gets him in trouble.
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Deon Long's Dong....
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well done....and yes there isI know there's a Sixteen Candles reference in here somewhere?
And if Holgorsen wins less than 9 games this season, he will be . . .
Dana's Long Gone
I know there's a Sixteen Candles reference in here somewhere?
He was in some cop show my wife watches playing a shopkeeper being squeezed by a gang of Tong killers. I kept asking her "Who is that guy? He used to be in something." Towards the middle of the show I blurted out, "It's Dong!" She looked at me like I was nuts.
She hated it when I used to say, "It's the guy from "Revenge of The Nerds!" when "Grey's Anatomy", first hit the air. BTW, is that damned show ever going to die?
Actually, Takashi suggested to serve "robster crawls" . . .
Dong rode the lawn moving machine so grandpa's "hyena" didn't get disturbed . . .
They're two different guys
Dong rode the lawn moving machine so grandpa's "hyena" didn't get disturbed . . .
They're two different guys
But if he wins 10 or more he could say .......And if Holgorsen wins less than 9 games this season, he will be . . .
Dana's Long Gone
Wong Were Wu
Actually, Takashi suggested to serve "robster crawls" . . .
Dong rode the lawn moving machine so grandpa's "hyena" didn't get disturbed . . .
They're two different guys
I know. I was talking about Anthony Edwards who did a couple of seasons on "Greys".
The guy who played the dad in that little scene with Edwards and Carridine is the same guy who played the shepherd in "Babe".
There were a ton of people in that movie who moved onward and upward. John Goodman played the football coach, hit it semi-big with "Barton Fink" and blew up on "Roseanne". My fav was a 30-something Ted McGinley, "Love Boat" and later "Married With Children", playing QB Stan Gable. It was a huge stretch, but so was Carradine playing a college freshman at roughly the same age. The guy who played "Booger"is still in tons of things.
For a low budget movie that would go straight to vid now, it made a pile of money in the theaters and on cable.
There were a ton of people in that movie who moved onward and upward. John Goodman played the football coach, hit it semi-big with "Barton Fink" and blew up on "Roseanne". My fav was a 30-something Ted McGinley, "Love Boat" and later "Married With Children", playing QB Stan Gable. It was a huge stretch, but so was Carradine playing a college freshman at roughly the same age. The guy who played "Booger"is still in tons of things.
For a low budget movie that would go straight to vid now, it made a pile of money in the theaters and on cable.
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