Cameron Diaz is not as quotable as Megan “Actors are prostitutes” Fox, but Diaz does come out with the occasion funny line. I liked that, as an adult, Cameron doesn’t feel she’s above the old saying “If it’s yellow let it mellow, if it’s brown flush it down.” Cameron’s latest comes from a cover interview she did with Marie Claire (story via US Weekly). When discussing the plastic surgery she had done on her nose – after it was broken several times – Cameron says “Sh-t just finds my face – it’s crazy!” But Cameron doesn’t want anything else “done” to her face or her body, even though she’d love to be more voluptuous. If she was someone else, I’d tell Cameron to try eating a sandwich, but I don’t get an anorexic vibe from her at all. She seems like a girl who likes to eat.

Cameron also has a lot to say about people recognizing her when she’s out in public, minding her business. She talks about how happy she is that she got famous after she had already lived for several years as just another anonymous girl: “I had the good fortune of becoming famous once I had already lived a life, traveled a lot, stood in line, had to ask people to help me, had to find a way to make something work, pay the rent, scrape by.” That is nice. Are you listening, Miley Cyrus?

Cameron Diaz is no stranger to plastic surgery.

She had her nose fixed (after breaking it four times!) following a 2006 surfing accident. “S*** just finds my face — it’s crazy!” she tells July’s Marie Claire (on newsstands June 9).

But the 36-year-old actress says more radical forms of surgery are likely out of the question.

“I’d love a bigger butt, more meat on my bones,” she tells the magazine. “I’d love to be more voluptuous. It’s just not my body type.”

How does Diaz deal with always being the crush of attention?

“I just have a lot of friends,” Diaz explains of how she has adjusted to having a lot of fans. “That’s how I think of it. It’s nice to see people smile.

“Every once in a while, you’ll have those moments when people give you the stink eye,” she says. “And you’re like, ‘What the f*** is your problem? What, am I horrific-looking?’ But really what they’re thinking is, ‘Am I seeing who I think I’m seeing?’ It’s just a shock.”

Adds the actress (who headlines the drama, My Sister’s Keeper, out June 26): “I don’t have any problem with being famous. I’ve completely made peace with being recognizable and people wanting to peek into my life in some way.”

Unlike the Mileys and the Britneys, Diaz, a former model, says she is thankful she had to struggle a bit before achieving fame.

“I had the good fortune of becoming famous once I had already lived a life, traveled a lot, stood in line, had to ask people to help me, had to find a way to make something work, pay the rent, scrape by,” she tells the magazine. “I used to do $4 a day with a girlfriend. We would get two tacos and split a Coke.”

[From US Weekly]

In other Cameron Diaz news, British model Paul Sculfor is now confirming that he and Cameron did indeed split up after dating for a year. Paul told the press, “I’m very single and happy. Cameron and I are still friends. I’ll be going back to the States soon – I don’t know if I’ll get the chance to meet her as I’m so busy I don’t know what I’m doing.” They were rumored to have split in late April, early May. Recently, Cameron is rumored to be dating Adam Levine of Maroon 5, though she’s allegedly moving too fast, making Adam meet her mom after their first date.

Cameron Diaz is shown at the MTV Movie Awards on 5/31/09. Credit: WENN.com