Could someone please explain to me the "levels" Kramer was talking about in "the pony remark" episode? He wants to get rid of his furnitures and put levels in his apartment like ancient Egyt or something... I don't get it.
the levels... I don't get it...
Viewers discuss Kramer's idea of replacing furniture with different floor levels in his apartment, with confusion about whether the concept is meant to be understood or is deliberately absurd humor.
On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 23:23:57 GMT, "Superlifer" wrote:
Like big steps.
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I think part of the humour in the episode is we're not really _supposed_ to get it - We're supposed to be confused by the whole plan, like the way Jerry is when he bets against it even happening.
Cheers, Geoff Glave Vancouver, Canada
On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 02:32:54 GMT, "Geoff Glave" wrote:
The level idea comes from building the floor up to different heights, then covering it with a carpet material so as to simulate couches, chairs, lounging areas, table areas, etc... no furniture, just...levels.
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I think it would look like a turkish bath with carpeting.