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Like, in my mind I’m more into brunettes, but when I look back at my track record, I’ve only dated blondes, so… - Dave Franco

Like, in my mind I’m more into brunettes, but when I look back at my track record, I’ve only dated blondes, so… - Dave Franco

Dave Franco Flaunt Magazine

Meet James Franco’s little bro Dave, the latest cast member to join the revamped “21 Jump Street” movie. Will Johnny Depp be making a cameo?

You’re So Hot with Chris Mintz-Plasse and Dave Franco

1 in 1600: Davy Franco

Published January 3, 2003

The Campanile: Let’s talk about hottest hottie.

Davy Franco: I don’t want to talk about that sh**.

TC: Hear it runs in the family.

DF: Yeah, I guess, I was hoping for future inventor but Robbie Stone got it instead.

TC: Speaking of hottest hottie I like the hair.

DF: Yeah well you know I’m looking to bring the mullet back.

TC: What is it that you like about the mullet?

DF: Running my hands through it makes me feel the true power. You just gotta stroke it.

TC: How far are you willing to take the mullet.

DF: I think when the curls in the back make a full loop it’s over.

TC: So more about hair, how do you feel about rat tails.

DF: Umm … well my friend Nick Weiss used to have a 3 foot rat tail.

TC: How do you feel this affected his social life.

DF: I can’t really talk with my mullet, but it truly was the filthiest thing I’ve ever seen.

TC: Oh yeah.

DF: You know I’ve always wanted to frost my mullet, but Kat says she’ll drop me if I do.

TC: So how is it with Kat?

DF: Well, other than the fact that I haven’t kissed her for a month Â… Just joking, I’m really happy with her.

TC: So sensitive no wonder girls enjoy your feminine mystique.

DF: Well, I do wear the same size shoes, and she still doesn’t know I borrowed her pants.

TC: Well you know what they say about guys with small feet.

DF: Well there are some big exceptions.

TC: Too bad you’re not one of them.

DF: How do you know?

TC: Danika told me.

DF: Uhhhhh … Anyway.

TC: Yeah, sometimes I see you playing frisbee after school.

DF: Yeah, we just gave the Frisbee Club some serious competition.

TC: Really?

DF: Yeah, we killed them; they are just a bunch of amateurs.

TC: So on another note, what do you think of the flaming poo?

DF: Well I have this neighbor who keeps calling the cops on us for standing on the sidewalk. My friends and I want to give her the flaming poo.

TC: Sounds good, why does that appeal to you so much?

DF: Yeah I think it would be priceless to see her stomp the fire out and get poo all over her foot.

TC: Well … what do you think about all the Ivy League acceptances Paly has had?

DF: Umm, I personally know a little about that. Harvard and Yale have been competing to get me to play frisbee for them, but I just can’t decide between the two.

TC: No joke?

DF: Actually no, but after Evan got in to Penn we tried to make a human tunnel for him. He wouldn’t go through it.

TC: Oh yeah, I remember the human tunnel from soccer games back when we were in elementary school.

DF: What I remember is Nick’s rat tail flapping in the wind when he was running in front of me.

TC: As an observation, I think all of Paly has observed, why is it that I can always see everything your pants are supposed to cover up?

DF: Actually there is a reason behind this. I’m pretty small so its usually hard to find pants that fit me. Everything is usually too small or too big.

TC: Oh I get you. You’re at the spot in between Baby Gap and Gap kids. There is nothing to worry about. Eventually you will grow out of it.

DF: Shut up. You know what’s messed up?

TC: What is it this time?

DF: Those child leash things; they are so awful.

TC: Yeah, seriously.

DF: I was in SF the other day and I saw this kid go to the hospital because his mom yanked him back too hard while he was running after a dog.

TC: Man, that’s messed up. Speaking of messed up, are you going to streak this year?

DF: Well, the naked parachuting idea isn’t going to work. Too dangerous.

TC: That’s too bad.

DF: But I’m trying to plan something involving a truck, a megaphone and 50 bottles of whipped cream.

TC: Oh you mean like in Varsity Blues?

DF: No I was thinking more like the banana in Not Another Teen Movie.

TC: I see. I hear you are an AIM addict.

DF: No, but my friends go on to try and pick up girls.

TC: Yeah, but at least they don’t have the same screen name as their mom.

DF: (Laughs like his mom) Be quiet.

TC: So I hear your brother is hot.

DF: Which one?

TC: Both of them, but James is hotter.

DF: Well he came to Paly on Friday, Talia enjoyed that one.

TC: Does it bother you that the whole of Palo Alto feels like they know him well?

DF: No, not really. I understand how it is to want to be a part of the Franco family.

TC: Don’t you wish. Then we would all be five foot, two inches and 93 pounds

DF: Shut up, I am going to grow soon, and when I do, it’s all over. Anyway my brothers are tall, so my time is coming.

TC: Oh yeah, I hear your dad is in the CIA.

DF: Well he did just get back from Afghanistan.

TC: Well you know he scares all of us.

DF: Really? Maybe it’s cause when you come over he swears at the TV.

TC: So back to frosted tips. What about JT. You know, Justin Timberlake?

DF: Well he is kinda girly, but I can’t talk.

TC: Too true, so I hear you drive a Cabrio.

DF: Shut up (laughs like a little girl).