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'''Taryn Thomas''' (born [[May 27]], [[1983]]), in [[New Jersey]]) is an American [[pornographic actress]]. She moved to the [[Phoenix, Arizona]] area at age 12. Upon turning 18 and thus being of legal age to work as an adult performer, Taryn Thomas worked for Lightspeed Media doing [[internet]] photo shoots and [[softcore pornography]]. In the late months of 2004, Thomas came to [[Southern California]] and made the decision to perform in [[hardcore pornography]] as a career choice. Her first adult DVD since arriving in California was titled 12 on 1 #2 by Lethal Hardcore and included Thomas performing with [[Penny Flame]], [[Sandra Romain]] and [[Melissa Lauren]]. Originally entering the porn business with many limitations, Thomas has since lifted the ban on [[anal sex]] and creampies and performs without many limitations. She was nominated in 2006 for the [[Adult Video News]] [[AVN Awards|Best New Starlet Award]], although she did not take home the award. Awards would not elude Thomas forever, picking up the Dirtiest Girl in Porn Award presented by the Fans of Adult Media and Entertainment (F.A.M.E.) in [[June]] [[2006]]. |
'''Taryn Thomas''' (born [[May 27]], [[1983]]), in [[New Jersey]]) is an American [[pornographic actress]]. She moved to the [[Phoenix, Arizona]] area at age 12. Upon turning 18 and thus being of legal age to work as an adult performer, Taryn Thomas worked for Lightspeed Media doing [[internet]] photo shoots and [[softcore pornography]]. In the late months of 2004, Thomas came to [[Southern California]] and made the decision to perform in [[hardcore pornography]] as a career choice. Her first adult DVD since arriving in California was titled 12 on 1 #2 by Lethal Hardcore and included Thomas performing with [[Penny Flame]], [[Sandra Romain]] and [[Melissa Lauren]]. Originally entering the porn business with many limitations, Thomas has since lifted the ban on [[anal sex]] and creampies and performs without many limitations. She was nominated in 2006 for the [[Adult Video News]] [[AVN Awards|Best New Starlet Award]], although she did not take home the award. Awards would not elude Thomas forever, picking up the Dirtiest Girl in Porn Award presented by the Fans of Adult Media and Entertainment (F.A.M.E.) in [[June]] [[2006]]. |
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Thomas has Howard appeared on the [[Howard Stern]] show a number of times and competed in the Pornstar Beauty Pageant competing against [[Taylor Wane]] and [[Carmen Luvana]]June 15, 2006. |
Thomas has Howard appeared on the [[Howard Stern]] show a number of times and competed in the Pornstar Beauty Pageant competing against [[Taylor Wane]] and [[Carmen Luvana]] June 15, 2006. |
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Revision as of 19:38, 10 July 2006
Taryn Thomas (born May 27, 1983), in New Jersey) is an American pornographic actress. She moved to the Phoenix, Arizona area at age 12. Upon turning 18 and thus being of legal age to work as an adult performer, Taryn Thomas worked for Lightspeed Media doing internet photo shoots and softcore pornography. In the late months of 2004, Thomas came to Southern California and made the decision to perform in hardcore pornography as a career choice. Her first adult DVD since arriving in California was titled 12 on 1 #2 by Lethal Hardcore and included Thomas performing with Penny Flame, Sandra Romain and Melissa Lauren. Originally entering the porn business with many limitations, Thomas has since lifted the ban on anal sex and creampies and performs without many limitations. She was nominated in 2006 for the Adult Video News Best New Starlet Award, although she did not take home the award. Awards would not elude Thomas forever, picking up the Dirtiest Girl in Porn Award presented by the Fans of Adult Media and Entertainment (F.A.M.E.) in June 2006.
Thomas has Howard appeared on the Howard Stern show a number of times and competed in the Pornstar Beauty Pageant competing against Taylor Wane and Carmen Luvana June 15, 2006.
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