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...and then?
2
I can't decide if this story makes me love Frank Oz more, or less, but the fact remains, I love me some Frank Oz.
3
Kline, honey, not Cline.
4
I remember that review. It was totally spot on. And why I saw the movie.

FYI, when people say "I don't mind a critique..." what they really mean is:

"How DARE you remove your tongue from my asshole for five seconds! I AM YOUR GOD!"

That reminds me. I miss you Andy.
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Somebody needs to update the Wikipedia and IMDb articles with this important pre-Internet information.
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But...it's not a criticism to say something is gay? Because it's fine to be gay? There's actually no moral weight to saying something is gay or straight or whatever?
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Andy!!!

Back in the day you and Matt Cook once showed up at a party in my apartment (across the street from Dan's old place on Boylston and Olive St). I don't think anything especially memorable happened, but I believe I recall you declining to smoke weed.
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What a pretentious twat (and I'm not talking about Frank Oz).

By the way, pretentious twat, you misspelled Kevin Kline.
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God, the days before the internet. How I miss them. I do not, however, miss voice mail.
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Kevin Kline just called, Andy. He's PISSED you misspelled his name. I talked him out of a tree and promised to fix it.
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Any chance of a link to the musical remix of the voice mail?
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@8 you could not be more wrong.

I know Andy. He is everything a good person should be. Humble. Funny. Kind. Smart. Compassionate. Andy has the courage to actually like things, rather than ironically snark at them. He can also make mean drink - but he makes a sweet drunk.

And if he reads this he will "en-pinken" with mid-west embarrassment. So I will end this unauthorized praise by saying I hear he is also a tiger in the sack...
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@12 Hear here.
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Funny
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You should allow people to get the Hero tag if they contribute to any food bank in the country.

It feels a little shitty (as much as charity can) to give money to feed people all the way across the country who have a higher standard of living/social outreach programs, when I walk by some of the hungriest, dope and coke-destroyed communities in America here in Baltimore.

Because in Seattle, there are no slums. There is no ghetto.

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