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Fans discuss whether Superman had a connection to ponies, debating if the character grew up on a farm with them in relation to the episode's pony-related plot.

Poster questions George's claim about pulling a hamstring by kicking out tucked-in bed covers, tests the theory, and shares findings that calf rather than hamstring strain seems more likely.

Fans wish a happy birthday to a newsgroup regular named Mike, with lighthearted discussion about cake and birthday celebrations.

Fans discuss whether merchandise is sold at Jerry Seinfeld's comedy tour venues, with disappointment that there are no official booths.

Fans post Seinfeld-themed haiku capturing memorable moments and quotes from the show, including references to golf, the Soup Nazi, and various character moments.

Fans excitedly discuss a Sotheby's auction featuring Seinfeld memorabilia, with enthusiastic references to iconic items from the show.

Fan who won front-row seats to Jerry Seinfeld's live comedy show seeks input on best question to ask during Q&A, currently leaning toward asking if Superman references appear in every episode.

Fans discuss whether a book titled about needing a home was inspired by Seinfeld, with debate over whether the show's references match the actual book content.

Fans discuss a transcribed script for "The Burning" episode, with one poster expecting new fan fiction and another praising the detailed transcription work.

Off-topic thread shares a 1973 radio editorial praising American generosity and lamenting lack of foreign appreciation, with dismissive responses from readers.

Thread discusses a negatively reviewed book with tangential Seinfeld references and technical discussion about typing accented characters.

Fans discuss Larry David's various voice roles and uncredited appearances throughout Seinfeld, including as the boxing referee in "The Parking Space" and other off-camera voices.

Fans discuss a detail from The Truth where Patrice steals salt and pepper shakers from Monk's after George verbally attacks her, with praise for Jason Alexander's performance in the scene.

Fans mourn the death of character actor Roy Brocksmith, who appeared in "The Nose Job" as Kramer's landlord and is remembered for his memorable monologue about Babs Kramer.