playing detective

S04E01 The Trip (1)liveAug 13, 1992, 12:58 PM ETthe next day5 posts by 5 posters
🧠 Theory
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young-sup lee

the piece of evidence linking kramer to the murders was the title page of his treatment (kinda funny: kramer, treatment?). It is laser printed and centered and goes something like: line 1 (in larger font): "THE KEYS" line 2: A MOVIE TREATMENT line 3: by line 4: KRAMER

he used a font that has nearly identical spacing for each letter in lin 2-4. the name KRAMER lines up perfectly with ATMENT of line 2 which has roughly 17 spaces. does this mean that our friend kramer has 11 spaces for his first name, first and middle names, first and middle initials (with or without the period)???

either he has a first name or he intentionally slid his whole name to the extreme right. anyone who has seen his bit on murphy brown knows that he cannot type; i doubt he could even without seeing that guest appearance. he must have used a typing service which centered his FIRST and last name.

but notice that the tv news explicitly stated, "man known only as kramer."

that's my theory as silly as is.

ys

ps. did anyone notice the zeal with which george wanted to try the kosher airplane meal??? of course i always see the vegetarian meals look so much nicer than the regular, so i once ordered the veggie(even though i eat meat). worst meal of my travel career. so i guess pondering over the kosher selection does make george any particular religion; just a very curious (george?) fellow.

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CARIANyoung-sup lee

George should not have ordered the kosher meal.

Most kosher airline meals are virtually inedible. Even though I'm kosher I wind up ordering the vegetarian meals which are usually at least edible.

Mark A Zabelyoung-sup lee

The best I've gotten out of ANY meal on a domestic flight is one which is digestible. Last time I just asked for 5 bags of peanuts. They didn't think that was funny. I had to explain to the attendant that I wasn't joking.

-Mark

David BasijiMark A Zabel

[email] (Mark A Zabel) writes:

I had the best roast beef sandwich of my life on Alaskan Airlines. And I've tried _a lot_ of roast beef in my lifetime.

Dave

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KING OF THE BEACHyoung-sup lee

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you have got to be kidding!!!! PAH-LEEZ!