a ten o'clock?

S05E18 The Raincoats (1)liveMay 2, 1994, 1:44 AM ET4 days later4 posts by 4 posters
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young-sup lee

i don't know if this has been brought up already, but after kramer uses helen's lotion, he says something like "no thanks, i have a ten o'clock."

a ten o'clock what? someone mentioned that he may be a dentist, but then why would he put lotion on his hands when he needs to wash them soon?

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hudginsayoung-sup lee

} i don't know if this has been brought up already, but after kramer uses } helen's lotion, he says something like "no thanks, i have a ten o'clock." } } a ten o'clock what? someone mentioned that he may be a dentist, but then why } would he put lotion on his hands when he needs to wash them soon?

<laugh> Kramer a dentist, that's a good one. Would you allow a guy who's actions are so jerky, who's dropped a baby, and who's always falling on his ass to work with sharp tools in your mouth? I think it's pretty safe to say he's not a dentist. ;)

His comment just meant that he has another mysterious appointment like he always does. Perhaps it had to do with the used clothing, but since we'll never know, why waste the bandwidth discussing it?

Al.

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Mark Whalenhudginsa

In article , [email] wrote:

It means a 10 o'clock appointment or engagement, etc. Used by morons and losers who think they're giving off the impression that they're really cool, sort of like those who "do" lunch.

It was another moron who suggested that Kramer was a dentist. He is not. He has no occupation or visible means of support, which works in this fictional tale of people who could never really exist.

Michael Motodayoung-sup lee

MW>It means a 10 o'clock appointment or engagement, etc. Used by morons and MW>losers who think they're giving off the impression that they're really MW>cool, sort of like those who "do" lunch.

Sounds like a yuppie to me.

MW>It was another moron who suggested that Kramer was a dentist. He is not. He MW>has no occupation or visible means of support, which works in this MW>fictional tale of people who could never really exist.

Haha... I still can't get over that one. A dentist...

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