You may know Josh Peck best as the chubby funny kid from Nickelodeon's "Drake & Josh," but Peck, now 29, is a certified Vine star these days. Oh, and he's a total hottie.
When he's not making hilarious Vines with his friends, or tweeting out his words of wisdom -- "If you don't get sprinkles on your soft serve, did you even eat ice cream?" -- he's starring alongside Josh Stamos in Fox's charming new sitcom "Grandfathered."
For the '90s kids that grew up with Peck, however, he's been there through it all. After all, he knows a thing or two about an awkward adolescence. So in honor of Peck turning the big 2-9 today (Nov. 10), here are 13 times Josh Peck knew you better than you knew yourself:
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When you look at yourself in the mirror when no one is looking...
If Kylie Jenner can rock those lips, so can you.
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When mom and dad give you the "emergency" card.
PIZZA FOR EVERYONE.
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When you see your crush and promise yourself this time will be different.
**Don't forget to smile. Don't forget to smile. Don't forget to smile. Crap.**
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When you couldn't stop yourself from reading Oprah's list of Favorite Things... even though you could afford none of them.
Nickelodeon
One day the money will come.
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When your friend says the dumbest thing and you're trying not to be mean about it, but...
Snarky word vomit. It happens.
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When you try out for a sport to make your college application look more well-rounded.
Try it, they said. It would be fun, they said.
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When you call out someone's B.S.
Obliterate that nonsense. BURN IT TO THE GROUND.
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When you're really tired of repeating yourself to all these basics.
Sigh.
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When you find out "Hamilton" tickets are sold out for the next six months.
Hey, at least you can listen to the soundtrack! [Sobs forever.]
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When you're trying out a new look.
Haters, to the left.
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When you think no one will notice that you ate one of your roommate's granola bars.
Oh, come ON. There were two left!
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When you and bae get into an argument and you KNOW that you're right.
You simply can't be bothered to care.
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And finally, when you have the worst date imaginable and come home to find "Pride & Prejudice" is on TV.
"I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine." Same, Lizzie. Same.