Story of the $3 million tip (EDIT: Update! Guy gets dumped, then wins lottery)

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It happens. I posted a Karl Malden RIP thread two years after the fact. Just roll with the SJ zeitgeist.

Meanwhile, you'll be relieved to know that Baby Jessica has been rescued.

http://articles.latimes.com/1987-10-17/news/mn-3702_1_jessica-mcclure

 

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This can just be the new thread for My Two Dads jokes, since the Ray Lewis one was monotonously jacked back on track.

Stacy Keenan? Yes I would.

 

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Sidenote: This ended up on your friend's FB feed because it somehow ended up on the front page of Reddit today, all these years later.

So you really can blame them.

 

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I think the Bears are building a pretty good defense.

 

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Didn't we talk recently about how she's still really hot? I feel like we did.

Also, since this is a thread born out of my shame, I will admit I watched Step By Step almost solely for Keenan. But also because Patrick Duffy seemed to embody American maleness at one time in my life.

 

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If we didn't, we should have. And the more I think about it, the more I WOULD take Giovanni Ribisi over Paul Reiser, who I have never found funny in anything.

Ribisi has actually been in some decent shit, and played a lead in Boiler Room, which was not terrible.

 

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I'm telling ya, for the '83 NCAA tournament, bet on N.C. State. I have a feeling Valvano has them peaking.

 

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How did My Two Dads get on the air when it was so obviously a celebration of the homosexual agenda? Even the judge was a softball-playing type.

 

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What happened to Bridget Fonda? For about five years in the early-to-mid 90s, she was in everything, and all kinds of different roles too.

After Jackie Brown or so, she disappeared off the face of the Earth.

 

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Jennifer Jason Leigh finally got her.

 

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Staci Keanan? Hit it and then hit it again.

I think the pilot was called Two Dads, one Cup

 

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She got in a major car accident in 2003, and had fucked up injuries to her neck and back. She got married and had a kid after that, I think, and just retired form acting.

Her role in Jackie Brown is one of the more underrated "holy shit, she's hot" moments of the 90s.