doofus?

is there an episode where elaine reffers to someone a s a doofus?

In The Foundation, Elaine states that she used to think that Kramer was a doofus until he supported her taking for Peterman. She then states that Jerry is the doofus for not believing in her. After she sees Kramer at his Karate class dominating children, she pushes him to the ground shouting doofus.

In article , Robert Sacks writes:

Which episode was the one where Kramer asked Jerry, "Am I a hipster doofus?" and who called him that?

There were two episodes - In The Handicapped Spot, Kramer takes up with the wheelchair bound woman who had an accident because George and company parked in the handicapped spot. The Handicapped woman calls Kramer a hipster doofus when she breaks up with him,

In The Glasses, Elaine calls Kramer a hipster doofus while having a temper tantrum because she thinks that she has rabies.

In "The Movie", there's a comic mixup when everybody's looking for everybody else at a multiplex, and Elaine asks the woman at the box office if she's seen "A tall, lanky doofus with a bird face and hair like the Bride of Frankenstein?"

What does "hipster doofus" mean anyway? Isn't it an oxymoron? Hipster is slang for someone who's 'hip' or 'cool', and doofus means...'dork'?....or something of that nature, right? So a hip/cool dork? Heh, heh... :-) Ah...forget it!

[email] wrote:

~~~I think it's the type of person who thinks he's cool, or is very comfortable with himself, when in the eyes of others he's a real dork.

In article , [email] (David S Ching) writes, [email] writes:

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means...'dork'?....or something >>of that nature, right? So a hip/cool dork? Heh, heh... :-) Ah...forget it!

comfortable with >himself, when in the eyes of others he's a real dork.

Then Kramer *is* a hipster doofus.