Get in line guys.

Zoé Zebra, a 22-year-old porn actress, wants bigger breasts. So on Friday, Sept. 5, in a trailer parked next to Club 77, a strip club in Gatineau, Que., she plans to have sex with 25 men. Their encounters will be taped for a future porno film. She also hopes the proceeds will help pay for plastic surgery. The local mayor objects, but may be unable to stop the event. The National Post reached Ms. Zebra Friday at her apartment in Longueil, on the south shore of Montreal.

Q. Where are you from and how did you get into this business?

A. I grew up in La Baie, a town in the Saguenay. At age 18, I moved to Quebec City. I got a job as a barmaid at Le Drague Cabaret Club, a gay bar. Vandal Vyxen came in to perform. She became my idol. I decided, from one day to the next, to become a porn star. So I started working with Pegas Productions, making porno films. Quebec [City] was just a bigger village, so last November I moved to Montreal.

Q. Where did the idea come from?

A. It was mine. Everyone in the porno business knows me as the nymphomaniac. I want bigger breasts. This is a chance to get someone else to pay for the operation. I'm quite tall, so I think it will look good to have bigger breasts, at my size.

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A. I couldn't care less what he thinks. He's the mayor, he has to say that. We are within the law and we are going to do it anyway.

Q. He's worried the event may encourage “girls to have an obsession with a certain body shape that is not accessible in many cases, and the values driven by this event are contrary to all of that.”

A. I hadn't heard that. How many women are there out there who want bigger breasts? Everybody is getting them. Some women would have to work six months at Wal-Mart to buy breast enhancements. I can earn the money in one night.

Q. You told reporters this week your mother is proud of you. Is that still true?

A. At first she supported me, but now there is so much in the media about this that she is backing off. My home town, where she lives, is very judgmental. So she doesn't want it written that she supports me, because then she will get affected and judged.

Q. And your father?

A. My father disappeared before I was born. I have seen him since, but I don't want any contact with him.

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