Seinfeld
A few talkers for the start of the working week.
1) If you live in Sydney or Brisbane: how great is this weather? If you live in Melbourne or Adelaide: I hope you’ve got the AC on, a bottle of water next to you and a personal servant to handfeed you grapes, because I hear it’s scorching. Suckers.
2) If Seinfeld had been on air in the early eighties, you’d bet the press would’ve been calling Queensland’s state government the Seinfeld administration if this story had came to light a little earlier: The Bjelke-Petersen cabinet spent time discussing whether toilet doors should uniformly swing inwards or outwards, some recently released records show.
Personally, I’m agnostic when it comes to this contentious debate. I just wish somebody would fix the second cubicle door in The Punch’s male bathroom. The lock has been broken for months and the door won’t stay shut! Bah humbug.
3) Please welcome back to The Punch the exceptionally talented Tory Maguire. A longtime newswoman, Tory has rejoined the team after some time off taking care of her young bub.
At this time of year – what with all that tinsel distracting us – it’s easy to lose sight of another important celebration.
That’s right - hands up if you haven’t yet erected your aluminium pole for Festivus?
Like most tragic Gen X-ers I have a ridiculous amount of Seinfeld trivia stored in my head.
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Anne says:
Pommie “humour”, trust me you’re the weird one here. Nothing funny has ever come out of the UK. Nothing intentionally funny anyway. Read more »
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stephen says:
Jerry Seinfeld’s mother is Jewish and his father is Syrian. (Other way-round ?) Hardly Shas. No doubt the cast, just like me, appreciates the presents, pudding and the holidays, minus the bullshit. Read more »
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