I just got done watching the "Pothole" episode of Seinfeld from 1997, and man what a classic. Jerry has an accident with his girlfriend's toothbrush; Elaine crams herself into a janitors closet so she is within a restaurants delivery boundary; Kramer adopts a highway and George loses his key in a pothole. How did Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David come up with so many fantastically crazy yet perfectly crafted episodes? Not sure why but I only watch when the reruns come on. I have all of the DVDs that have been released so far but can't remember the last time I popped one in. Its kind of like this; how many of you ever considered purchasing any of the Back to the Future DVDs? If for some reason you do have them, you never think to put it in and watch it. But when you are laying around on the weekend and it comes on TBS you spend 7 hours and watch all freaking three of them.
Thursday, February 15, 2007
"Shoes, OMG"
I really suck at blogging and although I offer no apology for this, I thought stating it might make me feel better. Just in case they freeze my blog account due to weeks and weeks of inactivity I thought I would write tonight..
I just got done watching the "Pothole" episode of Seinfeld from 1997, and man what a classic. Jerry has an accident with his girlfriend's toothbrush; Elaine crams herself into a janitors closet so she is within a restaurants delivery boundary; Kramer adopts a highway and George loses his key in a pothole. How did Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David come up with so many fantastically crazy yet perfectly crafted episodes? Not sure why but I only watch when the reruns come on. I have all of the DVDs that have been released so far but can't remember the last time I popped one in. Its kind of like this; how many of you ever considered purchasing any of the Back to the Future DVDs? If for some reason you do have them, you never think to put it in and watch it. But when you are laying around on the weekend and it comes on TBS you spend 7 hours and watch all freaking three of them.
I just got done watching the "Pothole" episode of Seinfeld from 1997, and man what a classic. Jerry has an accident with his girlfriend's toothbrush; Elaine crams herself into a janitors closet so she is within a restaurants delivery boundary; Kramer adopts a highway and George loses his key in a pothole. How did Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David come up with so many fantastically crazy yet perfectly crafted episodes? Not sure why but I only watch when the reruns come on. I have all of the DVDs that have been released so far but can't remember the last time I popped one in. Its kind of like this; how many of you ever considered purchasing any of the Back to the Future DVDs? If for some reason you do have them, you never think to put it in and watch it. But when you are laying around on the weekend and it comes on TBS you spend 7 hours and watch all freaking three of them.
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