Any uncle leo fans out there?

just thought id ask???

[email] (Downtown Music) wrote:

no

In [email] (Tim

double no. Yuk

Jerry!!!! Hello!!!!! Did you know your Cousin Jeffrey keeps in touch with his high school teacher...like actual FRIENDS.....like EQUALS!!!!!

In other words,yes. I am a fan of many of the recurrent characters on Seinfeld from Newmann to Jack Klompus.

To speak for many here (amidst the Susan debate), where is Babu??!!! Yes, I know he's in Pakistan, but how long does it take someone to save up every last rupee to return and wreak revenge on Jerry (He is truly a Very BAD Man!!). The writers should take advantage of one of their most endearing characters

Perhaps he could return to ruin Jerry's wedding? Any other suggestions?

Jerry Dynes

I've been wondering this very thing! And I have the answer! Next season should be the last anyway, so why not have Babu assassinate Jerry in the last show! right in his final stand-up bit! Then Jerry's fiance can say "that's a shame"!!!!

Uncle Leo rules.

I crack up ever time Uncle Leo comes in to a room and says "Helllllooo Jerry!" with his arms stretched out. I always enjoy when they fit him into the story somehow. He is hilarious!

Patrick

I'm a big Uncle Leo fan and just like him I'm looking for an Asian woman. kk

Do you also like referring to some people as Anti-Semites? hehehh

Dan

On tonights repeat episode Jerry and Ellain eat muttin. What is muttin?

[email](Kenneth Barsocchini) wrote:

It's a word in the dictionary.

But if booting up your computer, dialing up Netcom, logging onto the internet, and typing the question, "What is mutton?" is easier for you than looking up the word in the dictionary....

Mutton is sheep meat.

Monty

In [email] (Monty D.

muttin?

'Doc' Pfefferle, PhD.

Thank you so kindly. You are very smart.

[email](Kenneth Barsocchini) wrote:

I think you mean smart-ass don't you?

Monty

I think it's spelling MUTTON. It's lamb.

Technically, it is SHEEP meat, NOT lamb...

I don't know, but they sure have plenty of muttin! :D

(Seriously, it's 'mutton,' which is a form of meat from a sheep--i.e., like lamb, only not from young sheep.)

some kinda lamb dish

and spelled mutton. I've never had it.

Mutton is sheep meat. So, it's lamb, but older and supposedly gamier for age. I've never tried it.

kAThrYN