Talk:Amy Stiller

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I'm new to Wikipedia, so forgive me please, but are such jokes allowed to masquerade as encyclopedic articles???

And to debunk the "article" itself, check out www.nantucketfoggysheet.com/Assets/Amy/amyfront.jpg

Gyan, In general, when such jokes are discovered they are deleted or replaced with at least some useful information. You can edit any article to add such useful material, yourself! -- Someone else 21:22 Feb 16, 2003 (UTC)