Interesting bit about The Hamptons/Explosion/Girlfriend

Jul 6, 2005, 3:26 PM ET7 posts by 6 posters
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Newsgroup discusses a gas explosion at Shoshanna Lonstein's parents' home in the Hamptons, making references to Seinfeld episodes and Jerry's past relationship with Lonstein.

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Home of designer Lonstein's parents leveled in explosion

WESTHAMPTON BEACH, N.Y. (AP) _ The Hamptons home of the parents of fashion designer Shoshanna Lonstein was destroyed in a weekend gas explosion, police said. No one was injured.

Lonstein's father, Isaac, a maid and two puppies were in the 4,500-square-foot ranch house at the time of the explosion Saturday evening but were unhurt, neighbors told the New York Post.

Lonstein burst onto the fashion scene in the late 1990s. Before that, she had a relationship with comedian Jerry Seinfeld that started while she was a teenager. The pair broke up in 1997.

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I wonder if Kramer was visiting the home at the time... with some sigars...

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NooneEr

In article , egerrits[remove] @afpollution.com says...

I guess the two puppies means Shoshanna :)

rericsNoone

Maybe it was Snoopy and Prickly Pete.

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Mark MellinEr

On that note, did anyone else at the time find the roles of Rachel and her father in The Raincoats just a little bit creepy?

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"Mark Mellin" wrote in message news:[email]...

I didn't find it 'creepy' per se... unusual, yes. A grown woman, living with her controlling father. She seemed to be a very strong willed individual (especially towards George), it seems unnatural to live with, and put up with, a control freak like that.

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Dimitrios PaskoudniakisEr

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

Not at all. Rachel and her father were Orthodox Jews. Therefore they religiously observe the 10 commandments (plus about 600 more), including honoring your parents (and not eating lobster). Plus, in that situation, her father not surprisingly would keep his unmarried daughter under his wing until she married, no matter how strong willed she may have been.