PUDDY QUESTION

Mar 7, 199815 posts by 13 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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Did Patrick Warburton (Puddy) play Jerry's mechanic in the episode where the mechaninc takes his BMW away ? That's the same epid with JFK golf clubs.

No, puddy was a mechanic for Jerry on a previous episode. I think the name of the mechanic that stole Jerry's car wasTony. And Jerry's car in that episode was a Saab not a BMW Jeff.

"helene lubertazzi" wrote:

NO! I don't know who was it but I know it wasn't Warburton, who started as the honest mechanic who stole Jerry's "move".

helene lubertazzi wrote in article ...

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The role was originated by the actor that plays Ray's brother on "Everybody Loves Raymond".

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On 10 Mar 1998, Omer Perry wrote:

Eric Scott Eisenberg wrote:

BTW, it was a Saab, not a BMW.

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What does "BTW" mean? I'm new to the Newsgroup.

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Welcome to UseNet.

BTW - by the way

FWIW - For what it's worth

IMHO - In my humble opinion

ROFL - Rolling on floor laughing

ROFLMAO - Rolling on floor laughing my ass off

ROFLMAOWLPHBNRROTFACNLHEFMATFO - Rolling on floor laughing my ass off, well, laughing pretty hard, but not really rolling on the floor, and certainly not laughing hard enough for my ass fall off.

NTTAWWT - Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Just try not to use them all in the same post, kay? :) [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.) (Remove XXXX to reply)

[email] wrote:

It means "By The Way."Check out this website: http://www.magicpub.com/netprimer/acronyms.html It has a large list of TLA's (Three Letter Acronyms -- but not all are three letters long).

I agree. No. and may I ask....did you even see the episode?

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