You Don't Even Know What a Write-Off Is
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Awesome, but 7 pages? Maybe later.
Does he get into Kramer's tragedy of the commons by driving golf balls into the ocean, followed by George's division of labor as a marine biologist?
If I'd watched more than two episode of Seinfeld, this might be an interesting site.
Alas, there was grass growing, paint drying, World Cup Soccer, and Carrot Top performances all vying equally for my time. Seinfeld came in 5th,
Poor, wretched, ignorant soul.
Curb has ruined Seinfeld for me. Now I can watch the occasional episode, but I keep wishing LD would pop in with a pubic hair lodged in his throat.
That's the functional equivalent of saying you could've lost your virginity in college, but decided to keep it because there was an ultimate frisbee tournament.
No, but they do. And they're the ones writing it off!
I wish I could get the last 30 seconds of my life back.
Awesome find.