"Chrome is the Tommy Lee Jones of browsers. Effective hero, yes. But does the guy ever get kissed by the leading lady?"
(Sept. 3, 2010, Alexis Kayhill, Mac360)
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- The Tommy Lee Jones of browsers
- The McLovin of halftime performances
- The Natalie Portman of Israeli politics
- The Salma Hayek of math teachers
- The Tom Brady of collecting belly button lint
- The Christina Hendricks of spuds
- The Donald Duck of petty crimes
- The Fredo of the Baldwin brothers
- The Hemingway of dipshittery
- The Boy George of vital Calvinism
- The Charles Manson of cereal mascots
- The Jesse Ventura of speckled trout
- The Charlie Sheen of Post-Impressionist painters
- The Brad Pitt of the bird world
- The Barney Fifes of ancient warriors
- The Roman Polanski of crackhead fugitives
- The Jerry Garcia of the elementary school set
- The Tim Gunn of sleeping
- The Lil Wayne of white chicks
- The Kenny McCormick of Lost
- The Meryl Streep of the porn community
- The Keith Richards of welding
- The Woody Woodpecker of unhinged right-wingers
- The Kate Bosworth of shoulder pads
- The Wilma Flintstone of the modern day technologic...
- The Malcolm Gladwell of dating sites
- The Britney Spears of trendy comfort food
- The Vanilla Ice of murderers
- The Dave Barry of the Irish dance world
- The Humphrey Bogart of rabbits
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