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Politics : Tell a joke - anything goes -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Stock Puppy who wrote (4959)	2/14/2019 5:48:47 PM
From: DMaA	1 Recommendation Recommended By Stock Puppy Respond to of 13782

I knew I'd seen this before. It was part of a Seinfeld episode. Any connoisseur of "Seinfeld" -- and there are a lot of us out there -- will remember the storyline to this Season 6 episode: Kramer goes to the DMV to pick up his new license plates. He’s mistakenly given someone else’s vanity plates that read “ASSMAN.” He’s convinced it belongs to a proctologist and drives around New York with the distinctive tags. The episode concludes with Kramer, Jerry and George in a proctologist’s office waiting room as George’s father is being treated for an unfortunate episode involving a backwards fall onto a miniature statue of Jerry made out of fusilli pasta (that’s a whole other story if you’ve never seen the episode.). Kramer spots a picture in the waiting room of a boat with the name “ASSMAN” on it. The proctologist then comes into the waiting room. Kramer confronts him, asking if he recently ordered a new license plate and whether he’s the “ASSMAN.” The proctologist winks. Since this episode aired, the idea of having vanity plates that read “ASSMAN” appeals to Seinfeld fans in certain circles the same way the idea of having the phone number “867-5309” probably once appealed to fans of Tommy Tutone, if such a demographic ever existed.