Former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson might have thought she'd seen it all, until a guest at her Australian press league pulled a chicken drumstick out of his underpants.
The host from an on-line video web site stood up and took off his shirt in front of Anderson's jammed press conference at a Sydney hotel.
Describing himself as her biggest fan, he pulled down his jeans and Anderson signed his red briefs.
"Wow, get my camera, blast this," Anderson said.
But she was distinctly unimpressed when he told her he slept in a large bed with lots of animals, and pulled out a chicken drumstick from his drawers and munched on it.
"The things you get asked to do," said Anderson, an animal rights activist, as she glanced at her manager.
"This is what happens. See, I create this image, and this is what happens."
Anderson, world Health Organization protested against the fast food chain KFC when she was in Australia terminal month, said it was the strangest thing she'd seen at a press conference.
Anderson is in Sydney to encourage her new "observational TV documentary" called Pam: Girl On The Loose.
She fielded a caboodle of flaky questions, sometimes with every bit strange answers.
One journalist asked her if gymnasts or rock stars made better lovers, spell a receiving set presenter asked if he could get a hickey.
"Sorry," she said. "I get grounded for hickies."
The Canadian-born former Playboy model as well spoke about her children, politics, brute rights, her appreciation of rugby players, and the Olympics.
When asked what girls could do about the man drouth in Sydney, she oddly answered: "Well Mitchum is gay
