He Took it Out

It was the episode called "The Stand In". It's the one where Kramer and the dwarf (who wears lifts). There is also an amusing subplot where George wants to break up with his girlfriend but can't because a guy that he and Jerry met on the bus told her that he will eventually dump her. The closing scene, in Monks, where George has to act devastated when she tells him that she wants to break off her relationship is a classic.

I am trying to find the text of this dialog between Elaine and Jerry, where her date decided to unzip while the couple was sitting in the car. I can't remember what episode it was in! I was reminded of this sequence by some talk on a mailing list I belong to, about euphemisms in romantic novels for the male organ.

BTW, has there been any news on Jeff Hein's old Seinfeld web page? I presume he is no longer in school at the college (university of wisconsin engineering school) where he was, but I wasn't able to track down a new location for him or the pages.

The "He Took IT OUT" scene was in the episode called the "Stand In"

[email] (Anita Rowland) wrote:

->BTW, has there been any news on Jeff Hein's old Seinfeld ->web page? I presume he is no longer in school at the college ->(university of wisconsin engineering school) where he was, ->but I wasn't able to track down a new location for him or the ->pages.

Jeff hasn't changed his pages in a while so I bet you're right, he's graduated or something. Right now I have the largest Seinfeld page, check it out and tell me how it compares :-)

http://www.earthlink.net/~seinfeld

[email] (Ruben S�gaard) wrote:

->Elliot Tobin ([email]) wrote:

->: Jeff hasn't changed his pages in a while so I bet you're right, ->: graduated or something. Right now I have the largest Seinfeld ->: check it out and tell me how it compares :-)

->I don't think you're telling the truth, here, Elliot...

-> http://www.ifi.uio.no/~rubens/seinfeld/

->--- ->Ruben Sogaard ->e-mail: [email] ->URL: http://www.ifi.uio.no/~rubens

You're probably right .. Sorry for the wrong-information.