In tonight's episode (1/16), when Kramer is telling his girlfriend about the doorknob moving during the night, she says it must have been the wind. How can it be possible for the wind to move a doorknob inside a fifth floor apartment?
The wind?
Viewers question how wind could move a doorknob inside a fifth-floor apartment; replies suggest it was meant as an absurd joke or comedic reassurance.
In article , "John \"SNAP!!!MAN\" Thorpe" writes:
I think you may have something there. Why don't you start a class-action suit on behalf of the newsgroup against the writers for breach of logic?
"John \"SNAP!!!MAN\" Thorpe" wrote:
I think it has to do with like when someone says "I heard something outside" Most of thetime people say "It must have been the wind", just to make the person feel better.. I don't know, its something like that I think. ____________________________________________________________________ Ben B. Dallas, Texas email: [email]
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It can't. That's what made it a joke.