Veteran actor Larry Joe Campbell has been in tons of different movies and TV shows, usually playing a chubby, schlubby type of best friend. But here at Skin Central, we'd love to have Larry Joe as a full on, full figured fuck buddy. Originally from Michigan, he studied theater at Central Michigan University for his Bachelor's, and at Wayne State University for his Masters, before making his screen debut in Get the Hell out of Hamtown (1997). Making his way to tinsel town, in the year 2000, he made it big when he played Phoebe's sister's porn career loving fan on an episode of Friends, which led to him landing the role he's still most famous for, when just a year later he landed the role of Jim Belushi's best buddy and brother in law, Andy on ABC's super successful sitcom According to Jim. That show lasted eight years, though Larry Joe still found time to pop up in a few movies during it's run, including playing a best man in Wedding Crashers (2005). But if you're looking to see why Mr. Man thinks he's the best, track down another Owen Wilson flick: the suburban dudes get a chance to cheat on their wives comedy Hall Pass (2011). See, there's a scene in this movie where Larry Joe, who we'll remind you has a Master's Degree in theater, decides to take a dump on the golf course. He runs over to a sand trap and pulls his pants down, flashing us some crackage before giving us a full moon as he squats. After soiling the bunker, he ends up standing up and running away with his ass jiggling and shaking as he goes. The scene is funny, but in its own way, it's kind of sexy. If you like a funny guy with a little extra cushion for the pushin, you might find yourself gripping the golfing gear in your pants and shooting for birdie. Larry Joe might not be ripped, but he did give us another boner after getting naked in R.I.P.D. (2013). We don't see the good stuff, but it's a much less iffy stiffy than when Larry Joe was dropping a number two on the par five, since Larry's just walking around a locker room naked. Larry Joe was a construction worker in Pacific Rim (2013), did a bunch of work on Key & Peele, and had a long run as Greg Kavanaugh on Netflix's true crime mockumentary American Vandal. These days he's playing Admiral Louis Biffoont on Space Force. As big fans of bigger men who can deliver big laughs, there's always space in our spank bank for Larry Joe Campbell!
