I am so happy that the season opener settled the Dolores question once and for all!! No longer do I have to read stupid comments such as "He didn't really know her name at the end, he was just guessing" and "What does Dolores rhyme with?" and "In Canada, Regina is pronounced so that it rhymes with vagina!" Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you to the Seinfeld writers for putting me out of my misery.
One more thing: I TOLD YOU SO!!
If only the writers would provide the answers to two other endless thread questions and tell us whether or not George is Jewish and reveal Newman's first name.
Isn't it "Hello"?
Robert Sacks wrote:
Well he's on TV. Wouldnt he have to be??
Gee, thanks for that detour into anti-semitism. Yikes.
I wonder what golac means?
[email] (BETH K. TOBEY) wrote:
MULVA??, GIPPLE??
kewl tag.
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Beth, I couldn't agree more with you. Normally I hate when someone quotes a whole message just to say "I agree with you!" but in this case, after nearly a year of reading "He was just guessing" messages, this message needs to be repeated!
[email] () writes:
Hee hee. I agree too, but if either of you think that's the end of it, neither of you understand the Usenet very well. There are people out there who will bring the topic up in the future just to see who they can get a rise out of :-)
You mean you people had arguments over this? I thought it was perfectly clear that he figured out her name right after she stormed out of the apartment. Delores rhymes with Clitoris. What were you people thinking?
Question: Are you a high school student?
"Delores (sic) rhymes with Clitoris (sic)" only when the latter word is mispronounced.
djk
djk wrote:
It's close enough to rhyme. Obviously, it was the right answer.
djk ([email]) wrote:
Question: do you know how to read a dictionary? Both pronunciations are acceptable...
Arthur
I agree that it seemed clear at the end that Jerry was confident that her name was Dolores, but in the closing credits the role was credited as Mystery Woman and not Dolores making it not clear that her name was Dolores.
Robert Sacks wrote: