I bet the ASA Cant top Kylie Johnson !

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Kylie Johnson: Playboy’s Playmate of the Month February Interview

The oh so beautiful and super nice Kylie Johnson is Playboy’s Playmate of the Month February. I actually had the chance to interview the former cheerleader the other day and you can read all about our chat below which includes some amazing pictures of Kylie, trust me you will want to see them.

Each month Playboy features a new Playmate and February’s is Miss Kylie Johnson, who was thrilled to be featured in the issue that is all about love because as she puts it she may be rock and roll but she is also very romantic. Oh yes the 19 year old is all about spreading the love. Thanks to Kylie taking the time talk to me you can learn more about her in our interview, she is one heck of lady I will say that.


Q. Congratulations on being Miss February. You were discovered at a Playboy Casting Call. Can you talk about the process you went through to become the Playmate of the Month?

A. I signed up to be apart of an open call on the Internet. I then had to drive to Tornoto where the call was being held. They liked my look and about a week later I was notified that I was going to be put on line. My picture got a ton of hits so they then asked me to fly to Chicago to participate in a shoot for a special edition. After that I was asked to fly to LA for a Playmate cast shoot where I learned that Hef had approved me as a Playmate. It was such an amazing process.

Q. What was it like seeing yourself in the famous magazine?

A. It was surreal. I was actually at the studio when I saw the issue for the very first time. I was so excited to see myself in the magazine that I forgot to read the article. It was unbelievable.

Q. You have said you are a romantic, given that quality about you how special was it that you were apart of the Valentine issue?

A. I was very happy that it was February. It is all about romance so it make this whole experience even more special for me.

Q. You recently hosted the Playboy Comedy Show at The Lounge at the Palms Casino Resort what was that like?

A. It was so much fun. The whole experience was amazing. I got to hang out with Robert Kelly and Paul Hughes which was so much fun. Plus the fans were amazing. It was nice to have people request my autograph and also to just have the fans be so supportive was great. I actually met a nurse anesthetist, which I am currently studying to be, so we started talking and that was really nice.

Q. Can you tell me a little bit about your background, your family, where you grew up etc?

A. I am from upstate New York, just outside of Buffalo from a town called Cheektowaga. My parents met in the military so my dad traveled a lot. I am an only child so my mom and I were on our own at times. As with everything I do, like when I was a cheerleader, my parents are so supportive of me being in the magazine. They are great. My mom was so excited that she was always on line finding things out as I went through the process.

Q. You are a studying to become a nurse anesthetist how have managed to juggle your studies with your Playboy duties?

A. I am currently going to school in Vegas and I have about 3 years left before I get my degree. I knew that I wanted to be a nurse but wasn’t exactly sure what type of nurse. I kind of stumbled across being an anesthetist and after researching it I realized it was what I wanted to do. An anesthetist is like an anesthesiologist but instead you monitor vitals during the patient’s procedure and wake them up after it is done. I am balancing school and my Playboy duties fine now but I would like to move to LA after this semester. I love it there, my friends are there and of course so is the mansion. I will continue my studies when I move there.

Q. What is next for your besides your Miss February duties and your studies?
A. Right now I am just focusing on school and promotions for the magazine. I hosted a Super Bowl party in San Fransisco last weekend. In March I will be in Buffalo for a trade show.

Q. What do you like to do in your free time, not that is sounds like you have much?

A. In the winter I love to snowboard. I am also a big movie buff especially when it comes to action film. I also like to go to the driving range and hit some golf balls.

Q. What words best describe you?

A. I am very hardworking as well as very ambitious. Those describe me best.

Q. Is there anything else our readers should know about Kylie Johnson?

A. Pleas follow me on Twitter @MissFeb2011.

Kylie Johnson is Playboy’s Playmate of the Month February and if you haven’t picked up your copy of the magazine then I highly suggest you do. She is a really great girl and the article on her is fantastic, not to mention the photos are gorgeous.

[aero]

Umm...another winner post based on keywords!

[SuccsDrugs&Rocuron]

dunno, the speaker at their Transylvania Convention was pretty hot~
http://www.rockymusic.org/img/rhpsdvdphotos/RHPS-SweetTransvestite.jpg

[FockerRN]

WTF? An anesthetist is like an anesthesiologist but instead you monitor vitals during the patient’s procedure and wake them up after it is done. I am balancing school and my Playboy duties fine now but I would like to move to LA after this semester. I love it there, my friends are there and of course so is the mansion. I will continue my studies when I move there.

Umm, so is she "studying" to be a nurse anesthetist but not done with her nursing degree yet? This sounds like a pre-med saying that they are studying to be an anesthesiologist....

I wonder if Hef is as sleazy and dirty-old-man-ish in person as I imagine he is.....

[deepz]

Yah: "An anesthetist is like an anesthesiologist but instead you monitor vitals during the patient’s procedure and wake them up after it is done."

OMG. Stick to modeling.

[FockerRN]

So the question for her would be, if an anesthesiologist is doing an anesthetic does he not wake them up when it is over? do they not monitor vitals? what the hell does she think they are doing if they are actually performing an anesthetic?

Of course she could also be brilliant and taking a subtle dig at MDA's, but somehow I don't think so...I'm guessing she doesn't do anything subtly.

Her interview leaves more questions than answers. Is there a NA school in vegas? How is she going to continue her studies in LA? Do you think they'll let her transfer because she is a playmate? Why is it going to take her 3 more years if she has already started? [I do realize that something has been lost in the "translation" for sure, but still]

As far as I'm concerned the ASA can have her, she sounds as ignorant as the president of that group (oh snap!). No offense to anesthesiologists in general, just to the professional organization and the president who just seems to spew condescending crap.

I'm done, need to study Respiratory....

[bettermj]

I thought she was brilliant.
:behindsofa:

[infidel]

Sorry kids.... I already know a playboy ummm... model who is probably now a CRNA... google.. DARVA CONGER.... She was in my AF reserve unit... AND was a nursing student when I was a CRNA student at my university....Name rig a bell? First skanky participant on WHO WANTS TO BLOW... oppps.. MARRY A MILLIONAIRE.

Oh and google TAMARA UNGVERZAGT....She is .. or was... an officer in the UNITED STATES NAVY NURSE CORPS.... also from my old reserve unit..

[RAYMAN]

Sorry kids.... I already know a playboy ummm... model who is probably now a CRNA... google.. DARVA CONGER.... She was in my AF reserve unit... AND was a nursing student when I was a CRNA student at my university....Name rig a bell? First skanky participant on WHO WANTS TO BLOW... oppps.. MARRY A MILLIONAIRE.

Oh and google TAMARA UNGVERZAGT....She is .. or was... an officer in the UNITED STATES NAVY NURSE CORPS.... also from my old reserve unit..

She's also a member if this site

[sus182]

Sorry kids.... I already know a playboy ummm... model who is probably now a CRNA... google.. DARVA CONGER.... She was in my AF reserve unit... AND was a nursing student when I was a CRNA student at my university....Name rig a bell? First skanky participant on WHO WANTS TO BLOW... oppps.. MARRY A MILLIONAIRE.

Oh and google TAMARA UNGVERZAGT....She is .. or was... an officer in the UNITED STATES NAVY NURSE CORPS.... also from my old reserve unit..

I remember Darva Conger and that really classy show. And I just googled the other chick. Holy crap! Do these women have ANY self respect?? Good grief. Makes me sick. It's not like they're doing it to pay the bills....

[infidel]

She's also a member if this site



EXCELLENT.. For the record.. She should have gotten some implants before the Playboy/ Penthouse/Hustler.. I forgot what jerk off mag she was in. I guess if she is a CRNA... she could afford them now..I'm guessing she has an MRS MD degree also..

[bettermj]

That's in her past. I imagine she's regretted it. True, she is an adult and made her own decisions, but we all have. Like every other member on here, she deserves respect. jmho.

[infidel]

Actually no, if you go on national TV and say... "Sure, I'll play hide the baloney with a guy as long as he has lots of money..." you will just have to live with what people think.... And once THAT did not work out you pose for a jerk off magazine.... You have to live with that also. I'm shocked the next career move was nursing.... and not the adult film industry.

[ethernaut]

actually,

nurse --> nutrix --> (latin) a "wet nurse" --> nourrice --> (french) to suckle a child --> man has been known to act like children, so...

i can see how this is an appropriate transition for her.

[bettermj]

Actually no, if you go on national TV and say... "Sure, I'll play hide the baloney with a guy as long as he has lots of money..." you will just have to live with what people think.... And once THAT did not work out you pose for a jerk off magazine.... You have to live with that also. I'm shocked the next career move was nursing.... and not the adult film industry.

Aw man, everytime you hear of a stripper being interviewed, they are all saving money so they can go to nursing school.

[iceemike1]

Aw man, everytime you hear of a stripper being interviewed, they are all saving money so they can go to nursing school.

That is a classic!

[infidel]

Aw man, everytime you hear of a stripper being interviewed, they are all saving money so they can go to nursing school.

Roger that.

[RAYMAN]

Aw man, everytime you hear of a stripper being interviewed, they are all saving money so they can go to nursing school.

Well, in their defense, they prob already have the classic uniform in their closet. ;)

[armygas]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnK99PapJmU

[armygas]

BTW she is a CRNA now as she was certified in 2006 :) (kudos to her for that alone!!)

As for the other stuff, I find it hard to believe that many of us here would not have done the same thing given the opportunity realizing that short term gains come at long term expense.

http://www.healthgrades.com/health-professionals-directory/darva-arellano-crna-4ff5f402

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20426034,00.html

[infidel]

Would I have gone on a Fox TV show and compete to marry a guy based on what was in his bank account? Bet me and lose.

I just see no reason that a person who is that skilled at that professional level of gold digging would have bothered to go to CRNA school..Shows a lack of judgment. Sleeping with guys for money and taking your clothes off for money just seems like an easier path to riches.....

[sus182]

Well, in their defense, they prob already have the classic uniform in their closet. ;)

Ha! I was gonna say the same thing.

Speaking from a females perspective- no, I would not do something like that for the short term gains. If I was going to lose all self respect for myself I'd do it private-like and be super-high class hooker or something....Think Elliot spitzers girl minus the pop album.

she must not have been that good at the whole 'stripping for money' thing if she still had to go to school to support herself.

[aero]

Doing those things vs. doing those things and regretting it are two totally different things. Darva has already stated on this site that she regrets it and wishes she would have done thing differently. What is someone to do, live with and show that regret for the rest of her life by not moving on, as some here seem to want her to do? Saying to someone that they can only move on if you say so is assinine. It seems more important to others that she be miserable. She did it, she regrets it, she wishes she hadn't done it. Thank God she has what it takes to let go of her mistakes and can move on and do something better with her life.

[infidel]

I have no where said exchanging sex for money was a bad idea. My point is, somehow, the playboy playmate is to be ridiculed for wanting to be a part of this profession. Yet someone who went the same route, albeit on a much trashier level, deserves some sort of respect because as a thirtysomething made the youthful (snicker) indiscretion of going onto national TV and admit she would trade bodily fluids with a guy based on his Standard & Poor rating. OK fine. And the playboy thing. OK. Another ummm. **** up... And the boxing match.... You do it you live with it. It's kinda like don't put anything on the net you wouldn't want some OCD suffering Demi-cyberstalker to dig up in an argument.

Personally I have much more respect for porn stars.... They don't suffer from the hypocracy of these two. To pretend they were nothing more than "Porn Stars" of a lesser god is laughable.


I hope Melissa Ashley becomes a CRNA. Then I will show due respect. If not reverence... Nay.....adoration.

[Burnt2]

Happy to say I don't know who Melissa Ashley is

That was a great interview I laughed at the anesthesia bit.....i have a vibe she's halfway through the pre-reqs for an ADN.


What kind of parent is happy and supportive of their daughter posing naked as masturbation material to be seen by millions? F'd up.

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[aero]

I have no where said exchanging sex for money was a bad idea. My point is, somehow, the playboy playmate is to be ridiculed for wanting to be a part of this profession. Yet someone who went the same route, albeit on a much trashier level, deserves some sort of respect because as a thirtysomething made the youthful (snicker) indiscretion of going onto national TV and admit she would trade bodily fluids with a guy based on his Standard & Poor rating. OK fine. And the playboy thing. OK. Another ummm. **** up... And the boxing match.... You do it you live with it. It's kinda like don't put anything on the net you wouldn't want some OCD suffering Demi-cyberstalker to dig up in an argument.

Personally I have much more respect for porn stars.... They don't suffer from the hypocracy of these two. To pretend they were nothing more than "Porn Stars" of a lesser god is laughable.


I hope Melissa Ashley becomes a CRNA. Then I will show due respect. If not reverence... Nay.....adoration.

Kylie Johnson isn't being ridiculed because she wants to be a CRNA. She is being ridiculed because she said that "An anesthetist is like an anesthesiologist but instead you monitor vitals during the patient’s procedure and wake them up after it is done." Kylie's statement is more a product of being 19 or 20 years old and naive. The ridicule is based on her statment, not because she's a Playboy model.

Darva deserves some grace because she admits she made mistakes, regrets it, and has worked through it and moved on and done something better with her life. She went to a CRNA program where everyone likely knew her past, her mistakes; she overcame all of this and has done well for herself. CRNA school by itself is a challenge; throw in all this other "stuff" in which people make it their business in not wanting to let people forget their past and it makes her accomplishment even greater.

I have read nothing here that even insinuates that these two believe they are any better than anyone else because they are/were Playboy models and therefore to be more respected than porn stars. They only hypocracy that exists here is from those who wish to remind someone of their mistakes and hold it against them, as though they themselves have nothing from their history that they wish they could take back.

[infidel]

At what point does stupid behavior render one's judgment suspect? Is all idiotic sleazy behavior forgotten by a " Opppss. Sorry" . No one has said that either of these adolescent masturbatory objects be denied any education they can get. But, you do something that publicly tasteless... " Who wants to marry a millionaire" .. Not playboy. I can make fun of it as long as I like.

[aero]

At what point does stupid behavior render one's judgment suspect? Is all idiotic sleazy behavior forgotten by a " Opppss. Sorry" . No one has said that either of these adolescent masturbatory objects be denied any education they can get. But, you do something that publicly tasteless... " Who wants to marry a millionaire" .. Not playboy. I can make fun of it as long as I like.

No doubt you can. And no doubt you will. And when someones rationale and only real purpose for doing it is "because I can", it's ironic that they would question the decision making ability and judgment of someone else.

[godsgem]

I wish I could knock them but I can't Sometimes we make stupid mistakes and then regret them and learn from them so i don't think it is appropriate to judge anyone. Noe I know a few manipulative chicks who had tunnel vision to make money by going to CRNA school AND marry a physician that was her whole goal in life is the any different mind u she came from Europe as an au pair and had done d above no she is no different she just happened to not do it on national tv!!!

[deepz]

....... i don't think it is appropriate to judge anyone. ......

Really? So Hitler/Stalin/Nathan Bedford Forrest were just sort of OK guys then?

We've all made our little pissant mistakes, and learned from them; some people OTOH just keep on intentionally repeating their mistakes and do not learn.

[infidel]

At what point do, we as a profession, step back and say. Gee, we are flattered you would like to be a CRNA. But were are not so sure that a person with your history of , not immoral or unethical behavior , but tasteless on a level that is difficult to understand, needs to be a face we want to present to the public.


Would you be supportive of an ex NAMBLA spokesman wanting to be a CRNA? Former grand wizard of the KKK? Ron Jeremy's "fluffier".?

Keep in mind none of those positions are illegal in any way.
I am just finding out at what point people will say. OK. I'm sorry. Please go to NP school.

[RAYMAN]

At what point do, we as a profession, step back and say. Gee, we are flattered you would like to be a CRNA. But were are not so sure that a person with your history of , not immoral or unethical behavior , but tasteless on a level that is difficult to understand, needs to be a face we want to present to the public.


Would you be supportive of an ex NAMBLA spokesman wanting to be a CRNA? Former grand wizard of the KKK? Ron Jeremy's "fluffier".?

Keep in mind none of those positions are illegal in any way.
I am just finding out at what point people will say. OK. I'm sorry. Please go to NP school.

Because she is a woman and she appears to be black so it would be deemed politically incorrect so no one would do it. Plus the school would figure she'd prob pay cash. Heaven forbid someone's feelings get hurt because of principles.

[infidel]

Because she is a woman and she appears to be black so it would be deemed politically incorrect so no one would do it. Plus the school would figure she'd prob pay cash. Heaven forbid someone's feelings get hurt because of principles.

Whoa I am not talking about a playboy bunny here. An 18 year old with big tits getting paid to show them in a magazine? Not a problem . I'm talking about a near middle aged not even close to young person getting on TV and saying " why yes. I'll be happy to go on national tv and marry a guy based on his net worth" Behavior that ****ing sleazy and tasteless should have some long term consequences. Be honest, with those bona fides , what do you suppose the chances would be getting into Harvard Med?


At what point should prior behavior prevent someone from entering this profession?

[armygas]

At what point should prior behavior prevent someone from entering this profession?

One should examine oneself for a very long time before thinking of condemning others. ~Moliere


Nope, I do not get it... It was posited that I drive fast through residential neighborhoods in a formula one car with blatant disregard for anyone.. I SARCASTICALLY said I run down SLOW children... and the shit storm began.... Will I apologize? Nope. Ain't gonna happen.

[mjanel84]

"An anesthetist is like an anesthesiologist but instead you monitor vitals during the patient’s procedure and wake them up after it is done."

Oh, honey.... (courtesy of How I Met Your Mother)

[sus182]

Whoa I am not talking about a playboy bunny here. An 18 year old with big tits getting paid to show them in a magazine? Not a problem . I'm talking about a near middle aged not even close to young person getting on TV and saying " why yes. I'll be happy to go on national tv and marry a guy based on his net worth" Behavior that ****ing sleazy and tasteless should have some long term consequences. Be honest, with those bona fides , what do you suppose the chances would be getting into Harvard Med?


At what point should prior behavior prevent someone from entering this profession?

It's sort of funny to me that you don't seem to see posing in Playboy as any sort of character flaw, but being on the TV show is? Same thing- different way of doing it.

The thing about getting on TV or posing in Playboy, or being a hooker is that those are calculated decisions that you go into with your eyes wide open. It's not like some drunken mistake that only happened once where you completely learned your lesson(not saying that's excusable- just saying it's a bit different). You would have to be a complete IDIOT to be involved in that sort of show/production without giving the least bit afterthough to how it would affect you in your future life.

That being said, everyone does make mistakes- and while I reserve the right to make fun of them for said mistakes- I'm not sure it's appropriate to not let someone be a CRNA because they made such mistake. Some grace is in order. Maybe if they continued to make those choices, but if we kicked out everyone who made a mistake, I have a feeling the CRNA community would be very, very, small...

[J-Dubya]

"An anesthetist is like an anesthesiologist but instead you monitor vitals during the patient’s procedure and wake them up after it is done."

Oh, honey.... (courtesy of How I Met Your Mother)

Yup, I can overlook everything, except this incredibly dumb statement.

[kmchugh]

At what point should prior behavior prevent someone from entering this profession?

Dunno, maybe at the point where they have a felony record, or something else that prevents them getting a nursing license in most states. You seem to think each of us should carry around our pasts, perhaps have them hung as a sign around our necks. Not too far removed from being placed in stocks, is it?

Are you so lily white, so perfect, that your past can bear minute inspection and publication? So far, the only disqualification you can come up with is your distaste for Ms Conger's past. You reserve the right to make fun of anyone, at any time, for anything you think deserving. Big deal, you aren't that significant in most of our lives.

[armygas]

you aren't that significant in most of our lives.

None of us (including William) are that important.......

The Sprint Epic Phone Rules!

[aero]

Originally Posted by infidel
At what point should prior behavior prevent someone from entering this profession?

Originally Posted by infidel
Nope, I do not get it... It was posited that I drive fast through residential neighborhoods in a formula one car with blatant disregard for anyone.. I SARCASTICALLY said I run down SLOW children... and the shit storm began.... Will I apologize? Nope. Ain't gonna happen.


One should examine oneself for a very long time before thinking of condemning others. ~Moliere

And that's my point. Here is someone in Darva Arellano who made some mistakes, didn't like who she was becoming, learned from them and did something positive with her life and has moved on. She took the time to come on this site, admit her mistakes and has said her life is very different now. She has actually shown more class and maturity than the one who does not want her to forget her past and questions her decisions and judgment.

[bettermj]

This tread has gotten off beat, imo. When one of our members (of this board, and as a professional) is being continuously defended by numerous individuals, we have to ask ourselves how much longer can this thread continue?? All opinions aside.... I mean, is it worth being "Right" in order to say things to hurt someone else? This is an individual, just like our friends and family members, she has a right to be respected. Fortunately for us, most of our mistakes or dumb moves weren't in the public eye. I motion to close the thread.... that's just me.

[kmchugh]

None of us (including William) are that important.......

My point exactly.......

[Esper]

We are speaking about one of our own members and not in our normal facetious fashion. And since the topic has been raised, closure will be laid out as an option.

Honestly, i am on the fence about it. I have one post and one PM asking for closure. If you want it open, then do nothing and I will assume you want it open or it isn't distasteful enough to close. Post here that you would like it closed or PM me.

[RAYMAN]

It's really silly that there is any argument about a girl that hasn't even finished college yet. Many want to but few make it...
Can speak badly about someone having a noble ambition

[bettermj]

It's really silly that there is any argument about a girl that hasn't even finished college yet. Many want to but few make it...
Can speak badly about someone having a noble ambition

I don't disagree with you at all. My biggest concern is regarding all the discussion about a single individual being called out. It's been several years, and while it might not be "wrong" to voice opinions, there is a lot to say about a discussion that requires several other individuals (and those with earned respect) to feel the need to stick up for the person at hand.

It's just my opinion. Ending the thread based on the original post is silly. But ending a bashing (regarding a completely different person) is much more important. If it were my sister, daughter, or friend who made the same decisions in her life, I hope she'd have similar support seen here.

[armygas]

a single individual being called out. It's been several years

Try this...... put "Darva Conger" in the search bar and there are three hits and each time guess who calls her out.... I will give you three guesses :)

I think he is like that 8 year old boy who keeps teasing the pretty 8 year old girl because he "likes her" :)

[infidel]

OK, you win. I just hope NO ONE takes any new poster to task for saying they only want to do this for the money. It is the feeling of most posters that it is perfectly OK to do ANYTHING for money. I am done with the thread..... carry on.

[ethernaut]

anybody watch 'food jammers' on the cooking channel? break the *cough* monotony, eh?

[aero]

OK, you win. I just hope NO ONE takes any new poster to task for saying they only want to do this for the money. It is the feeling of most posters that it is perfectly OK to do ANYTHING for money. I am done with the thread..... carry on.

If you think this thread was about people being in support of those who want to be a CRNA only for the money, then you really haven't been paying attention.

[infidel]

Sorry one last post. A swing and a miss by Aero.

[aero]

Sorry one last post. A swing and a miss by Aero.

Heh-heh...they always come back.