Today in Cultural Appropriation

Nobody's reading any rolled up messages in a knish

 

We know a little, you did make a comment about how your dad was to you. How our parents were, what it was like living with them, always affects our personality.

 

I recently saw "Murder on the Orient Express" and the woman who played Toby--she lost her toe and Kramer drove the bus like batman to get her to the hospital--was in it. She played the old lady, don't know the name. It was good, if it ever comes around, I recommend it.

 

One of the best lines in the entire series. The veracity with which she said that was pitch perfect.

 

Don't forget the kishkas, bubela.

 

Well, it sounded super tough in my head.

 

Here's my other random Seinfeldology "tie." My cousin's husband (who is named Frank Sinatra, no joke) is related to Jerry Levine, who played the store clerk in "The Big Salad" who was selling a mechanical pencil to Elaine on behalf of Mr. Pitt. The clerk tried to use the pencil – which was still on order – as leverage to ask Elaine out, but she gave him Jerry's phone number instead of her own. (Elaine was forever giving out fake numbers.)

More Jerry Levine trivia of broader general interest: 1) He played Stiles, the best friend of Michael J. Fox's character in the original Teen Wolf; 2) He is married to Nina Tassler, who for many years was the president of CBS Entertainment.

 

What are you looking at, Dicknose?

 

lol, just realized that "slanted" (and the usual suspects) liked this post. Amazing.
And still hoping you find your way back to the thread and respond to my post. You seemed to respond, unprompted, to my other posts the last week. So I will be waiting, still, to see if you are ok with someone using slanted--while referring to a thread concerning Asian people.

 

And just to piss off Buck some more, Mr. Pitt was a failed experiment that feel flat 90% of the time.

 

Cultural appropriation: IKEA edition.

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