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Clips from Seinfeld - The Library (S03E03)
"Dummy feet never look really right, do they?"
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"An overdue book from 1971?"
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"Bye."
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"- What's the problem? - This, you're not gonna believe."
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"...says that I took out Tropic of Cancer in 1971..."
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"It's George. Wait till he finds out we're going to the library. He'll be thrilled."
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"...attached to those huge wooden sticks..."
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"...trying to save a quarter."
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"Look, I gotta go to the library. You wanna go?"
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"Yeah, yeah. Let's go."
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"This woman's completely ignoring me."
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"...there was a boy. It didn't work out."
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"So now she needs a little tenderness. She needs a little understanding."
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"Needs a little Kramer, huh?"
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"- Yes? - Yeah, I called before."
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"I got this notice in the mail."
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"Tropic of Cancer. Henry Miller."
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"That's amazing."
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"Jerry."
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"...screaming obscenities and doing callisthenics?"
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"- Heyman? Are you sure? - He's older..."
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"George got him fired. He squealed on him."
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"- Oh, tattletale. - I didn't tattle."
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"Well, what did this guy do? What happened?"
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"He's out on a case? He actually goes out on cases?"
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"All right. Thanks."
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"You don't know. You see, I don't know anything..."
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"Hurts your teeth."
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"He never likes anything I recommend, and then that lunch thing."
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"I remember he made you wear a jock on your head for a whole class."
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"As I said, the guy had it in for me."
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"Why do they call it a wedgie?"
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"...wedges in."
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"- Boys are sick. - Well, what do girls do?"
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"I gotta find out if I'm the guy that ruined his life."
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"Hey, babaloo, you better get home."
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"This guy Bookman from the library, he's waiting for you."
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"...that would let you borrow any of his stuff if you would just be his friend."
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"- Cup of tea? - Got any coffee?"
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"- No instant coffee? - Well, I don't-"
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"- Who doesn't have instant coffee? - I don't."
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"Buy a jar of Folgers crystals, put it in the cupboard, you forget about it."
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"Rock was never my bag."
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"But you put on a pair of shoes in the New York Public Library, fella."
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"I looked it up. Sure enough, it checked out."
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"But that means a lot to me. One whole hell of a lot."
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"Sure, go ahead. Laugh if you want to. I've seen your type before."
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"Maybe we can live without libraries, people like you and me. Maybe."
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"...and finding drawings of pee-pees and wee-wees..."
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"...to read a book without getting his mind warped."
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"There's no way I'm paying that! I returned that book in 1971!"
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"Becker, Becker..."
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"I remember it like it was yesterday."
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"I always chewed Dentyne."
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"- Tropic of Cancer. - No."
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"...as I have learned from bitter experience..."
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"Don't let anybody see it. Don't let anything happen to it."
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"Jerry, it's me, George. Don't worry. I'll return it tomorrow."
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"Might be the saviour"
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"Or a garden pest"
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"- Hello! - Hello!"
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"- Hello! - Hello!"
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"- Hello! - Hello."
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"We didn't know anything about her private life."
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"She didn't have a private life."
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"When you think about that, think about this:"
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"Maybe I'm getting a wedgie."
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"Remember that biography I recommended?"
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"- My boss hated it! - I'm right here."
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"Oh, sorry."
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"- Remember that Columbus book? - Columbus. Eurotrash."
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"- Him? Him who? - Him who?"
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"...it's me, George Costanza."
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"Don't you remember? You kept begging me to see it."
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"You were supposed to return it."
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"Your underwear was sticking out of your shorts during gym class."
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"Anyway, I hope there's no hard feelings."
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"- I wonder what happened to him. - I guess we'll never know."
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"Can't stand you. Can't stand you."
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"Any day that you had gym..."
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"...was a weird school day."
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"You know what I mean? It started off kind of normal."
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"Teachers are yelling at you, Where's your jockstrap? You know."
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"Does it seem to you that the ventriloquist dummy..."
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"...has a very active sexual, social life?"
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"He's always talking about dates and women that he knows..."
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"There's always a sawdust joke in there somewhere, you know."
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"He says kinky things, because he's made out of wood..."
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"We're somehow expected to believe..."
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"...because the face is so animated..."
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"...they think we're not noticing the feet are just swinging there."
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"Let me speak with the head librarian. It's absurd."
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"This is a joke, right? What are you, from a radio station?"
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"Okay, you got me. I fell for it."
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"All right. Okay."
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"The New York Public Library..."
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"...and never returned it."
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"If it's a dime a day, it could be 100,000."
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"It's not gonna be anything."
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"She wore this orange dress. It's the first time I saw her in a dress like that."
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"I'd known her since ninth grade. She was developing this body in secret..."
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"And then one day..."
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"- It's burned in my memory. - Oh, memory burn, huh?"
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"- I wonder whatever happened to her. - How did they find you?"
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"The whole thing's completely ridiculous."
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"- You know, I never got a library card. - I'm coming down."
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"It's all a bunch of cheapskates in there anyway."
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"The Dewey Decimal System. What a scam that was."
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"Boy, this Dewey guy really cleaned up on that deal."
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"Where's George?"
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"Look. Trying to save a quarter."
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"I kind of like those sticks. I'd like to get them in my house."
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"Look at her."
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"This is a lonely woman looking for companionship."
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"A spinster."
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"Maybe a virgin."
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"Then she'll need a little shot of penicillin."
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"Bookman?"
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"The library investigator's name is actually Bookman?"
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"- Come on. - It's true."
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