The last time we saw Rick Rosner, the then-Denver bouncer/stripper who'd beaten all comers on an Omni IQ test, he was on the cover of Westword wearing roller skates, a loincloth and the question: "Is this the smartest man in America?"
Two decades later, Rosner, now a TV writer, is the star of a new Dominos ad that spells his name Rossner, bills him as "The World's Smartest Man," and puts him in a suit and tie -- to fight the evils of Subway.
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It's been a long, strange trip for former Westword cover boy Rick Rosner, who debuted in these pages in 1986 as a roller-skating stripper/waiter who also happened to be the second-smartest man in America, according to Omni magazine. Since those innocent days, Rosner's penchant for exhibitionism has tended to overshadow his prodigious brains. Although he claims to have scored 200 on an IQ test, he's also performed as a giant penis on The Man Show, shown up in the buff on the unmemorable Crank Y
