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A FEW OTHER PEOPLE YOU MAY HAVE OVERLOOKED THAT WE'VE LOOKED OVER |
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pat In a DangerSeeker Dibs coup, rather than a coupe, which is a nice car, which no DangerSeeker has, I called Tara Reid first. It was in passing, and at the time I though it was probably a pointless gesture, because as a bit part as a bimbo in the Coen brothers' "Big Lebowski," I wasn't really convinced she'd ever turn up again. I was wrong to doubt their genius in discovering talent, and am sorry. Luckily, enough instinct was there, anyway. Some may argue my use of the word "talent" to describe the lovely Ms. Reid, but they don't know what talent is. It's a natural ability to come across like you are your character, and not delivering lines. Maybe she plays some of her roles similarly, but that's never stopped other "talented" people like one-note Meg Ryan. Of course, the argument is null and void if you consider that, as an example, Bunny Lebowski and Melody Valentine are nothing alike, except for looking like Tara Reid, which is a very good thing. For those of you who don't know, Melody was Tara's character in the classic "Josie & the Pussycats." She gave the movie the soft fluffy heart that helps make it a feel good cuddly fuzzy favorite. She's somebody that would be great to cuddle up with by a fire on a cold winter night. Not to talk nuclear physics with, but I hate nuclear physics.  |
   
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