Fans discuss their favorite Seinfeld catchphrases and quotes they use in their daily lives.
Trevor Smithson
1999 → 2009
Also posted to: Seinfeld, The Simpsons
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Fans discuss what they carry in their wallets inspired by George's overstuffed billfold from the recent episode, sharing detailed lists of cash, cards, and miscellaneous items.
Fans discuss what Jerry meant about eating soup at work being embarrassing, with theories about Cup-A-Soup being inferior and soup not being a proper meal.
European viewers discuss varying broadcast schedules and cancellations of Seinfeld reruns in their regions, with some stations showing the series daily while others have reduced or stopped airing it.
Fans discuss and debate a cashew-related quote from the episode, with discussion about whether nuts and legumes are the same thing.
Viewers discuss whether Kramer's dialogue in The Sponge episode was dubbed over, with speculation about whether Wall Street Journal was replaced with Wall Street Week for legal reasons.
Fans discuss their dislike of a character from The Pen episode, with disagreement about the episode's quality and memorable moments.
Posters accidentally discuss Windows software compatibility instead of the Seinfeld episode about Jimmy, with confusion about misplaced messages.
Viewers ask what DTs means when Kramer and Mickey shake while leaving Jerry's apartment, learning it refers to delirium tremens, the serious withdrawal syndrome from alcohol addiction.
Fans discuss Newman's unexpected athleticism and physical abilities throughout the series, noting his surprisingly fast running, tennis skill, and tree-climbing despite his weight.
Poster asks alt.tv.seinfeld about spontaneously combusting objects on The Simpsons, realizes they posted in wrong group; thread discusses various examples from the show.
Fans celebrate the underappreciated "Big coat!!" line from the show, with discussion of Gortex material and appreciation for George's iconic winter outerwear.
Fans quote and continue a memorable line from the show, identifying it as George's dialogue and attempting to recreate the comedic exchange.