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Kramer mentions that he just visited his dentist, Roy, and that he threw up from the gas. |
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George asks Elaine if she's ever seen Jerry throw up. They bond over the comedic back-biting of their common "friend." |
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George indicates that, after having had sex with a cleaning woman on his desk, he threw up from the Hennigan's scotch he had drank. |
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Kramer throws up on Susan (thanks Michael Hendren) |
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Reference to Kramer throwing up in The Pitch (thanks Michael Hendren) |
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Reference to Kramer throwing up in The Pitch (thanks Michael Hendren) |
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Reference to Kramer throwing up in The Pitch (thanks Michael Hendren) |
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Jerry, after eating a black-and-white cookie, feels like he's "got David Duke and Farrakhan down there." Needless to say, his vomit streak of fourteen years - from June 29th, 1980 - goes down the drain. |
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George mentions that he was throwing up all night from the sight of his father's large breasts. |
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To prove that former mental patient Lloyd Braun is perfectly sane for requesting a movie-house hot-dog, which the vendor indicates has been there "since the Silent Era," Kramer orders it for himself, and soon finds himself bringing it up on the sidewalk outside the theater. |
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Jerry, a passenger at the mercy of aggressive driver Elaine, thinks to himself that he's so car-sick that he's going to vomit. |
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Jerry is so repulsed by the thought of George being a closet Kenny Bania fan, he says that he's going to puke - to which George reveals that he thinks that "puke" is a funny word. Later in the episode, to a second comment by Jerry about being about to puke, Bania mentions that he, too, thinks that it is a funny word. |