October 2, 20232 yr I somehow never knew that Julia Louis Dreyfus is only 5'3". That somehow makes her much hotter to me. Much more...nimble.
October 2, 20232 yr That is weird to think about, actually. She really didn't seem that short by Jerry and George. Obviously everybody was shorted next to Kramer. Wow, 5'3", did not see that coming. I would guessed 5'6" or so. Between the cleated shoes and poofy hair. Hmm.. Who knew? All that to say, I want to be on her. And have desired as such for 25 years.
October 2, 20232 yr 2 minutes ago, YGIFS said: That is weird to think about, actually. She really didn't seem that short by Jerry and George. Obviously everybody was shorted next to Kramer. Wow, 5'3", did not see that coming. I would guessed 5'6" or so. Between the cleated shoes and poofy hair. Hmm.. Who knew? All that to say, I want to be on her. And have desired as such for 25 years. Jason Alexander is 5'5"
October 2, 20232 yr Took you 30 years to ascertain Julia's height. But you're been walking around with Jason's physical measurements this whole time? Fucking weirdo.
October 2, 20232 yr 27 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said: Jason Alexander is 5'5" 26 minutes ago, YGIFS said: Took you 30 years to ascertain Julia's height. But you're been walking around with Jason's physical measurements this whole time? Fucking weirdo. who’s Harold and who’s Manny?
October 3, 20232 yr you know how people say things during a breakup that they don't mean? Yeah, he means them.
October 3, 20232 yr Some really great exchanges happened on that stock footage park bench. Marissa Tomei. The stolen alarm clock. Elaine's freakishly large head.
October 4, 20232 yr 2 hours ago, DixonHur said: The interconnected story lines in this episode were some of the best writing on the show.
October 4, 20232 yr The Gum is definitely in my Top 5 episodes..."This isn't mine. I got it from the Institute"
October 9, 20232 yr well, not “africa” actually, south africa. my family used to live there but we got out years ago, for obvious reasons. you know how it is.
October 9, 20232 yr 13 minutes ago, futureman said: well, not “africa” actually, south africa. my family used to live there but we got out years ago, for obvious reasons. you know how it is. Maybe
October 10, 20232 yr Looks like some kind of reunion is in the works. https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/seinfeld-reunion-jerry-seinfeld-teases-finale-revival-project-1235750552/amp/
October 10, 20232 yr 56 minutes ago, Patricio Swayze said: Looks like some kind of reunion is in the works.https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/seinfeld-reunion-jerry-seinfeld-teases-finale-revival-project-1235750552/amp/ THAT is interesting writing!
October 10, 20232 yr 10 minutes ago, futureman said: take back your tales, you vagabond! -eee-yippie-yay-aye!! Typical intra-thread derail by Lobo. Think of sitcoms or dramas with dark humor that you've watched in the last 25 years. And think of how so many of them have one or more characters that speak not only with an elevated vocabulary, but also a amalgamated trans-atlantic accent or 'boarding school dialect.' Not the exact same audible tone, but the styles, rhythms, and verbiage of Peterman. There's one on every fucking show now and it wasn't very common before Peterman. Everybody else on the show was smart and pithy, but "spoke" in the vocal sense like a regular person. Take Cliff Claven from Cheers. His terminology and knowledge was off the charts, but he still droned on like a working class Bostonian in his speech patterns. There are a few examples before Peterman. But hundreds after him. My two sawbucks. Now give me my yam-yam
October 11, 20232 yr Hahaha, I’m dead:https://www.threads.net/@lukehurd/post/CyPmZ_1OTev/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
October 11, 20232 yr I'm going to cut this off at the choke point. Stop the mail? THAT'S even better!
October 12, 20232 yr Well George, I'll be honest. I could go either way on you. But what the hell, we need someone, eh? You won't regret this sir. I don't care.
October 13, 20232 yr On 10/10/2023 at 6:24 PM, YGIFS said: Typical intra-thread derail by Lobo. Think of sitcoms or dramas with dark humor that you've watched in the last 25 years. And think of how so many of them have one or more characters that speak not only with an elevated vocabulary, but also a amalgamated trans-atlantic accent or 'boarding school dialect.' Not the exact same audible tone, but the styles, rhythms, and verbiage of Peterman. There's one on every fucking show now and it wasn't very common before Peterman. Everybody else on the show was smart and pithy, but "spoke" in the vocal sense like a regular person. Take Cliff Claven from Cheers. His terminology and knowledge was off the charts, but he still droned on like a working class Bostonian in his speech patterns. There are a few examples before Peterman. But hundreds after him. My two sawbucks. Now give me my yam-yam just reached the Peterman era on our re-watch and I am here for it.
October 13, 20232 yr 54 minutes ago, Lazarus Bocanegra said: just reached the Peterman era on our re-watch and I am here for it. Well, this certainly looks like a lot of words.
October 13, 20232 yr Underrated one-off character. "Hey, you got a bad peach? That's an act of God. He makes the peaches. I don't make the peaches, I sell the peaches. You have a problem? You talk to him."
October 13, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, 'stache said: Underrated one-off character. "Hey, you got a bad peach? That's an act of God. He makes the peaches. I don't make the peaches, I sell the peaches. You have a problem? You talk to him." You're BANNED
October 16, 20232 yr Fruit is a risk, I know that going in. (or does he say, 'Produce is a risk. I know that going in')?
October 16, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, YGIFS said: Fruit is a risk, I know that going in. (or does he say, 'Produce is a risk. I know that going in')? I think it's fruit, but I do believe it's "fruit is a gamble". Too lazy this morning to look it up.
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