Fans speculate about the name of Jerry's girlfriend from the produce section scene, debating whether it sounds like a car (DeLorean) or fish, with suggestions about fish-related names and smells.
At the beginning of the Junior Mint, in describing the joys of the produce section to George, Jerry explains his absence of memory:
"George: How could you not know her name? Jerry: I was a little nervous, I got distracted. It has something to do with a car, or a fish..."
Delorean seems a good name match for a car. I'm hard pressed to arrive at a good name match for a fish, however. Any ideas?
I was going to post the same question. My guess is her name doesn't sound like a type of fish, rather the name makes him think of the smell of fish. Anyone else?
-Adam
In article <[email] .net>, [email] (Mark Mellin) wrote:
Malodorous?
Andy MacAskill writes:
Sometimes a joke is just a joke. - mit apologies to Sigmund F.
In article , "John Galt" wrote:
But sometimes jokes are funnier when alternate syllables are stressed, in this case the third, rather than the second.
Does anyone know the rhymes to all those names Jerry & Co were thinking of? I am sure all non-english speaking people who now watch Seinfeld in Europe would appreciate it ;)
In article , "=DS=" wrote:
Heck, I'm a native English speaker and I still haven't figured out what rhymes with Joseph Puglia.
(from memory and the scripts page):
George tries rhymes with: breast, urethra, ovary and vulva.
Jerry tries nipple and aureola.