Kramer's Highway

Does anyone remember the number or name of the highway that Kramer adopted?

Thanks in advance.

i think it was mile 114.

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On 3 May 1998, Bob Andrepont wrote:

adopted?

For Gosh's Sake, why would you want to know that, of all things? I'm not saying you don't have your reasons, just don't understand the level of obsession that could possibly root at someone to pursue such a detail, that for me seems so incidental a-fragment of information. How will the answer help you? Really. Enlighten me.

P.S. I'm sorry if I'm being harsh, I'm just a bit perplexed. I don't want to be mean. After all, your's may not even be a candidate for 'worst question asked in a NG.'

-Michael T.

michael b. toms wrote:

Mike - I want to know if it was the Eastbound or Westbound mile 114. Enquiring minds and all that... :-)

Mike, this is a very reasonable question. Kramer adopted a mile stretch of the Arthur Burkhard expressway in "The Pothole" episode.

He adopted mile 114.

On Sun, 10 May 1998, Larry Bavly wrote:

Does it matter? He asked a question, he deserves an answer.

I believe it was mile 114 of the Arthur Burhkart Expressway.

Thanks, Dave. The reason why I needed to know is because I am working on some freeware scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator that features Seinfeld Landmarks(Monk's, Susan's Dad's burning cabin, Newman's mail truck hauling empties somewhere in Ohio, George's car locked with the keys inside at Yankee Stadium, etc.[or maybe Yada, Yada, Yada]). My sticking point is that even though it will be free to anyone on the net with FS, will NBC get anal over it? If so, it will only be available to myself and a few friends.

"michael b. toms" writes:

Can you say, "penis" boys and girls?

There, I knew ya could.

Mile 114 of the Arthur Burkhart Expressway, where a four lane highway becomes a two lane comfort cruise...

On 3 May 98 01:03:18 GMT, "Bob Andrepont" wrote: