The Yankees have announced that Aug. 27 will be "George Costanza Calzone Bobblehead Night" at Yankee Stadium.

The next installment of the Constanza Bobblehead Universe features the "Seinfeld" character in a Yankees letterman jacket and holding a half-eaten calzone with both hands. The fan giveaway item is a play on the classic Season 7 episode titled "The Calzone," which first aired in 1996."
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bearister said:

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The Yankees have announced that Aug. 27 will be "George Costanza Calzone Bobblehead Night" at Yankee Stadium.

The next installment of the Constanza Bobblehead Universe features the "Seinfeld" character in a Yankees letterman jacket and holding a half-eaten calzone with both hands. The fan giveaway item is a play on the classic Season 7 episode titled "The Calzone," which first aired in 1996."
NYT

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Is this episode available anywhere? I'd love to see it.

Well, you can either get lucky catching the episode for free on cable or pay to get episodes on Netflix, Prime or YouTube.

This 5 minute video is the heart and soul of The Calzone episode:



* While actor Lee Bear played the physical body double seen from behind, Larry David provided the manic, fast-talking voice for "Big Stein"

bearister said:

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Well, you can either get lucky catching the episode for free on cable or pay to get episodes on Netflix, Prime or YouTube.

This 5 minute video is the heart and soul of The Calzone episode:



* While actor Lee Bear played the physical body double seen from behind, Larry David provided the manic, fast-talking voice for "Big Stein"

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Thanks. You're the best.

SFCB

PS: Lee Bear. I looked him up. I was hoping he did not go through life known only as "the physical body double seen from behind" of anyone I can think of.

Lee Bear doesn't have it as tough as Matt Baker, who was in Snakes on a Plane:

What happened to the squirrel?



Dude let it escape in the undercarriage of Tiger Stadium

It takes an independent politician not beholden to either of the two main US political parties to speak about something that is common sense good for the voters, but not good for corporations

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The idea is to boost sales by forcing consumers to replace their electronics more often.

If elected, I'd support strong right to repair legislation, but also work with the FTC to go after this unfair and deceptive business practice.

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You used to be able to take the back of your phone off, replace the battery, and you’d be good for another few years. Now, manufacturers like Apple not only work to block independent repair, but design their products to have a shorter lifespan. The idea is to boost sales by… pic.twitter.com/2MtWkN17gs

— Dan Osborn (@osbornforne) July 25, 2026

China waiting money that could otherwise be spent on pointless wars in Ukraine, Gaza, and Iran

It’s actually gross the amount of money China spends on things like unlimited clean energy for its citizens when it could be sending that money to Israel instead. https://t.co/FbQ8bUuipe

— ADAM (@adamemedia1) July 28, 2026

That interview on Fox didn't go as planned...

Fox News wrapped this segment REAL quick https://t.co/MTTXPpGlkM

— Krystal Ball (@krystalball) July 30, 2026

~ Kinks best songs, ranked

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/jul/30/the-kinks-40-greatest-songs-ranked

Aunburdened said:

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It takes an independent politician not beholden to either of the two main US political parties to speak about something that is common sense good for the voters, but not good for corporations

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The idea is to boost sales by forcing consumers to replace their electronics more often.

If elected, I'd support strong right to repair legislation, but also work with the FTC to go after this unfair and deceptive business practice.

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You used to be able to take the back of your phone off, replace the battery, and you’d be good for another few years. Now, manufacturers like Apple not only work to block independent repair, but design their products to have a shorter lifespan. The idea is to boost sales by… pic.twitter.com/2MtWkN17gs

— Dan Osborn (@osbornforne) July 25, 2026

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That's because they have duopoly power. If you are in the iPhone sphere, trained where to tap, you're 95% gonna stay. That's a monopoly.

In a competitive marketplace it would be different.

prospeCt said:

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~ Kinks best songs, ranked

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/jul/30/the-kinks-40-greatest-songs-ranked

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# 23 is my favorite. I bought the album it is on when I was 17:

Muswell Hillbillies (1971)

I saw the Kinks at the Berkeley Community Theater in June, 1978 and saw Ray Davies (with a tight supporting band) at Mountain Winery in 2014.



*One of the first British bands to sing in their normal accents.

Cal88 said:

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That interview on Fox didn't go as planned...

Fox News wrapped this segment REAL quick https://t.co/MTTXPpGlkM

— Krystal Ball (@krystalball) July 30, 2026

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that was right on the money

Blanche being weird, do MAGAs support such dishonesty and tomfoolery?

https://abovethelaw.com/2026/07/todd-blanches-confirmation-vote-gets-postponed-because-he-just-wont-put-his-promises-in-writing/?utm_campaign=Above%20the%20Law%20Daily&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--hMXZwNO-dsbrzBOV6LvL1rIADhXLxWSFpjZammC-ndCn4lxPfv_p_suAQN-oQRfeuVO-vcM7n25pWhy8WvBGjWGgxQA&_hsmi=431005497&utm_content=431005497&utm_source=hs_email

In a culture war that pits Good vs Evil, the end justifies the means.*


*…and the perks of corruption are justifiable like paying a worker minimum wage or legitimately earned overtime pay.
Translation: Trump and his family are filching only what they are justly entitled to because of the fantastic job they are doing saving America.

~ this cat booked, managed Berkeley Square; saw the great Graham Parker there later 80s, bought the cassette at Rasputin's


https://www.sfgate.com/sf-culture/article/berkeley-bailey-pendergrass-obituary-22364462.php




https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20742180-the-thirsty-muse

Yeah you described the own the libs loser MAGAs to a T there

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