Newsgroup Plagerism - PROOF #1 that LARRY DAVID is a thief

S09E23 The Finale (1)liveMay 15, 1998, 7:29 AM ETthe next morning9 posts by 5 posters
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The News Guy(Mike)

Here is a copy of my post in APRIL

And they did them all
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Subject:      Re: Law and Order and Seinfeld Crossover
From:         "TheNewsGuy(MIKE)" 
Date:         1998/04/07
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Right On. Remember all the crimes Seinfeld and the gang have committed during the past nine years - Susan's Death would be a great basis for an investigation. I can hardly wait to hear the L&O 'c-chung' as Lennie and Rey enter "Seinfeld Apartment - 129 west 81st St." Then they could interview all the victims - the marble rye lady, the cop where they peed in the garage, the hadicapped lady where they parked in her spot etc...

If Dick Wolf and Jerry don't do it I think WE should.

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you're a friggin' genius, mike. you should really learn to spell "plagiarism" before you file your unsuccessful lawsuit.

you're making a claim that's like saying "hey, i wrote a song that has a C chord, F chord, and G chord in it -- so now if you use those chords, you're stealing from me." you have somewhat of a vaguest sense of what really happened, but the concept of reviewing the past nine seasons and working old characters in by focusing on all the ways the fab four has wronged them is about as generic as they come (and might be why people are so negative about the finale). the crime investigation angle is there, too, but it's all wrong. you don't mention the good samaritan angle whatsoever, or claim that they all go to trial and wind up in jail. specifics, man, specifics. with all the specualtion out there, you chose a very generic route and didn't nail down anything of significance.

you're not much better than the daily horoscopes, buddy. and from all the negative backlash on the group, are you *really* sure you're going to want credit for this?

The News Guy(Mike) wrote:

The News Guy(Mike)Kevin M. Polke

Kevin M. Polke wrote:

<snip a bunch of his silly stuff>Gee big smart lawyer Harvard Lawyer saying friggin' can't YOU spell fucking? And what's with the lack of capitals?

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The News Guy (Mike) http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Studio/1955/

The News Guy(Mike) wrote:

fucking?

i was trying not to sound like an ass, mike. you're pretty fucking good at that.

(from american heritage dictionary:)

frig v. frigged, friggin', frigs. Vulgar Slang. -- tr. 1. To have sexual intercourse with. 2. To masturbate.

with respect to your being a "friggin' genius," i tend to like definition #2.

the lack of capitalization is an old cyberspace convention that shows who's been around for a while and who has recently jumped on the internet bandwagon. it's pretty commonly accepted (try it, you'll like it) -- at least much more than lack of punctuation (see your above reply), spelling errors, blatant profanity, and ALL CAPITALS. and i wouldn't want you to start claiming that i ripped off your idea to capitalize, so i'll stick with it.

i'm not a lawyer, mike -- i just play one on TV. and you're just a guilty bystander. :)

kevin

oh, and before you write your witty reply, please refresh your memory with a couple of your own quotes:

(with respect to the use of "alot":)

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talk about being picky. with all the spelling/grammar errors here on the net, you must never sleep. keep in mind that the main thrust of my post was that your claim of plagiarism was half-baked, and not merely your spelling mistake.

(using your own dictionary to back you up on a point:)

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with all due respect to your obsession with the correct usage of "irony," i'm listening to alanis morissette's "ironic" right now and picturing you going apeshit over her misuse of the concept. :)

thanks. :) kevin

That wouldn't make ANY sense. He didn't write the thing in a week...shooting began on April 8, 1998, remember?

-Dogbert (not the real one) The News Guy(Mike) wrote in article ... > Here is a copy of my post in APRIL

I'm in a film class and had an idea for a filed to be called "Suicide Kings and One Eyed Jacks." a movie by almost the exact same name was just released but I'm not about to go and sue anyone. It's called a coincidence... And if you don't think it's a coincidence then take it as a compliment.

The News Guy(Mike) wrote in article ...

Dude, why don't you go after Larry David? My NEW Movie Site: The Interactive Movie Arena: Message Boards, Chat Rooms and Instantly updated surveys: http://members.aol.com/sonysdds1/interactive.html

You posted that on April 7. Shooting began on April 8. I don't understand how that makes any sense at all...he wrote the script in a day and got everyone together in an hour? I don't think so.

Please scroll down a bit to refer to the original article, if you don't recall it.

-John