Fans humorously compile a satirical NYC travel guide with references to various show locations and running gags, including the Soup Nazi's ordering procedure and Monks cafe.
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2003 → 2006
Also posted to: Seinfeld, Friends, The Simpsons
Threads started
Posters discuss the definition and value of absolute zero in physics, with various conversions between Kelvin, Celsius, and Fahrenheit scales provided.
Fans reference the Soup Nazi episode with classic quotes like 'No soup for you' and 'Hello Newman,' enjoying the iconic characters and moments.
Fans discuss the meaning of 'duty' in relation to a Seinfeld episode, with wordplay about 'doody' and airport references.
Fans discuss whether it's easy to remove one's hand from hair, with unclear context but seemingly light-hearted debate about the mechanics.
User asks for advice on living will scenario about being conscious but paralyzed, responses jokingly reference Seinfeld's The Contest.
Posters discuss when Curb Your Enthusiasm airs in Canada and discuss the Swedish title of the show.
Discussion about yo-yos where one poster mentions difficulty getting theirs to sleep.
Newsgroup discusses a gas explosion at Shoshanna Lonstein's parents' home in the Hamptons, making references to Seinfeld episodes and Jerry's past relationship with Lonstein.
Off-topic thread about Britney Spears that derails into crude jokes about anatomy; not related to Seinfeld.
Fans discuss a brief scene from the episode, debating pronunciation and reacting to its content.
Off-topic discussion about the high price of macadamia nuts and requests for cheaper sources from Hawaii.
Spam post about a sex hotline prompts brief dismissive responses expressing fatigue and frustration with the newsgroup's quality.
Thread discusses American presidential history and preferences, with users debating the merits of Presidents Polk and Van Buren, largely off-topic from Seinfeld.
Fans quote and riff on the scene where George sits on the bed eating greasy chicken, with references to the 'Dave's not here' catchphrase and nostalgic hippie culture.