Incorporating Seinfeld into our lives

The many ways I incorporate Seinfeld into my life:

1. My screen saver, is dedicated to Seinfeld 2. My answering machine message, like Kramer, says "Giddy up!" 3. Whenever I get a muffin from my cafeteria, I always offer it to somebody saying, "top of the muffin to you??!!" 4. Whenever my friends or I get mad, we yell "SERENITY NOW!!" or "HOOCHIE MAMA!!" 5. We always greet each other with "Helleeeeeeeeeeeewwww" (Hello in belly button voice)

And many others!! Any people do anything like that or am I completely obssessed with the show!?

Mike

A coworker and I once ate Snickers bars with a knife and fork at a staff meeting......other Seinfeld watchers appreciated it.

Sandy

I posted this once before, so I guess I'm in reruns now:

I was at a meeting at work a few months ago. A secretary came in and whispered something into my manager's ear, but I guess he couldn't hear what she said, 'cause she was talking too low. After she left, he turned to us and said "Did I just agree to wear a puffy shirt?" At this point the room was split between those of us laughing uncontrollably, and those of us who do not watch Seinfeld.

In article , [email] (SKBeach296) wrote:

Oh that's great! What a way to "secretly" identify those fellow fans..

Mike Christie wrote in article

somebody

"HOOCHIE

belly

obssessed

I think it's just you.

Dave

We do the Heeeelllllllleeeeeewwwwwww! and that would haave to be it!

Trust me, you are not alone. I have also incorporated many Seinfledesque lines into my life. So many of them have become pop culture phenomenons. My favorite is when the guys on ESPN scream "NO SOUP FOR YOU" when a baseball player hits a homerun. Don't worry, we'll all go crazy together. Not that there's anything wrong with it.-- Allison

In article , [email] (BraveHeels) writes:

Actually, they say it when a player strikes out.

On 17 Oct 1997, OJz a Liar wrote:

Well, I am sure that we have all done it once, "Pretzels making me thirsty", "Get OUT of Here", or my personal favourite, "Yada Yada Yada".

I actually have a balding, short fat guy for a friend who is the spitting image of George, even the mannerisims, and he had them well before the show. We have started talking like Jerry and George now.

My husband and I find ourselves saying lines from the show in our regular conversation. Such as "These pretzels are making me thirsty," if we are eating, etc.

In article , [email] wrote:

Yes.