This "Seinfeld last episode" hype is literaly why the USA is the "make me laugh" of the world. And I don't mean about Sitcoms, but how the people of this society idolizes irrelevant and vain things/people like actors, comediants, sportsmen, affairs, shows, and comedies. Instead of paying attention to more relevant things/people like science, education, Novel Prize or Pulitzer winners, or even real contributors to society like Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, etc. If at least this ridiculous show was that good, it would give an excuse to its immaterial popularity, but the show ("Seinfeld") is a piece of crap! I have seen four or five episodes to try to catch what the hoopla is all about, and it never made me laught a single bit!
Seinfeld last episode
May 11, 19988 posts by 8 posters
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Poster criticizes the cultural obsession with Seinfeld's finale and celebrity culture, arguing the show is unfunny and society should value science and education over entertainment.
8 posts
Ahhh, that's a shame...
In article , Adrian Penalo wrote:
I've never even heard of the Novel prize, nor have I heard of a comediant. But I'm sure that whatever country you are from is way cool. I hope one day you win a Novel Prize.
Troll on.
GO PURPLE!!!
On Tue, 12 May 1998 15:36:33 GMT, [email] (jimbo) wrote:
uhhmm... I don`t find Veronica`s Closet funny: Should i find that newsgroup and tell them that? Should i do this for *everything* i hate? Or dislike? What is the cut-off point....
ps: the Novel Prize is a new one on me... ;o) Don`t go out there, it`s Killer Kane! He`ll cut your f`kn` head off with a wire....
could someone please, please tell me what happened in the seinfeld last episode, i live in Australia and it would mean a lot to me
uesday, May 12, 1998
Peurto Rican Parade, they get caught in the traffic jam in NY city. Kramer accidentally sets fire to PR flag, he stomps it out, brings protests from PR community.
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