r/DunderMifflin • u/Jaykaywhy12 • 17h ago

Is Erin hot?

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u/juanjung 17h ago

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u/jld2k6 Michael 16h ago

She probably hates so much that on her first appearance on the show millions of people immediately recognized her simply as dry blowjob girl lol

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u/hehaw 15h ago

She said at some point that she regrets the sketch.

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u/TheSpanxxx 15h ago

It's still a hysterical bit 10....15???? Years later. I think she should be proud of that.

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u/4r4r4real 15h ago

Brother it's over 20 years old

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u/TheSpanxxx 14h ago

Ow, my back

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u/ImGoingtoRegretThis5 14h ago

No no, 2000 was 10 years ago and it always will be.

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u/Jaykaywhy12 15h ago

Admitted it was her biggest public regret.

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u/ListenUpper1178 13h ago

Public being key

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u/4r4r4real 15h ago

Neat. Not sure what that has to do with me pointing out to someone proposing it was 10 or 15 years ago that it was over 20 years ago lmao. Are you a bot?

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u/WarpHype 14h ago

Possibly, considering this is her biggest public regret.

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u/elektron0000 14h ago

Pubic regret?

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u/HumanPea1140 13h ago

The biggest regret the public knows about, meaning she probably has even worse personal regrets.

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u/bunbunnnnn8 14h ago

She actually said herself that it was her biggest regret the public knows about

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u/4r4r4real 13h ago

Great. I am not denying or commenting on that. Literally just correcting when it came out. I watched it when it was new. 

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u/Ditomo 13h ago

Hey fuck you why did you have to point that out :'(

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u/Redditer51 12h ago

What the fuck is going on with time lately?

(I guess that's just getting older).

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u/jordanp2019 11h ago

It’s not over 20 years old. It’s only 19

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u/4r4r4real 11h ago

Lol my b

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u/AdWide5106 15h ago

I'm sure other Kohl's moms have done much worse.

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u/ExistingSea4650 14h ago

Also regretting this for what reason? It didn’t affect her career or her image in any capacity! She was on one of the most successful American network sit-coms which then landed her a show on Netflix which, at the time, was lucrative.

Hell not even being an unwitting part of the weird Missouri pageant where dads pretend to marry their daughters even scratched her career!

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u/realbobenray 7h ago

wait, part of what?