Becoming famous as part of a duo is hilarious, especially when the duo is composed of parties who apparently don’t warrant individual attention. As testament to just who is and is not famous or enough outside of their esteemed twosomes, let’s take a look at what Wikipedia has to say about the matter. I’ve arranged the following duos into three groups:
Wikipairs: Tandems of exactly two nouns that share a collective Wikipedia entry whose individual members are not featured in their own pages.
Examples: Patty & Selma Bouvier, Mutt & Jeff, Woodward & Lothrop, Bill & Ted, Sigfried & Roy, Bebop & Rocksteady
Individies: Tandems of exactly two nouns that share a collective Wikipedia entry and whose individual members are also featured in their own pages.
Examples: Bert/Ernie, Lenny/Carl, Loggins/Messina, Corned Beef/Cabbage (collectively listed as New England Boiled Dinner)
Half-Breeds: The rarest of rare; tandems of exactly two nouns that share a collective Wikipedia entry and only one of whom is also featured in its own page.
Examples: Flotsam & Jetsam (Flotsam)
The most important discovery of this exercise actually has nothing to do with Wikipedia’s content, but in fact, a lack thereof, as it has been discovered that one of Rake Blog’s highest rated duos of all time, incestuous homosexual lovers Akbar & Jeff, of Matt Groening’s Life is Hell, are without either individual or collective Wikipedia entries. Lava Sauce, Marion Black and now Akbar & Jeff; am I the only one disappointed with the free encyclopedia’s lack of omniscience?
While acquaintance with the repertoire of Young Leek may not be the life-or-death scenario it becomes when Chris and his partner Snoop 
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spokesman for the legalization of marijuana (“You, too, can get eight medals if you smoke a bong.”), nor is it the revelation that the actor who played Ziggy Sabotka is worthy of interview in New York Magazine.
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absolutely, without thinking twice about it, devour the shit out of the tender human flesh and, if available, wash it down with a glass of the person’s tears. That’s obviously an exaggeration, but I would almost definitely finish the burger. Think about how goddamn delicious food already is; now imagine something 20% better than that. You can’t, because you have no frame of reference for something that good. Any way, where all of this is leading is that I can’t shake my current bout of curiosity regarding the taste of dog meat.
My mom called me while I was writing this column and I happened to mention PuppyBeef.com to her, at which point she began peppering me with questions about whether I planned on selling them our family dog, Amazin’ Larry (pictured right), as meat and how much they might be willing to pay for such a friendly dog, to which I explained that I am fairly certain PuppyBeef.com is solely a business and not a one-stop dog meat-bartering emporium. I could be wrong, though.



