Susan's dead -- It was Dolores -- It's spelled Dolores

In article , [email]

I heard last night, Jerry called her Mulva? She didn't think Jerry had a good enuf reason to break up with his previous girl friend.

I'm 3 for 3

On Fri, 20 Sep 1996 02:57:07 GMT, [email] (debbie) wrote:

i think *Mulva* was just being polite by not correcting him when he said delores not Regina (ducking) Diane

I can't figure it out. What female body part does "Dolores" rhyme with?!?!?

John

******************************************************* "People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realize how hard it is putting up with all the idiots in the world."--Calvin

"I'm tryin' to think, but nothin' happens."--Jerome Horwitz

OSU 42 Pitt 7 GO BUCKS!!!!!!

DID ANYONE ELSE LIKE THE PREMIERE AND WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT??????? TO TALK ABOUT THE PREMIER AND *NOT* OTHER SUBJECTS THAT HAVE BEEN BEATEN TO DEATH AND PISS YOU OFF WHEN SOMEONE INTENTIONALLY STARTS IT UP AGAIN?

Okay, then - I really liked it. We have a new Kramer-ism: "Ka-ra-tay"

    And of course, there was George screaming "KHAN!!!!" and Jerry
actually had some funny lines, like his comments about George and his
cheese, and his "I hate you" breakup.
    And poor Elaine.....but the high point for me was when Kramer beat
up all those little kids. :] For a premier, nothing much happened, but
that's what I like about this show.
    So far they're 1/1.

-Simonfeld d:)

In article , [email](Simon Russell) wrote:

First of all, stop screaming my simple-witted friend! Second, "ka-ra-tay" is most certainly NOT a Kramerism. This is the way many, many people pronounce the word. Finished. Feel free to proceed in ignorance.

djk

Yes... actually, to break out the word - "kara" means 'empty', "te" means 'hands'...... thus the term karate. Empty Hands.

John Wooten wrote in article ...

Clitorus, CLIT-TOR-US.

or, alternately Clitoris, CLIT-OR-IS

Rachel

Correctly annunciating.. its cli-tor-us. accent on the first or second syllable.

Lisa

It Shrinks...???

[email] (Bill Chan) wrote:

He called her Dolores only to tease her about their earlier difficulty. An astute viewer would have caught the various allusions to her true name: Regina.

djk

On Sat, 21 Sep 1996 18:18:00 -0500, [email] (djk) wrote:

exactly, and the writers are doing this just to make little debbie keeping arguing here........oops. diane ************************************************************* I can't afford to go to Europe so, since the earth rotates every 24 hours, why couldn't I shoot straight up and hover in some kind of contraption and let Europe come to me? *************************************************************

Yikes!! Where did you get that one?! In a previous episode Jerry couldn't remember her name. He played a little game about how embarassing names can be when they rhyme with something else (trying to get her to say her name). She said how embarassed she was as a kid because her name rhymed with a part of the female anatomy. Afterwards Jerry and George racked their brains trying to figure it out.(they come up with Gipple, etc.). George comes up with Mulva. The next time Jerry is with her, she confronts him and says that he doesn't know her name, to which he sheepishly responds, "Mulva?". She gets mad and leaves. It then hits Jerry and he yells after her "Delores!!".

That is why, he wanted her to know that he DID remember her name, but to George she will always be known as Mulva.(it's like an inside joke between Jerry and George).

Mary Ellen