Which Seinfeld series catchphrase/s do you regularly or occasionally use ? (1 Viewer)

[George Lee]

I'm sure these aren't the exact quotes, but....

"The dingo ate her baby"

After someone sneezes, "You're so good looking"

 

[Seth--L]

"Yaddi yadda" is quite useful.

 

[Michael Ballack]

"Did your mommy lay your panties out for you"

J/k.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

"They're real, and they're spectacular".

"She's a low talker" when someone mumbles.

 

[RossH]

"Well, good luck with all THAT." - when wrapping up a phone conversation, or if there's an awkward pause

"Why don't you just tell me the name of the movie you would like to see?" - when navigating phone menus while on speakerphone and hit a wrong button

"Well pack your bags, we're goin' to 'see the baby'!" - when I'm sarcastic about having to go somewhere I'd rather not

I'm sure there's more, although I tend to quote "Office Space" and The Simpsons more frequently.

 

[WillG]

"Mr. Marbles?!!!"

 

[MishaLauenstein]

"Hi Schmoopie"

"And I'm an Architect"

When I went to see Jerry Seinfeld in concert and people started giving him the standing ovation I sat back for a few seconds, looked around and said out loud, "Oh, are we doing this?" and 'reluctantly' got to my feet. Of course I was the only one aware of my hilarious antics.

When I'm waiting in a restaurant for my table, every time the Maitre d' says someone's name, I follow it up with, "Cartwright? Cartwright?"

My TV Guide comes in the name of Art Vandelay. Take THAT Identity Thieves!

 

[Carlos Garcia]

Ask the 8 Ball!

 

[Roman-K]

No (insert anything here) for you.

 

[David Galindo]

"My TV Guide comes in the name of Art Vandelay. Take THAT Identity Thieves!"

Might have worked better if it was in George's fathers name.

 

[Colin Jacobson]

Hey, thanks for the great threadcrap!

Why would someone who hates Seinfeld come onto a thread that clearly is for fans of the show?

 

[Claude North]

Two of my faves are, "Lately, my brain has been...not good," and "I don't like jewelry on men."

Also, I have a tendency to sing, "Get well, get well soon, we want you to get well" at random moments.

And, back in the days when I worked, I often said, "I had to take a sick day, I'm so sick of those people!"

 

[Christian Preischl]

Well, being a DVD fan, obviously the expression I use the most is "double-dipping".

Chris