Fans discuss the availability of Seinfeld DVD gift sets in European regions, with most confirming only Region 1 US sets exist and debating whether the premium price is worth it.
Hi!
Several days ago I saw, that the Region 2-DVD's are available on amzon.co.uk. But unlike in the USA there seems to be no Gift-Set. You can only by the 1.&2. season or the 3. season or all three together, but the latter doesn't seem to include the gifts. Does anybody know, if there is a Gift-Set for Europe?
I could take the "save way" and order the US-Edition, but my DVD-player won't like the Region 1-DVD's ... so I would have to copy them.
Bye, Brougs78
In article , brougs78 @gmx.net says...
I've seen only R1 gift sets, so that must be the case. I don't know if the gift set is really worth the price, and the lack of subtitles will propably convince most people buying own regional versions (in my case the nordic version).
Here in R4 land we get a "yada yada yada" T-shirt.
"Noone" wrote in message news:[email]...
Hi!
You're probably right, that the gift set isn't worth the price, but it's Seinfeld and it hurts a little, if I don't get it. But on the other I'll get the DVD's earlier. BTW, I don't really care about the synchro (German in my case). I don't know how long I would have to wait for that ... and that would be devinitly too long. ;-)
Bye, Brougs78
"langerhands" wrote in message news:...
I've always been intrigued (being from the Netherlands, originally, and understanding people in Belgium, England and Germany pretty well)....are Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish and Danish related enough so people can understand each other, or is it totally different? And, what is "Nordish", is that sort of a mishmash of all four languages, or is it a term for a 'four languages' version?
I need to know! I want to learn why!
Er
In article , egerrits[remove] @afpollution.com says...
We all (Finland, Sweden, Norway, Danmark, Iceland) have our own languages , and Finnish is the odd language in this group and at least Swedes and Norsks understand each other to some lenght. Anyway, Finland's second official language is swedish, so we have to learn the basics in school, but usually english is the second best language for most of Finns. So, Finnish is totally different from the rest and the rest are vaguely related. Nordic version indeed stands for usually 4-5 different languages.
Thanks for this, I have always wondered. =)
Now you know, of course, what the next question is:
How many Kroner is the coin with the hole in it?
Er
"Er" wrote:
It is one krone, or five kroner. But back when Elain and Puddy were in Norway I don't think any of the kroners had holes, ther were a total change in the krone design in the late -90s not sure when they changed the old krone into the new one with the hole in it. And just to add, many people from Finnland/Suomi speake sweedish aswell as their own strange language. at just to close up here, Puddys 50 kroner coin does not exist. 50 kroner is paper money.
"Death Blow" wrote in message news:1gjwl5t.1rolqon1mq88mmN%[email]...
And now I guess you want some vegetable lasagna for all this info????
Frayed wrote:
That would be nice, please!
"Death Blow" wrote in message news:1gk02eu.1kxj77o1rldxjwN%[email]...
No, if I recall, you didn't want to become involved! Karen
Frayed wrote:
Oh, sorry.