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Massive boby, tiny head....so....shrunken head syndrome, ala primitive tribes keeping the heads of warriors of foes. One for the young ones to think about.
Massive boby, tiny head....so....shrunken head syndrome, ala primitive tribes keeping the heads of warriors of foes. One for the young ones to think about.
More Canoe.
Alcohol never solved any life problems.....then again neither did milk.
Mr. Lippman (played by Harris Shore in "The Library", then by Richard Fancy): Elaine Benes' boss at Pendant Publishing. Briefly hired and fired George over inappropriate relations in his office with the cleaning woman. He is a fan of cigar store Indians and plans to publish Kramer's coffee-table book about coffee tables. He blew a big deal with a Japanese firm due to his refusal to shake hands with the head Japanese executive because he (Lippman) had sneezed into his own hands. The perceived insult led to the demise of Pendant Publishing. Later, Lippman finds work in publishing at another company, Pundit Publishing which picks up J. Peterman's autobiography. Soon after, Lippman opens up a muffin shop called Top of the Muffin to You! stealing an idea from Elaine to sell only the tops of muffins. The store fails miserably until Lippman offers Elaine 30% of the store's money profit in order for her to help him with the store. Elaine suggests to Lippman that instead of just baking the muffin tops, that he bake the whole muffin and then pop the top off the muffin. After Lippman makes this change, the store begins to get favourable status and many customers. Since the "stumps" of the muffins were useless, they gave bags of them to a homeless shelter. However, a worker from the shelter comes by the store, criticizing Lippman and Elaine for being inconsiderate of the homeless, and claiming that the homeless did not like nor want them anymore. After numerous attempts of trying to get rid of the stumps, including Kramer unsuccessfully trying to bring the stumps to a garbage dump, and having Newman eat the stumps himself. It is not known if Newman succeeded in doing this. However, whether he did or not, it is likely that the store eventually and ultimately went out of business, having Lippman failing once again.
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