Love it. I wonder what the katana guys would think of him.

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Fuck Dove shampoo, but huge kudos to Bob Kramer. It's always a joy to watch a master at work.

I was thinking how rusty they all were. George looks like he's seen some tough times, and Elaine is looking pretty plastic.

I've forgiven Kramer for that whole incident because he owned it in this series of Curb. Good form.

As for bringing Seinfeld back - we have, what, nine series? Ten? That's enough for me. I still laugh like it's the first time every repeat.

actually I just saw the whole CYE episode on HBO and it really made me want Seinfeld back... as a matter of fact I didnt care if they kept on doing pointless stories for the next 80 years, it would be nice to grow old with them growing old in their Seinfeldish lives, I was even forgiving Kramer for being a butthead

Kramer bothers me too.... Elaine has always bothered me : ) ahem....

It was a bit like a Seinfeld parody though, but I guess with one shot they have to cover all the bases.

>> ^Peroxide:
Bring back Seinfeld!
Elaine just gets hotter, George just gets balder, Kramer has learned a life lesson (I hope,) and Jerry has got to have some great new material by now. PLEASE BRING IT BACK!


But get rid of the laugh track. Now i can't stand it.
Also, i can't stand kramer after the incident... it'd be nice if he wasn't in it.

Bring back Seinfeld!

Elaine just gets hotter, George just gets balder, Kramer has learned a life lesson (I hope,) and Jerry has got to have some great new material by now. PLEASE BRING IT BACK!

I was a huge fan for ages, and then for a small period it disappeared up its own arse for a few episodes - they were clapping Kramer for walking in the door, there was that episode about the Drake ("I love the Drake, the Drake is good" etc etc). I stopped watching, thinking it had peaked.

I was wrong. The good news is that there are still episodes I haven't seen.

>> ^ant:
I don't remember this episode. Which one was this?


Only THE best episode in the entire series! This is the one where Elaine gets Seinfeld a deal at a car dealership because she's dating Puddy. This episode contains some of the most memorable Seinfeld skits, including the "High five" and Costanza getting shafted out of the last donut and a candy bar in a vending machine -- how did you miss it?!

Usually there's 2 gallons left when the needle gets to E. so depending on what your miles-per-gallon, you can still go for a good distance.

If you run it bone-dry though, there is risk to your fuel pump and fuel injectors - much more costly than gasoline.

not that anyone on the sift would follow Kramer's antics... so this PSA is probably not necessary.

Thanks for the promote!

In reply to this comment by RedSky:
So farking good!

*promote

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>> ^ant:
I don't remember this episode. Which one was this?


Season 9, Episode 11. Called "The Dealership".

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I find it fascinating how evenly the vote is split. And in the end, when you think about it, it all comes down to keeping things the way they are, or treading into new and unknown territory (ie. change). Hmmm...the Sift as a metaphor for life. I'm seeing a book deal in this for you Dag/Lucky. And then the movie rights. Just as long as I get cast as me; no fake Kramers for this kid. At the very least, you might get Oprah interested.


Personally, I think schmawy summed up my feelings. Most succinctly. You've created a beautiful thing here and picked up a lot of internet orphans along the way. I'm with you, Hell or high water.