Fans find humor in Jerry's comedic definition of sex from a recent episode, drawing parallels to the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal and Bill Clinton's infamous testimony about the meaning of "is".
Did anyone find it amusing the other night when Jerry was asked to define when sex happens (with what is going on in Washington and all). He defined it as when the nipple makes an appearence.
I guess if Monica kept her shirt on, no matter what Bill did to her, it wasn't sex and he didn't lie after all!
-Adam
Well I'm sure somewhere in Sidney Sheldon's, I mean Kenneth Starr's blockbuster report, Monica's nipple is probably mentioned. Anyway, I like Jerry's definition, because that makes me a bigger stud then I ever thought myself before. :)
BTW Adam, your web site is really looking great! The photo links don't
seem to be working (unless you haven't taken the pics yet), and the
directions and maps are absolutely wonderful! You can bet I'll be
printing up your entire site before I visit NYC!
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-Adam
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Interesting theory, and no I didn't even notice the connection. I only noticed when they showed the Cadillac episode the day the impeachment inquiry started. Politics seems to be having a lot of influence on Seinfeld lately, doesn't it? Maybe Congress should turn to Jerry for answers.
Surely, you must have meant "Seinfeld seems to be having a lot of influence on politics lately, doesn't it?"