I noted that on the Newshour last night, Clinton was quoted as saying that his Presidential Advisory Board on Race Relations should look to the future, not to the past. He should have said what all America is thinking: LOOK TO THE COOKIE!
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Fans discuss Seinfeld catchphrases and dialogue they use in everyday life, including references to the black-and-white cookie, Kramer's stutters, and other memorable quotes from the show.
I noted that on the Newshour last night, Clinton was quoted as saying that his Presidential Advisory Board on Race Relations should look to the future, not to the past. He should have said what all America is thinking: LOOK TO THE COOKIE!
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P. F. Wilson done wrote:
I say this every damned time I see a black-and-white cookie. It greatly annoys the persons around me.
And speaking of annoying behavior...are there any "Seinfeld" catch phrases or bits of dialogue that have wormed their way into your everyday vernacular, or events-inspired chatterings? Me, I use the aforementioned cookie line as well as "Well, whoopie-whoop."
That's all I can think of right now.
I occasionally utter
some of Kramer's stutters:
c-c-c-catfight!
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(Remove XXXX to reply)when i recently got married i told everyone.."my wife has an inner ear infection" not many people understood.
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don't try to maim my friends with a shove.
Well, "Yada, Yada, Yada" definitely comes to mind, and I've got a feeling "HELLOOOO" is gonna show up too!
The one that I and others use at work is when we are through talking in person or on the phone.....it's "BuBye". But you have to say it with a tremendous sluring action so as to be unintelligible. I am also paged at work by a women who say, "Newman call ###". And when I see her in the hall she says "Hello Newman". And of course my response; "Hello Jerry".