Seinfeld -- Honeymooners

Jun 29, 2004, 9:42 PM ET12 posts by 6 posters
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Fans discuss similarities between George's character and Jackie Gleason's Ralph Kramden from The Honeymooners, noting George's mannerisms and dialogue patterns that echo the classic sitcom character.

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Wayne Chicago area

I was reading a thread earlier how Kramer & Norton are smiliar characters.

Anyone notice "George" and his Jackie Gleason characteristics...The big salad rant...Your a prude...Listen baby I can swing with the best of them (Bubble Boy)...Anyone else notice or can add to this.With me all you have to do is quote dialog and I'll know exactly what your talking about.:-)

Wayne Chicago arealangerhands

With me all you have to do is quote dialog and I'll know exactly what your talking about.:-) Well arnt you... somthing Thanks for the compliment. I just added that so folks wouldn't have to keep placing episode names,thinking I would save then some time.:-)

P.S. If they post dialog and their spelling is a bad as yours ,I might have a problem. Leave it to the groups. The first time I post I run into the village idiot.:-(

ErWayne Chicago area

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I *still* think he's related.

Er

Wayne Chicago areaEr

P.S. If they post dialog and their spelling is as bad as yours ,I might have a problem. Leave it to the groups. The first time I post I run into the village idiot.:-( I *still* think he's related. Er

Dear Er, Remember when George had his "Crying Game" moment? This fool has given me my "Deliverence" moment. :-) Don't be concerned,this will go right over his head. :-)

News GuyWayne Chicago area

Well, someone that uses "your" instead of the proper "you're" shouldn't step up to criticize spelling. ;)

News Guy "Wayne Chicago area" wrote in message news:[email]... > P.S. If they post dialog and their spelling is a bad as yours ,I might
LRodNews Guy

On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 19:15:39 -0400, "News Guy" wrote:

Hmmm, care to clarify which part of the quoted text should have been "you're?"

Seems to me that someone that can't recognize the correct word usage shouldn't step up to criticize, uh, word usage.

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Dr. Van NostrandLRod

I think he was referring to the original post ("You're a prude"). Not that there's anything wrong with that.

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LRodDr. Van Nostrand

On Thu, 1 Jul 2004 21:14:31 -0500, "Dr. Van Nostrand" wrote:

Then that's what he should have quoted.

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Dr. Van NostrandWayne Chicago area

I think he was giving you a George Costanza quote, not really making fun of you. "Well aren't you special?" was what George said to Jerry when Jerry said he did not read in the bathroom.

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langerhandsDr. Van Nostrand

Thank you!! and the irony here is that he said all i have to do is quote dialogue and he will know what i was talking about. lol

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langerhandsWayne Chicago area

Chill out Wayne, its dialogue. you didn't pick up on that, with is very comical. oh and one other thing, when you give someone grief about their spelling better make sure that yours is correct too. I personally don't give a shit about my, or anyone else's spelling, hell, its not like we are drafting the bill of rights here is it? Apologies if you were offended.

Cheers

Mick

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