http://www.fitshaced.com/3/seinfeld.html
I can't believe someone took his time to write something like that. What is he hoping to accomplish? I'm still watching the show as eagerly as ever.
Such a disturbed person.
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Just another Seinfeld fan
Fans react with skepticism and annoyance to a critical article about Seinfeld, debating whether sharing negative content gives it unwanted attention.
http://www.fitshaced.com/3/seinfeld.html
I can't believe someone took his time to write something like that. What is he hoping to accomplish? I'm still watching the show as eagerly as ever.
Such a disturbed person.
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Just another Seinfeld fan
why would you ever post something like that in here, unless you wrote it. All your doing is giving this guy free press. It's kinda like when the KKK marches. If noone showed up there wouldn't be a march, but protestors always have to show up to make a big stink. Therefore they come back every year.
Thanks,
Chris
Seinfeld fan wrote in message news:08DH7.244$[email]...
I'm sorry if the text on the site hurt your feelings, it's certainly not written by me. And I also didn't quite get the KKK-remark. I believe it's a little different... Bringing something to people's attention isn't the same as promoting it, is it now?
I was only making conversation. I'm still a little surprised someone hates something - anything - so much they actually take their time and write stuff that is totally pointless.
"It's got a lot of that 'I'm sixteen, I'm angry at my father' angst in it, don't you think." (From which movie?)
If I find something I don't like that's on TV, I switch channels and watch something else or just turn off the damn thing. What's the point of calling Julia Louis-Dreyfuss a ten-dollar-whore, if she on the contrary is a very attractive woman, talented actress, mother of two..?
As I said, it takes one disturbed individual to write stuff like that.
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Seinfan
always
Anytime.
No, but promotion isn't the same thing as publicity. I think he's saying that you're publicizing it, just like the anti-KKK protestors unintentionally give the KKK the attention they crave.
pointless.
LOL, it's the Internet. :-)
For what it's worth, the article/rant in question sounds like someone just trying to get attention and/or a laugh by railing against a popular show that most people enjoy. If you dislike their message and disagree with their ideas, best thing is to just ignore it.
Hmm, sounds familiar but I can't place it. It has a definite "Heathers" vibe to it, though. What movie is it from?
John Twernbold wrote:
I can't say that I'm that new to internet. I guess I just haven't gotten used to the fact that some people still haven't heard from Netiquet.
I don't know if I quoted it correctly from word to word (as I probably should have), but it's from The Rock, from a dialogue between Nicholas Cage and Sean Connery while at the Alcatraz.
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The entire website is devoted to hateful rants. I guess some people go in for that sort of thing.
Dave (maybe they've got a hate-rant about something I don't like?)
"Seinfeld fan" writes:
"... and Julia Louis-Dreyfuss, all lousy comics ...."
Good spellers, though.
"Could we please have a Jewish guy on TV that isn't whining about something every two minutes?"
Can you say "subtext"?
Gareth Owen wrote in message news:[email]...
"......as his hook-nosed face turns from tawny yellow to hot pink "
More subtext?
subtext? try checking out the home page. the fitshaced logo is kind of a more obvious giveaway.
(clue: he managed to find pretty much the only politically loaded font going.)
"Cocktail" writes:
I didn't get that far. I think he's lapsed into actual text by then.
"Seinfeld fan" wrote in message news:08DH7.244$[email]...
im gonna watch seinfeld more often and love it even more just to spite him, yes for spite
I'm sorry, but you can't watch something and love it purely out of spite... :)
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