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  2. 48 votes, 14 comments. 494K subscribers in the seinfeld community. Hellllloooooooo! A reddit all about Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer. Don't forget…

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    Often described as "a show about nothing," Seinfeld mines the humor in life's mundane situations like waiting in line, searching for a lost item, or the trials and tribulations of dating.

    • “Move Along, Betty”
    • “Yada, Yada”
    • “Giddy Up”
    • “Time to Shut Down and Retool”
    • “That’s A Shame”
    • “Hello, Newman”
    • “Look Away, I’m Hideous”
    • “You…Must…Go…Now”
    • “We Are Living in A Society Here”
    • “I mean, When You Subtract Out Showers and Meals, It’S Like 20 Minutes”

    How many times has someone clogged up the aisle at Target or slowed down to a death crawl in traffic and in your head you’ve muttered, “Move along, Betty.” This line comes from Kramer’s revolt against the post office and an elderly woman questions Kramer’s use of a bucket over a postal worker’s head. Kramer gets annoyed and tells the old woman, “Mo...

    The famous “Yada, yada” line was introduced by one of George’s girlfriends who had a habit of skipping over pertinent details by saying, “Yada, yada.” Probably the best part of this quote is when Elaine explains that she went on a date, had lobster bisque, yada, yada’d sex and she never heard from the guy again. Jerry exclaims, “But you yada, yada’...

    This Kramer-ism needs no explanation. “Giddy up” was Kramer’s way of saying, “You know it,” “Let’s do this,” and “Yes.” He answered pretty much any query that required an affirmative response with, “Giddy up.” It’s also fun to answer the phone with this, or the lesser known “Go for (insert your name here).”

    Season 9, Episode 6 brought us (arguably) the best Seinfeldepisode ever. Kramer finds a Merv Griffin set in the trash, sets it up in his apartment and proceeds to host fake talk shows. When his format takes a turn for the worse, we see Kramer and Newman discussing alternate formats. Kramer yanks the lights and says, “We need to shut down and retool...

    The best part about this highly usable quote is its sarcastic delivery. Each time it is used in a Seinfeldepisode, it is delivered with complete indifference and lacks any trace of sympathy. That’s what makes it so valuable. The next time one of your kids says, “Mom, we’re out of cookies” (or whatever), try a quick, simple, insincere, “That’s a sha...

    To use this quote effectively, you must draw out the “hello” and be snappy with the person’s name. We all have a Newman in our lives — an irksome presence that we have to tolerate for the sake of harmony in our social or work circle. Let’s say your work nemesis’ name is James. Nothing is more satisfying than saying, “Hellooooo, James,” with a disgr...

    After an all-night smoking and poker party, Kramer’s face looks like (in the words of Jerry) “an old catcher’s mitt.” After Kramer realizes he looks all “crinkly and craggly,” he tells Jerry, “Look away, I’m hideous.” This is a perfect go-to if you’re hung over, sick or just have a case of the screw-its in the hygiene department. www.youtube.com/em...

    When Jerry and George try to pitch the pilot of their show about nothing to “Nakahama Broadcasting” the executives tell them, “You…must…go…now.” If you aren’t using this several times a day, you’re doing it wrong.

    “We are living in a society here,” is one of George’s favorite go-to places any time he feels he’s been slighted or wronged. If this isn’t applicable to our daily lives, what is? This is extremely satisfying to say when someone acts in an ill-mannered fashion.

    When Jerry takes Elaine to Florida to visit his parents, Elaine is miserable. She throws her back out from sleeping on the Seinfelds’ ancient pull-out mattress, and Mrs. Seinfeld refuses to turn on the air conditioner. When Jerry tells Elaine their stay has been extended, he tries to make her feel better by saying, “I mean, when you subtract out sh...

  4. Mar 14, 2011 · 80K views 13 years ago. George telling Jerry that it may have moved during a massage. ...more.

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  5. A reddit all about Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer. Don't forget Uncle Leo!!

  6. Seinfeld (1989) - S09E05 The Junk Mail clip with quote Move it along Betty Yarn is the best search for video clips by quote. Find the exact moment in a TV show, movie, or music video you want to share. Easily move forward or backward to get to the perfect clip.

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