im writing a seinfeld story (long story there), and i need 2 fill in 3 blanks.

[Kramer and george are walking down the street, and george is tired]
Kramer: Aww, quit complaining. Look, there's a pie stand. I'll buy one for us.
George[mutters an insult]: ___________________________


[Kramer just burst into Jerry's apartment]
George: Who was that on the phone, Jerry?
Jerry: Elaine...she's going back to school.
Kramer: Who cares about that! Guess what I heard?
George[insults]: _____________________________


and at the ending, the entire gang is arguing about something stupid. the ending credit scene has newman doing that something stupid. so should i just end the actual ep w/ the gang arguing, or should i make one line just before the actual ep. ends?

thanks

I,m a little to alot confused. I guess I would have to read the actual story to get a feel to it.

In the woven together sein-style it's kind of hard to compose decent dialog when it's taken out of context, without the layers of the rest of the ep.

1. George muttering "you buy me something ... that would be a first"
or "a pie stand in the city, I wouldnt touch them, what flavor are they, smogberry?"

2. "That it was impolite to interupt when someone else is SPEAKING!?" He gets progressively louder until he is shouting.

3. I have no idea ;)