GREETINGS FROM REAL KRAMER

Jun 24, 19967 posts by 6 posters
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Real-life Kramer announces Thursday evening tours in New York starting July 11th, featuring pizza and watching Seinfeld, with ticket reservations available.

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Check out a "real" Kramer story in the Detroit News located at http://www.detnews.com/menu/stories/52740.htm

I'm starting a Thursday evening tour. Possibly to begin July 11th. It will start around 6:30 on W 42st and end up at 9 watching Seinfeld. I'm going to put out a press release next week with the exact info. I'm posting this because I want Seinfans on the net to have first shot at the tickets.

Tickets are still the same $37.50 and the price includes Original Kramer's Famous Pizza with a beverage and desert.

To make your reservation send e-mail include your snail address and phone number. If you haven't already I invite you to sign on to my mail list so I can keep you informed on all things. Cheers! kk

Sorry. It comes already prepared. But you do get a knife to eat your candy bar with...

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Amy McWilliams / "Do you ever get down on your knees [email] / and thank God that you know me [email] / and have access to my dementia?" [email] / --George Costanza

In article , Justin Tribble writes:

Hey Justin--
    Read a newspaper or something.  Kenny Kramer is, in fact, the real life
person the character Cosmo Kramer is based on.  And while I'm at it--learn
to spell ("you're,"  "site,"  "a lot"  were all
mispelled in your post. )  Talk about annoying!
    --L.J.

[email] wrote:

Watch out! Before you criticize others for their spelling, check your own. It's miSspell.

-Rachel

In article , rachel mercado writes:

life

it--learn

Hey, Rachel--
    I'll cop to a simple typo--quite different from the clear spelling
errors in Mr. Tribble's post.  However, the real point is that his
implication was that Kenny Kramer has nothing to do with the character of
Kramer, but just happened to have the same name and was cashing in on the
supposed coincidence. Most people that know anything about the show know
that Kenny is the real-life person the fictional character was based on,
and it's quite obnoxious for someone who has no accurate information to
start mouthing off about something he clearly knows little or nothing of.
    By the way, I'd put my writing and spelling skills up against Mr.
Tribble's any day of the week.
    --L.J.