The Worlds Are Colliding!

Isn't Facebook great? You get to find out which "friend" loves eighties music, which one just bought some fresh peaches at a farmer's market and which one needs to be "defriended" immediately (vampire porn?!).

The trouble arrives when your worlds intersect. I'm convinced that Seinfeld writers were well ahead of their time when they wrote The Pool Guy episode. George knew that he must keep work, relationships and play apart. It might be the only insight the poor fatty had on the show, but what an insight it was. Haven't seen the episode? Here's a quick taste. Kramer is explaining George's hesitation to let his girlfriend hang out with the gang:

KRAMER: Jerry, don't you see? This world here, this is George's sanctuary. If Susan comes into contact with this world, his worlds collide. You know what happens then? Ka shha shha shha pkooo!

But, what am I doing? Kramer is just a messenger. George phrases it much more eloquently:



I truly wish this girl was into Seinfeld (the show, not the whiny unfunny man):

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