Fans debate whether George gave a security guard a stool or rocking chair in an episode, with disagreement about which furniture item was actually used.
So what's the deal with the stool? I mean is it almost a chair? And who's idea was it, I mean who creates a chair-like thing that only half your ass fits on, and expects people the world over to sit on it with comfort?
(Note: Clearly I have too much free time. I promise I will fill my time with other things other then discussing stool's here...you have my word...)
hehe you said stool... hehehhh heheh
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And this is related to Seinfeld how?
I think what Joemovie is getting at is the episode where George can't stand watching the security guard at Susan's uncle's store standing all the time...so I think he winds up getting the security guard a stool to sit on...but then the store gets robbed because the guard falls asleep...I could be wrong...but that's my take on it.
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George brought him a rocking chair... kinda hard to fall asleep on a stool.
--JKB
Isn't that why George rejected the stool, too uncomfortable.
Except that he gets the guard a rocking chair, not a stool.
-- Z.
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Note to copywriters of that AMEX ad: \ /
BE-HOLD-EN (adj) Obliged; indebted. [American Heritage Dictionary] \/
BE-HOLD (v) -HELD, -HOLD-ING: To gaze at; look upon.Then I stand corrected...haven't seen the episode in awhile.
It was a Jerry-esque monologue.
Well, an attempt anyway. I, for one, find that stools take up much less space than chairs with backs, and they generally sit higher than regular chairs too. This makes them the ideal seating option for bars.
Now that I think about it, I'd place this in the Kramer-esque monologue category, alongside of "What's the deal with styrofoam?"
Hmm. Lemme take a stab at one.
What's the deal with airline food? I mean, Beef Stroganoff? Have you *seen* this stuff? Come on. I'm vomiting on my tray table and the guy next to me is asking for 3rds?!?
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dumb children with no parental supervision, and access to a hammer.Dave wrote in message ...
Hey, didn't I see that one on SNL when Jerry Seinfeld was hosting? I think it was another Jeopary-spoof, where the contestants had to come up with the correct Seinfeldian question (and in their best Jerry voice no less).
Adam Sandler kept giving the same incorrect response to every one: "Who were the advertising wizards that came up with *this* one?" One of the better game-show spoofs that SNL ever did.
--JKB
Jason Barber wrote: <<<<Hey, didn't I see that one on SNL when Jerry Seinfeld was hosting? I think it was another Jeopary-spoof, where the contestants had to come up with the correct Seinfeldian question (and in their best Jerry voice no less)..... <snip>...... One of the better game-show spoofs that SNL ever did.>>>>
I believe it was called "Stand Up and Win."
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Busted. Yeah, that's where I heard it.
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dumb children with no parental supervision, and access to a hammer.Yeah, that was my idea...I told a girl this once in gym class (the stool thing) and she reacted with a "Who are you, Jerry Seinfeld?"...she also happened to be a Seinfeld fan...and if it wasn't for her boyfriend, I might have gotten laid...anyway...
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Just go get your old buddy George to say something like... oh... "You could do a lot better than this guy!"
You remember George, don't you? He's the guy that fell on your head while climbing the rope.
--JKB
andy kindler, a bitter, cynical, and hilarious comic, did a routine on dr katz, making fun of observational humor. "sugar free choclate. who's this for? i don't know. diabetics?" "insuline, what's that about??" believe me, you'd be on the floor if i remembered his exact wording.