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On Seinfeld what did Kramer use for recreational reading?
His VCR guide
When did the saying 'do me a solid' start?
It came from Seinfeld episode The Jacket in 1990 and was used by Kramer. Later, it was used in the movie Juno. The earliest use was in 1973 from Time magazine as part of musician slang.
How can you use quriky word in a sentences?
In the Seinfeld comedy show, Kramer made everyone laugh with his off-beat and quirky behaviors. He has a quirky habit of clicking his tongue on the roof of his mouth when he's nervous.
Which bank did Kramer try to bilk out of 100 for saying hello?
On the television sitcom, "Seinfeld," Cosmo Kramer decided to use a bank's advertising claim that if one of their tellers failed to say "hello," a customer could get $100 as compensation. He then attempted to bilk the Home Federal Savings bank out of $100 for not saying "hello."
Different kinds of reading materials?
The kinds of reading are Scanning, Skimming, Recreational Reading, and Critical Reading.
Who use recreational and leisure activities as form of treatment?
Recreational therapist
In Indiana what is required to be installed on a recreational use boat?
In Indiana, an exhaust muffler is required to be installed on a recreational use boat.
Why would you use the Tukey-Kramer procedure?
When the means in all the groups are not equal, Tukey-Kramer procedure can help to determine which of the means are significantly different.
What is recreational flying?
Recreational flying refers to flying an aircraft for a use that is not transporting people or cargo.
What has the author Edward C Kramer written?
Edward C. Kramer has written: 'Can you use a minicomputer?' -- subject(s): Minicomputers, Data processing, Small business
What is your opinion on the Schwinn Loop folding bike after reading a review?
After reading a review, my opinion on the Schwinn Loop folding bike is positive. The review highlighted its compact design, ease of folding, and smooth ride quality, making it a convenient and practical choice for urban commuting or recreational use.
Which episode included the 'ribon' on Seinfeld and the exclamation he wont wear the ribon at the parade?
This is from the episode "The Sponge" in which title plot is Elaine's favorite birth control method goes out of production so she buys the remaining stock of a store, and becomes selective about who she chooses to use them with. The line in question has to do with Kramer in the AIDS walk, for which he does not want to wear the AIDS ribbon.
