Trivia (too easy)

Jan 12, 199919 posts by 11 posters
🧩 Trivia

Fans discuss trivia about the show, debating George's birth month and whether it should have been August rather than April, with one poster noting the questions are too easy.

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Ron Kehler

What month "should" George have been born in?

DaftRon Kehler

hmmmmm August :-�

Ron Kehler wrote in message ... >What month "should" George have been born in? > >
DaveDaft

George was born in April, but I think Tor said he should have been born in August.

Was it August?

Jerry was born in December. [email] replace EYE with I (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.) Seinfeld FAQ http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Set/7217/faq.html
Ron KehlerDaft

Daft wrote in message news:77gp3p$f40$[email]...

Okay....I said it was too easy....
Here's some more easy ones...
1   What's a BL?
2   What's BBO?
3   For whom does the bell toll?
4   Where was it?

Enuff for now...

DaftRon Kehler

Alright I've got the first one... BL is for Beautiful Lineswoman...

need help for the others though!

Well, almost a day has gone by now, and only number 4 has been answered fully correct. I will post answers tomorrow if no-one gets them before that....good luck. (other answers have been close...but you wouldn't get any Cubans for them :) )

DaveRon Kehler
1.  BL = Beautiful Lineswoman.
2.  BBO = Beyond Body Odor.
3.  The bell tolls for you. (I can't place the quote.)
4.  Not enough info to answer question.  I could easily say "it" was in
"his" pants before "he took 'it' out" and you couldn't call me wrong.
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homerrDave

Dave wrote in message ...

that....good luck.

for them

This just in...

A source close to the Oval Office has reported that the recent Center for Disease Control visits have uncovered the source of persistant health problems in the West Wing of the White House.

The Presidential humidor has a yeast infection.

[film at 11]

Yves CastonguayDave

- "Don't ask for who the bell tolls it tolls for you"

Hemingway

The News Guy(Mike)Yves Castonguay

Yves Castonguay wrote:

Yves,

(1) I think the person means they can't place it in a *Seinfeld* episode. (Either can I - Perhaps it is from The Friars Club - get it - Gypsies and all... for you literate group out there)

(2) And if you are going to add quotes be sure it is correct. Hemingway wrote it this way... *Ask not for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee.* - (reads a little better)

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In article , "The News Guy(Mike)" wrote:

"Never send to know for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee."

-John Donne

Hemingway borrowed it for the title of his novel.

HTH Pjk

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The News Guy(Mike)peterkr

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Thanks Peter,

You are correct - here is the entire passage - with two great quotes in it.

I guess John did not have a spell checker in 1571 - :-) )

Now I know a little more about Jason in the book - He is not an island. Makes good existential sense as the loner he thought he was.

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FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS

No man is an Island, intire of it selfe, everyman is a peece of the Continent, a part of the maine;if a Clod bee washed away by the Sea, Europe is the lesse,as well as if a Promontorie were,as well as if a Mannor of thy friends or of thine owne were;any mans death diminishes me,because I am involved in Mankinde;And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls;It tolls for thee...

JOHN DONNE John Donne (1571-1631)
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In article , "The News Guy(Mike)" wrote:

I think you can make a very good chase for suggesting that Hemingway had Spain in mind when he saw that quote. Spain and what the Nationalists were trying to do to it and its people. Hemingway stated a number of times that Spain was his favorite country, but I don't recall his ever going back after the Civil War and Franco.

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Here's the answers:

  • A Beautiful Lineswoman (The Lip Reader)
  • Beyond Body Odour (The Smelly Car)
  • John Grossbard (The Airport)
  • IT was OUT! (The Stand-In)

What do ya think?

Ron Kehler writes:

------------------ 'It' was dangling on the seat of the car in front of Elaine's date. He took IT out.

On Wed, 13 Jan 1999 16:38:53 -0800, "Ron Kehler" wrote:

Extreme body odour? As in "Oh this is more than BO! This is BBO!" Was that what they said?

Umm....thinking...thinking...Kramer's old housemate...

Ginsburg? Grosberg? or something.

Jerome.

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On Thu, 14 Jan 1999 10:26:02 GMT, [email] (Fusilli Jerome) wrote:

Grosbard?

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TomasRon Kehler

Ron Kehler wrote in message ...

  • Beautiful Lineswoman
  • Beyond Body Odour
  • Not sure about this one - could it be the Andrea Doria survivor?
  • George's building?