Fans compile chronological list of George and Elaine's jobs throughout the series, with discussion of various positions held and clarification of company names.
Ok, I don't think this subject has been covered lately, but I would like to see it.
Put George and Elaine's jobs in chronological order, Here is what I could come up with off the top of my head, probably out of order. I think potential jobs should probably count, George as a Latex Salesman with Vandalay Industires.
George:
Yankees Kruger Industrial (not sure exact name) Play it (again, not sure exact name)
Elaine:
Pendant Publishing Mr. Pitt's assistant J. Peterman
George sold real estate when the show started. Forget the companies name. He also had a fake job at Tyson Chicken. Also I suppose you could say his role on the board that was started after Susan died was a job. Geroge treated it like one.
"See, to me, that button is in the worst possible spot. The second button literally makes or breaks the shirt, look at it. It�s too high! It�s in no-man�s-land."
Oops, I guess I should read my post before I actually post it....
It reminds me of a Simpson's episode....the one where Bart says "I didn't do it!" (Bart Gets Famous).
Bart: It's my job to be repetitive. My job. My job. Repetitiveness is my job! I am going to go out there tonight and give the best performance of my life. Marge: The best performance of your life? Bart: The best performance of my life.
Whoo Hoo.....another simpsons fan, yay! Do you know if there is an active NG for the simpsons? I joined the binaries one for it, but it's totally empty and i'm looking for a regular text one...?
I haven't subscribed to any of them, so I don't know which ones are text ones. (Presumably you subscribed to alt.binaries.tv.simpsons.) You'll have to check your own server anyway to see which ones it carries, any or all of the above. Maybe there are even some others.
As far as how to list the available ones, I'm using Outlook Express, which allows you to display all newsgroups on your server which contain a particular character string, e.g., "simpsons." If you're using a different e-mail program, I can't be of any further assistance.
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