Excruciating Minutia: A Test

Alright, let's see how good you people really are. Here is a list of seemingly meaningless phrases that are actually snippets of dialogue from the show. The test is to name who said the words, and if applicable, who they said them to. And hey, use your head on these, not Google. Odd that we live in a time where the word "google" is a verb...anyway. Here we go:

• World War I plane

• Hold of a ship

• Rods and cones

• 2.9% financing on a Toyota 1-ton

• A discount on dry cleaning?

• Lena Horne

• Phone calls from motels in New Hampshire

• The new issue of Esquire

• "Silicon Valley"

• Boyhood trips to Michigan

• One of those big metal things on top of the Empire State Building

• What is Pi?

Do your best!

-B.

"Brian" wrote in message news:[email]...

Jerry's response when Kramer asks him to guess where he is calling from. (He is in the shower)

Man, Kramer had that idea! From the episode where the K-man gets an intern.

On 20 Feb 2005 12:22:29 -0800, [email] (Brian) wrote:

Hull of a ship. Chicken Roasters = Jerry Seinfeld

Same as above. Kramer.

The Milennium - Kramer.

The Wife - Jerry's "wife"

Kramer in The Female Jerry. (ep?)

Kramer ep?

"Phil R." wrote in message news:[email]...

Elaine referring to Sydra in The Implants.

George brought these videos to Jerry's girlfriend to put her to sleep so they could play with her toy collection.

Er

In article , Phil R. wrote:

Nice list.

I thought this was from The Voice, more proof as to why Kramer needs an intern?

Model seated with Jerry in first class appears in an ad for slacks.

I was thinking of George answering Jeopardy questions in The Abstinence.

• Mark