Seinfood Posters
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Monk's Cafe, maybe the most famous generic diner facade in human history.
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George's fantasy was finally realized in the episode The Blood: watching TV, eating salted cured meats, and having sex all at once.
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Perhaps the greatest thing George ever did for the Yankees front office was to introduce the eating of candy with a knife and fork.
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None.
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The line that Kramer got in a Woody Allen film became the rallying cry for the entire episode: "These pretzels are making me thirsty."
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The line that prompted George's storied zinger: "The Jerk Store called and they're running out of you."
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Why don't they call it Roundtine?
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Kramerica Industries was founded on several truly fabulous ideas, but none so rich as this combination of ketchup and mustard.
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The marble rye might be my favorite of all of Shah's prints.
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The black and white cookie, symbol of racial friendship, turned out to be "like David Duke and Farrakhan" in Jerry's stomach. The vomit streak was over.
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Kramer loved his Beef-A-Reeno until he started feeding it to Rusty, the horse that pulled the hansom cab he was driving through Central Park.
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