did anyone notice?
keith
i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover jerry
claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this a writer slip
up?
pK
keith <ke...@mail.ameritel.net> ripped off all remaining clothes and hollered:
]i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover jerry
]up?
There are varying degrees of lactose intollerance. Maybe milk just makes
Jerry fart a lot. Besides, he can drink Lactaid.
pK
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Lidia LoPinto
keith <ke...@mail.ameritel.net> writes:
> i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover jerry
> claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this a writer slip
> up?
>
>
maybe he never eats it with milk.
JoshyR
keith wrote:
>
> i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover jerry
> claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this a writer slip
> up?
Lots of people eat it "dry"...but, come to think of it, I remember
aleast a few times where Jerry has milk in his fridge, so he must have
been kidding (as usual)...
--JLR
Beddingfield
In article <4piqi0$4...@sjx-ixn2.ix.netcom.com>,
Lidia LoPinto <lid...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>keith <ke...@mail.ameritel.net> writes:
>> i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover jerry
>> claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this a writer slip
>> up?
>>
>>
>maybe he never eats it with milk.
No, I remember the lats episode of the season where he was in the restaurant
with his new "perfect girlfriend" eating Cheerios (out of a bowl like normal).
What episode did he say he was lactose intolerant? Also, do you remember the
show with George's "healer" who said Jerry was getting too much dairy, and
Jerry seemed concerned maybe b/c he knows he drinks too much milk w/ his
cereal? Or maybe he questioned the "healer" b/c he doesn't drink that much
milk? Any ideas?
Shelley Nash
> > i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover jerry
> > claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this a writer slip
> > up?
> >
> >
> Actually, I've only seen him eat straight out of the box, so
> maybe he never eats it with milk.
He did eat it with milk in the very first episode (the one with Laura
wanting to stay at his apartment and then it turns out she is engaged).
At least I think it was cereal he was eating.
Maybe he is only midly lactose intolerant or maybe he takes pills to
combat it or something.
Shelley
Arwen Dayton
> > i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover jerry
> > claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this a writer slip
> > up?
>
> aleast a few times where Jerry has milk in his fridge, so he must have
> been kidding (as usual)...
> --JLR
I remember one episode where George asks Jerry if he'd like to grab a bite
to eat, and Jerry replies, "Nah, I just had a big bowl of Kix." I'm
assuming there was also milk in the bowl, so is was probably a joke.
Arwen
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Robert Sacks
Most memorable time that Jerry had milk in his fridge was when Kramer
drank the spoiled milk and vomited on Susan!
Chris Oster
In article <arwen-11069...@pool007.max2.los-angeles.ca.dynip.alter.net>,
Arwen Dayton <ar...@revisited.com> wrote:
>> > i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover jerry
>> > claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this a writer slip
>> > up?
>>
>> Lots of people eat it "dry"...but, come to think of it, I remember
>> aleast a few times where Jerry has milk in his fridge, so he must have
>> been kidding (as usual)...
>> --JLR
>
>I remember one episode where George asks Jerry if he'd like to grab a bite
>to eat, and Jerry replies, "Nah, I just had a big bowl of Kix." I'm
>assuming there was also milk in the bowl, so is was probably a joke.
>
>Arwen
Also, milk was part of the plot of an early Susan episode. Remember when
George first brought Susan to Jerry's apartment? Kramer had just drank some
milk from Jerry's fridge, and Jerry asked, "Hey, what's the expiration date
on that?" The milk turned out to be spoiled, and Kramer THREW UP on Susan.
BTW, great article on Jerry in next week's TV Guide in Canada. Turns out
there's a chance they might go for two more seasons. They also list the
greatest all-time episodes (can't remember them all, but I know "The Pick",
"The Parking Garage", "The Soup Nazi" and "The Rye" are in there, and "The
Contest" is #1).
Chris
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Beddingfield
In article <4pkpcm$l...@qualcomm.com>,
Robert Sacks <rsa...@qualcomm.com> wrote:
>Most memorable time that Jerry had milk in his fridge was when Kramer
>drank the spoiled milk and vomited on Susan!
>
>
True, but you think someone who eats as much cereal as Jerry (if he eats it
with milk) would always have a fresh jug of milk in the fridge, or he wouldn't
have any at all if he had used it all, but I don't think he would buy milk,
and then never drink any just to let it spoil in the fridge. Unless, of
course, he bought it, and then suddenly had to go out of town for a "routine".
Man, I think we're really reading too much into this. ;-)
Linda Westley
-> From: ar...@revisited.com (Arwen Dayton)
-> Subject: Re: did anyone notice?
->
-> > > i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover
-> jerry > > claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this
-> a writer slip > > up?
-> >
-> > Lots of people eat it "dry"...but, come to think of it, I remember
-> > aleast a few times where Jerry has milk in his fridge, so he must h
-> > been kidding (as usual)...
-> > --JLR
->
-> I remember one episode where George asks Jerry if he'd like to grab a
-> to eat, and Jerry replies, "Nah, I just had a big bowl of Kix." I'm
-> assuming there was also milk in the bowl, so is was probably a joke.
->
-> Arwen
->
-> --
-> Arwen Elys Dayton
-> a...@revisited.com http://www.earthlink.net/~aed/ahp.html
->
-> REVISITED, my online pub Best of the Usenet Signatures
-> http://www.earthlink.net/~aed www.earthlink.net/~aed/sigsmain.html
It wasn't Elaine he said that he was lactose intolerant to; it was a
woman he was dating. And he said it as a joke, following it up with
something like "I'm very intolerant of lactose, I have no patience for
it at all." He was just fooling.
anthony dagostino
Maybe he pours orange juice on his breakfast flakes. There are also
products such as Lact-Aid that allow
lactose intolerant people to drink milk.
Bao Hoang
Lidia LoPinto wrote:
>
> keith <ke...@mail.ameritel.net> writes:
> > i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover jerry
> > claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this a writer slip
> > up?
> >
FYI, there's milk you can buy for lactose intolerant people. Those people,
like my parents, who just won't stand for lactose.
Susan H. Golden
In <31C571...@bhoang.itg.ti.com> Bao Hoang
<bho...@bhoang.itg.ti.com> writes:
>
>Lidia LoPinto wrote:
>>
>> keith <ke...@mail.ameritel.net> writes:
>> > i just noticed this the other day but. how come the cereal lover
jerry claimed to elaine that he was lactose intolerent? is this a
writer slip up?
Jerry was telling his girlfriend-of-the-episode (who liked the Dockers
commercial) that he had NEVER seen an episode of "I Love Lucy," and
that he was lactose-intolerant. Do you suppose he was pulling her leg?
--Susan
Brendan Graham Collins
Speaking of milk and breakfast cereals...
Has anyone else notices that the boxes of cereal in Jerry's cupboards
never seem to change position very frequently? Mine do, and I eat cereal
even less than Jerry does... what's that all about?
(I love noticing small stuff like that! It gives me something to do with
my life!! :-)
Brendan
Derek Mandery
In <Pine.OSF.3.91.96062...@plato.ucs.mun.ca>, Brendan Graham Collins <r55...@morgan.ucs.mun.ca> writes:
(Original Post Below)
2 Points about Seinfeld and cereal:
1) On Entertainment Tonight, Jerry was making fun of John Tesh because John liked
to eat his cereal with water. Jerry remarked that cereal needed to be eaten with a
denser liquid (i.e. milk) than water. At least that shows what Jerry's preference is,
though that may not necessarily carry over to the TV shows' Jerry.
Also, I have once mistakenly added water to my cereal (it was early, and both the
milk and water were in similair gallon containers). I thought it was horrible.
2) On either ET or Extra, there was a segment about Seinfeld, and I believe they
mentioned that one of the people on the set was in charge of the cereal cabinet.
They showed how she made sure the boxes were in order (alphabetical I think),
as well as there being cereal in there.
(The person was also in charge of other features of the set as well).
Derek
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Monty D. Martin
Brendan Graham Collins <r55...@morgan.ucs.mun.ca> wrote:
>Speaking of milk and breakfast cereals...
>Has anyone else notices that the boxes of cereal in Jerry's cupboards
>never seem to change position very frequently? Mine do, and I eat cereal
>even less than Jerry does... what's that all about?
I eat cereal for breakfast every morning and usually have about 8-10
boxes in the cupboard. Mine are always in the same position because
when I pour a bowl of cereal I put the box back in the space it came
from. Granted, when I buy new boxes, they don't get put in in any
particular order, but you have to remember, Jerry is a neat freak and
alphabetizes his cereal.
Monty
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Hydraponic
with the joke that follows his statement of being lactose intolerant, one
can only assume that he was meant, "he had no tolerance for lactose." he
disliked it. This is the only explanation.
Hydraponic
In the season finale, the waitress says his usual is a bowl of cheerios, a
little milk...also, he tells Wynona, the Native american friend of
Elaine's, that he is lactose intolerant.
"I have no patience for lactose, and I won't stand for it."
g.bar...@library.uq.edu.au
In response to your question about Jerry's cereal never changing
position - it is because the boxes are arranged alphabetically. (Don't
ask me how I know that - I must have read it somewhere.)
Mairi
Susan H. Golden
In <4qeuhc$j...@newsbf02.news.aol.com> hydra...@aol.com (Hydraponic)
writes:
the episode where Jerry was dating the woman who liked the Dockers
commercials. He said something to her like, "I've never, ever seen an
episode of 'I Love Lucy.' And I'm lactose intolerant...I have no
patience for lactose..."
It seemed to me that he was putting her by making the statement that he
was lactose intolerant, since it followed the line about never having
seen an episode of "I Love Lucy." It's hard to imagine that anyone his
age who grew up with a TV never saw an episode of "I Love Lucy,"
especially a comedian!
--Susan
g.bar...@library.uq.edu.au
g.bar...@library.uq.edu.au
Beddingfield
In article <4qc5vu$c...@nnrp1.news.primenet.com>,
car...@primenet.com (Monty D. Martin) wrote:
>Brendan Graham Collins <r55...@morgan.ucs.mun.ca> wrote:
>
>
>>Speaking of milk and breakfast cereals...
>>Has anyone else notices that the boxes of cereal in Jerry's cupboards
>>never seem to change position very frequently? Mine do, and I eat cereal
>>even less than Jerry does... what's that all about?
>
>I eat cereal for breakfast every morning and usually have about 8-10
>boxes in the cupboard. Mine are always in the same position because
>when I pour a bowl of cereal I put the box back in the space it came
>from. Granted, when I buy new boxes, they don't get put in in any
>particular order, but you have to remember, Jerry is a neat freak and
>alphabetizes his cereal.
>
>
>
That's true. Jerry is thin, single, and neat! Not that there's anything
wrong with that. ;-)
Jessica564
I saw an Oprah a few weeks ago where they were talking about people who
have really cool jobs. They showed this lady whose job was to alphabatize
the cereal boxes in Jerry's kitchen and make sure there was enough food in
the fridge for each taping. What an easy job!
Justin Tribble
hab...@jaxnet.com (Beddingfield) wrote:
Maybe Jerry is so neat he arranges the boxes to fit the same space
ever time he eats.
lee brimelow
Did you ever notice that Jerry has a Macintosh
computer but displayed on the desk is a copy of Microsoft
Windows.
Wierd Huh?
Lee Brimelow.
Mitchell Virchick P225
Yeah, like really spooky, man...