SEINFELD IN BRITAIN

Hi ,
	I'm reasonably new to this NG but quite a big Seinfeld fan none-the-less.
Everybody who posts to this NG seems to have seen every episode ever made,
the titles, the subtle jokes hidden within the storylines etc......and
opinions vary as to how good/bad the latest series is compared to previous
ones and in depth reasons behind the rise/fall of Seinfeld are abundant.
	The latest episode I've seen in Britain (SKY 1)is the one where George
makes a remark to a couple along the lines of "you could do better than
him". The couple split up, Jerry and Elaine make a move on the now single
people, and George feels bad about it and tries to rectify the situation.
	Maybe I'm too non-critical of things or I don't look at Seinfeld as
seriously as some of the visitors to this NG, but I know what makes me
laugh and I know what I enjoy and Seinfeld comes into that category.
	I don't know how many episodes we are behind everybody else but I hope
it's a lot so we still have plenty to look forward to.

Yours, A Seinfeld Fan In Scotland

To which the News Guy responded:

Aw, don't give the laddie a hard time just because he knows how to use the Queen's English. I checked my American Heritage Dictionary (that's the one that defines dirty words) for the alleged word "alot"and found nothing in between alopecia (as in George's condition: "I've been told") and aloud (as in: aloud talker).

Yes, that's right.... alot isn't a word. It's "a lot."

[email] (MsLiz) wrote:

Is aloud talker similar to aclose talker?

"The News Guy-(Mike)" wrote:

come alittle closer . . . YES!

That sounds like alot of fun. :-)