Fans mock Yahoo's TV guide for a completely inaccurate episode description of "The Diplomat's Club" that misidentifies the plot, questioning how such companies expect to compete with search engines.
Amazingly, there are still people who seem to have never seen much of Seinfeld. For example the person who writes the pr�cis for Yahoo's TV guide. Here is the pr�cis for a show being shown this afternoon.
"The Diplomats Club", Episode #620. Kramer woos a rich Texan in hopes she will finance his women's fashion line; guests Debra Jo Rupp, Kim Zimmer.
These are the people who hope to compete with Google???
Seinfeld ?
Yeah hes the guy who invented the umbrella twirl
"A335Plyr" wrote in message news:[email]...
Who is this Seinfeld? I gotta get on that internet, I'm behind on everything!
"Gossett_Art" wrote in message news:[email]...
Internet?... world wide web?.... What are you, a scientist?! Maestro
"Gossett_Art" wrote in message news:[email]...
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait... Who's this Seinfeld everyone's talking about?
Frankly, it sounds made up!
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"heinrich konrad" wrote in message news:c6dnnd$arlf1$[email]...
Here's a guy who bases his entire empire on the twirl.
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what a minite. what's a seinfeld?
"osmium" wrote in message news:c44rr6$2btcm9$[email]...
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"osmium" wrote in message news:...
I find the best bit being that the episode has nothing about fashion, the Texan being a woman also amuses me. I thought we could perhaps come up with a few more dodgy, muddled storylines though:
"The Soup Nazi", Episode #706 The gang discover a new store where they sell soup, leading George to get in a fight with the owner when a game of Trivial Persuit turns nasty with a disputed question, "What is a barometer?"
On 31 Mar 2004 03:10:03 -0800, [email] (Steve Hill) wrote:
It's pronounced "thermometer."
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"osmium" wrote in message news:...
When I visited my sister in Seattle recently, I discovered that her housemate was unfamiliar with "Seinfeld". What is odd is that she had a George Costanza quote on her refrigerator, but didn't know who he was! (It was the quote about living your life backwards.)
Jerry