairs at Toads” — and tells us she was “down to earth” and “had a pretty good head on her shoulders.” As for the nature of their interaction:
We mostly talked about sports. She happens to be a really big NFL and NBA fan. Other than that, we just talked about life in general.
Rumor #2 puts one of McLeod’s teammates with one of Alexander’s co-workers, but nobody really knows which, because keeping track of the lesser-known figures was apparently too much for the silicone-dazzled onlookers. One of the more popular names belonged to a football player who requested anonymity in exchange for this disappointingly chaste retelling of events:
I met Savannah Sampson after her forum and talked to her once at Lilly’s Pad, but that’s it. … She was pretty flirtatious, and a lot of guys swarmed her all night, but she talked to all of them, even some of the creepy ones.
That last sentence is perhaps the most telling, in that it points to the fact that the Vivid Girls’ party appearance was, in fact, part of their job. As in, when Monique smiled and put her cheek near yours to pose for a picture? Not a sign that she wanted to do you. Seriously, these are women who can squirt on command. You really think them smiling at some dude in a bar is evidence of a deeply felt romantic connection?
As for the king of autofellatio, Ron Jeremy, not a single person had anything interesting to say about him. Luckily, “Porn Pastor” Donny Pauling had kind words in his blog, Diary of a Former Porn Producer:
Ron… I can’t help but love that guy to pieces. There is just something about him in person that just makes you want to squeeze him like a Teddy Bear.
“Teddy Bear” is definitely not the first thing that comes to mind when we see Ron Jeremy. Whatever gets you off, Donny.
If you’re still interested in seeing the stars of sex and screen with their thinking caps on, the debate will airs on Nightline this Thursday.
