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The Dude from Twister 

In the 1995 film TWISTER, Bill Paxton's character is known by colleagues as "The Extreme," and one of his most extreme encounters with a tornado involves throwing a bottle of whiskey into it—and the bottle never touching the ground. Joe believes this makes Paxton the toughest tough guy in all of moviedom. Jacob has a few counter-arguments. Eventually The Extreme himself shows up to settle the debate...
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In the 1995 film TWISTER, Bill Paxton's character is known by colleagues as "The Extreme," and one of his most extreme encounters with a tornado involves throwing a bottle of whiskey into it—and the bottle never touching the ground. Joe believes this makes Paxton the toughest tough guy in all of moviedom. Jacob has a few counter-arguments. Eventually The Extreme himself shows up to settle the debate...

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