"He’s the Laurence Olivier of sarcastic twerps with inflated egos and few lines."
(March 21, 2012, Jason Zinoman, The New York Times)
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- The Joan of Arc of poultry
- The Reese Witherspoon of baked goods
- The Jason Biggs of basketball
- The Channing Tatum of brunch
- The Hulk Hogan of western thought
- The Yosemite Sam of nutrition research
- The Laurence Olivier of sarcastic twerps with infl...
- The Amanda Seyfried of mascots
- The Tony Soprano of squirrels
- The Peyton Manning of hot women
- The Beelzebub of the food world
- The Amanda Peet of edible-skin fruit
- The Gwen Stefani of bakeries
- The Jackie Treehorn of the Mideast
- The Drew Barrymore of golf
- The Dick Cheney of chocolate
- The Mr. Spock of genitalia
- The Nicolas Cage of the NFL
- The Rosa Parks of sofas
- The Jeremy Lin of depressed people
- The Lena Dunham of beef jerky commercials
- The Mary Magdalene of The Dude
- The LeBron James of modern church life
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