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re: Favorite throwaway Seinfeld lines

Posted by StringMusic on 10/8/26 at 11:36 am to
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Elaine: Is it a problem I'm not religious?

Not for me.

Why?

I'm not the one going to hell.


I think this was from the same episode. Elaine & Puddy meet with a priest to get his opinion on who is going to hell. The priest mentions something about them being married. Elaine - "We aren't married - we're just fooling around." The priest replies "Well in that case you are both going to hell".

Puddy - "This is bogus man!"

re: Favorite throwaway Seinfeld lines

Posted by StringMusic on 10/8/26 at 5:13 am to
Mr. Dalrymple. There is a George Bonanza here to see you.

re: Favorite throwaway Seinfeld lines

Posted by StringMusic on 10/7/26 at 5:38 pm to
But I think I see a nipple
You've got the rooster, the hen, and the chicken. The rooster has sex with the hen. Who's with the chicken?

re: Favorite throwaway Seinfeld lines

Posted by StringMusic on 10/7/26 at 2:30 pm to
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Ukraine is game to you?!"


Ukraine is a road apple.

re: Favorite throwaway Seinfeld lines

Posted by StringMusic on 10/7/26 at 1:36 pm to
"Do you date immature men?"

"I hated everyone who had a pony"

"He stopped short? That's my move"

"Can you tell me where the stooges are?" Might not have the correct wording on this one.

And from the same episode as the last one "What's the coma etiquette?"
I’m not sure what will be the difference between the Challenger series model and the current Korn Ferry. What I’m hearing is that the Championship series events will have so many exemptions that the fields will be larger than I would have expected. I think the players are pushing for a Championship series model that is limited to 12 or so big money events and many ways to guarantee entry. I’m concerned that this leaves the other events like the Zurich with slim pickings.

As a fan of seeing a competitive field in NOLA I’m not getting a warm and fuzzy feeling.
Not surprised. What ever happened with the claim by the woman from earlier this year?
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Was she rooting for FL or Ole Miss?


Doesn’t matter.

re: Buckley on Ayn Rand

Posted by StringMusic on 9/8/26 at 5:05 am to
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it it is not the best of reads


Agreed but the message is still valuable. It paints a detailed picture of what happens when socialism slowly creeps into an established capitalist system.

You can save a little bit of time by skipping the chapter where John Galt gives his speech. If you agree with Rands message by then you could write the speech yourself.
Haven't been on a golf trip, but have been 3 times for general sightseeing. My 1st choice would be to stay in the southwest near the coast. Plenty of great courses within an hour or 2. And lots to see for the non-golfers or your days off.

Killarney is a good place to start or to stay at - good options for lodging, food, and pubs. Beyond that it will be small towns that are just as nice.

Courses - try to do Lahinch, and then look at Ballybunion, Killarney, Tralee, Doonbeg, or Waterville.
Don’t forget to check your oil pan as well.

Like they said - it’s a nice place once you get inside. And the view at night is cool.
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rapid license plate readers


AKA Flock camera

re: Audacity (Netflix)

Posted by StringMusic on 8/27/26 at 4:49 pm to
I didn't see it on Netflix. It was on AMC (cable & YTTV) a few months ago.
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Cow Island fixing to explode


Don't forget about Forked Island.