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I'll be seeing it tonight.

who the f*** is kevin james?

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the guy from King of Queens

who the f*** is kevin james?

lol i dont know either.... :D

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He's the white version of John Goodman.

 

 

I mean uhhh....

 

::thinks of some black guy::

 

 

Reginald Vel Johnson, may that homo rest in peace.

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who the f*** is kevin james?

lol i dont know either.... :D

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Reginald Vel Johnson, may that homo rest in peace.

 

 

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Did that guy die? that sux....Personally I think The King of Queens is funnier than Family Matters.

No he's not dead, just felt like saying it.

 

He's been dead to me ever since Fritz told me he is gay. It just destroys all that Carl Winslow is.

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so is doug really your cousin?

 

king of queens ownz.

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Yes he is. His real name is Kevin James Knipfing (same last name as me). I went to his wedding last summer and met Will Smith, Ray Romano, Clint Eastwood, and the cast of King of Queens.

 

Anyway, I just saw the movie tonight and I thought it was pretty good. A few good funny parts.

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