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sportsgenius86 posted:I almost bought a maroon golf when I was looking at new cars a few years ago just because of Seinfeld. But, you'd have some troubles when you run into a black Saab. Also, guys, I'm thinking about buying an 8-Ball jacket. Should I wear it all the time?
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AKA Driver posted:
You should ask the jacket, obviously.
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I think I like the "idea" of Larry David's shows better than the execution. I've tried a few times to pick up CYE (I hear there's an overarching plot in the 2nd season), but it's tough going for me. That gif of Seinfeld having enough BS and getting up to leave is probably my favorite gif on the internet, though.
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Apr 23, 2010 08:38
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The Infamous Shane posted:You should ask the jacket, obviously. If that's the case, then ALL SIGNS POINT TO YES. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZlXBojNMSs AKA Driver fucked around with this message at 08:48 on Apr 23, 2010 |
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Apr 23, 2010 08:45
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Digital Scumbag posted:I've tried a few times to pick up CYE (I hear there's an overarching plot in the 2nd season), Every season except the first has an overarching plot.
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Apr 23, 2010 08:56
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I think some of my favorite parts of Seinfeld are the incredibly subtle lines that it takes several viewings to really pick up on. The best example is Kramer's nonchalant response when they talk about his friend Seth: "Oh yeah, your friend Seth dropped by." "What did he have to say?" (Quickly)"Oh he was fired." I also find myself reflexively saying "Sweet fancy Moses!" quite a lot.
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I love how if you look closely at Newman's apartment it is one big fat joke. He has pictures of food and take out menus everywhere, He literally has framed pictures of hamburgers and ice cream sundaes and poo poo on his walls and you can't forget the hotdog phone.
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Bobfromsales posted:My two favorite Episodes are by far The Pen and The Cheever Letters. Both of those episodes put the cast into a world that's so completely insane they make them look normal. In both stories the people involved are in worlds so isolated they don't even realize that the way they act is abnormal. Which is what Larry David's point was in the finale anyway, except this time about the main characters. I loving love how Jerry and George slowly back out of the room there, Jerry points to his watch and George is just talking nonsense, "Yes time is what he's indicating there" it kills me every time I watch it.
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Apr 23, 2010 14:05
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A single Elaine "Get Out" is worth a million emoticon frogs doing the same. Can one of you obsessives track down the episode, scene or exact quote I'm talking about here. Someone breaks up with their girlfriend (THAT NARROWS IT DOWN) and to sympathise everyone starts paying out on her and someone says something like "She was so terrible I'm suprised no one has killed her". Did this ever happen or am I imagining it. It's been so long since I saw this stuff.
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Apr 23, 2010 14:42
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And here's three https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-XgvHPt1cg
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Apr 23, 2010 14:44
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I laugh so hard every single time I see this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGHTcF4thLw "You think to yourself, what the hell, I'll just eat some trash"
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Apr 23, 2010 15:50
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If my friend can't remember a name, he'll say Bob Sacramento regardless of gender.
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Apr 23, 2010 16:03
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I love this show so loving much. I used to watch at least 3 episodes a day from my DVDs all the time. I still watch repeats every day and I never get tired of them.
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Apr 23, 2010 16:16
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-S- posted:I laugh so hard every single time I see this Oh God that's so funny! It takes him a second to even realize what's wrong about what he's doing.
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Apr 23, 2010 16:22
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-Atom- posted:If my friend can't remember a name, he'll say Bob Sacramento regardless of gender. Bob Sacamano.  As in: Jerry: "You know my friend Bob Sacamano..." Elaine: "I thought he was Kramer's friend." Jerry: "Well he called last night about 3am and we got to talking. He sells Russian hats down at Battery Park. 40 bucks." Elaine: "40 bucks? Are they sable?" Jerry: "No, but the difference is negligible" Kramer: "Oh yeah, I like this idea." The Chicken Roaster is still one of my favorite episodes. Jerry turning into Kramer is great. edit - Here's the clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUvzzEtNevY&feature=related
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TMMadman posted:Bob Sacamano. Oh my goodness. 
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Apr 23, 2010 16:27
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TMMadman posted:
It's a RAT HAT?
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Apr 23, 2010 16:32
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I Choose not to run!
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Apr 23, 2010 16:41
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Why is there a bucket on his head?
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Postmaster General posted:It's a RAT HAT? And a poorly made one at that.
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Apr 23, 2010 16:55
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For all time funniest episodes, "The Contest" has to rank right up there, especially the opening few minutes. In what has to be a rarity, the rerun of this episode actually drew higher numbers than the first run by about 50%. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woB8Kvk0M0w&feature=related
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Apr 23, 2010 16:57
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The most underrated part of an episode had to be where George is all taking about having "hand" in the relationship. I'm not happy it didn't catch on.Bankok posted:For all time funniest episodes, "The Contest" has to rank right up there, especially the opening few minutes. In what has to be a rarity, the rerun of this episode actually drew higher numbers than the first run by about 50%. That had to be their breakthrough season ratings-wise, being moved midseason to a slot after the final episodes of Cheers.
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Cheeseball IV posted:Why is there a bucket on his head? Because we're blind to their Tyranny!
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The Infamous Shane posted:Because we're blind to their Tyranny! Then shouldn't the bucket be on your head? 
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Apr 23, 2010 17:08
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In school, I took an anthropology course exploring the Sitcom as a reflection and assertion of domestic American life from 1950 to present. It involved watching everything from "Donna Reed" and "Amos & Andy" to "Mary Tyler Moore," "Cosby," and "Roseanne." The only show to actually make anybody laugh was "Seinfeld." (We watched the vasectomy episode, and the one where they all go out to Long Island to see the baby. Best class ever.)
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Apr 23, 2010 17:13
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Cheeseball IV posted:Then shouldn't the bucket be on your head? Move along, Betty..
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Gravy Jones posted:A single Elaine "Get Out" is worth a million emoticon frogs doing the same. You're looking for season 4's "The Dog".
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-Atom- posted:If my friend can't remember a name, he'll say Bob Sacramento regardless of gender. Mulva?
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The Human Cow posted:Incorporating parts of Seinfeld into your real life is probably the best part of the show. Anytime my girlfriend and I are arguing about something trivial and one of us convinces the other that we're right, the winning side will usually rub it in with a "ah, here's a fact: I'M THE WIZ! NOBODY BEATS ME!" Agreed. I'm partial to breaking out "Gotta support the team," when talking about sports/games/etc.
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Lord of Laughton posted:Agreed. I'm partial to breaking out "Gotta support the team," when talking about sports/games/etc. The Voice is generally used every time I talk on the phone with a friend. HELLLLLOOOOO, LA LA LA.
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Vertical Lime posted:The most underrated part of an episode had to be where George is all taking about having "hand" in the relationship. I'm not happy it didn't catch on.
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And you're gonna need it
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AKA Driver posted:The Voice is generally used every time I talk on the phone with a friend. Yeah, me and my buddies sill use this all the drat time too. Long live Kramerica Industries.
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safety dan posted:You're looking for season 4's "The Dog". Thank you kindly. Of course I've still got to save up for the boxed set. £80 is a bit too steep at the moment, but that kind of stuff goes on sale a lot so I have my eyes peeled.
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I was always fond of Morty Seinfeld political scheming down in Florida. The Nixon references ruled. And of course any episode with George's parents. But my favorite line is, "The card says Moops." From Bubble Boy.
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I just assumed everyone liked Seinfeld by default.
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HoveringCheesecake posted:I just assumed everyone liked Seinfeld by default. In my experience, people either completely hate Seinfeld or love it. The people who hate it claim it's not funny or don't like how the characters are all jerks. Haters gonna hate 
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Karl Rove posted:In my experience, people either completely hate Seinfeld or love it. The people who hate it claim it's not funny or don't like how the characters are all jerks. The people I know who don't like it (aka heathens) complain about the music between scenes as the underlying factor. Which doesn't really take away from the comedy in my opinion, but whatever.
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"I proclaim this the Summer of George!" *gets accosted by bee* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPS3qLtaFtw
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