Seinfeld or Steinfeld?

Seinfeld or Steinfeld?

Dave

In article , [email] says...

What???

Troll or Troell?

What?

[email] (Dave Block) wrote:

Half of the people I know call it Steinfeld, not Seinfeld.

Dave

We've got an antagonist at work who calls it Steinfield. He hates the show. We hate him.

Dave wrote in message ...

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I recall nodding off to an episode of the now defunct "Lauren Hutton Show" in which she was interviewing Bill Maher. The conversation turned to sitcoms and the gap-toothed bim asked Bill if he was friends with "Jerry Steinfield". When Bill called her on the mispronunciation, her excuse was that she "didn't watch a lot of TV". Who says supermodels ain't got brains?

C. Auguste Dupin

Here in Norway Jerry is widely referred to as Seinfelt, for some reason. (Not by me, of course...)

[email] (Dave) wrote:

Funny thing about these posts, just received a resume today for a Jerome Steinfeld. Started ROTFL and people couldn't get it (even though the idiots at work who hate it also call it Steinfeld....)

Please let me apologize for what must be the stupidest posting on this newgroup. I get confused sometimes. It think its my medication.

Dave Block

[email] (Dave Block) wrote:

In article , [email] (Dave Block) wrote:

I'm pretty sure the show is called Seinfeld without a t

Dumbass or dumass?

Look, Obviously I know it is Seinfeld. I'm wondering why so many jerks call him Steinfeld?

Dave

[email] (Dave Block) wrote:

I think it's simply an act of derision by someone who doesn't care for the show.