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Jerry Seinfeld Joins Twitter

Jerry Seinfeld

First Posted: 07/16/11 12:14 AM ET Updated: 09/14/11 06:12 AM ET

Hello, Jerry.

Twitter has become the domain for standup comedians, writers and celebrities to work out their best jokes and amass virtual applause in the form of retweets. It's time for them to up their game: the mind behind the greatest sitcom of all time has joined the fray.

Jerry Seinfeld, who has slowly dipped back into the spotlight after a decade-plus absence following the end of "Seinfeld," is now on Twitter, sending funny missives from the username @SeinTime.

"Greetings Tweetarians! I have just landed on your Planet. This could be my last Tweet," he wrote around 5pm EST on Friday. Luckily, it wasn't his last tweet -- he's up to three as of this moment! -- though he's thus far only talking about quitting things. Quite the meta statement from the funnyman.

Of course, let's hope this classic line from his show doesn't hold true: "I learned something. Letting my emotions out was the best thing that's ever happened to me. Sure, I'm not funny anymore. There's more to life than making shallow, fairly obvious observations."

Because really, what else is Twitter for?

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Hello, Jerry. Twitter has become the domain for standup comedians, writers and celebrities to work out their best jokes and amass virtual applause in the form of retweets. It's time for them to up ...
Hello, Jerry. Twitter has become the domain for standup comedians, writers and celebrities to work out their best jokes and amass virtual applause in the form of retweets. It's time for them to up ...
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LindyK
08:33 AM on 07/18/2011
Uh, Jerry Seinfeld is not "the mind behind the greatest sitcom of all time." Larry David is. Jerry was merely the star.
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tanya11111
appraiser of folly
07:44 AM on 07/18/2011
twitter is the perfect medium for him to elucidate how unfunny he is without larry david. see his stand up for details.
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SteveDenver
Progressive and liberal, just like Jesus Christ.
11:35 PM on 07/17/2011
Funniest thing I've heard from Jerry in a long time.
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kelly1956
Liberal and proud of it!
10:12 PM on 07/17/2011
I like Jerry's standup. Have you seen "I'm Telling You For The Last Time?" He can be very funny...
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abuckley23
Visit me at Planet Kibi!! Google it!
04:19 PM on 07/17/2011
"What's the deal with Twitter...?"
10:32 AM on 07/17/2011
The worst thing about Seinfeld was Jerry Seinfeld. All of the other characters were way better, way funnier.
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yoyo1900
03:59 PM on 07/17/2011
I thought that Elaine was the funniest of them all.
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Dan Same
07:20 PM on 07/17/2011
I don't think he was ever meant to be the funniest one. I always thought of him as the straight man, who was occasionally hilarious, but usually left it to the others.
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tanya11111
appraiser of folly
10:15 AM on 07/17/2011
Yes, please prove to the world how annoying you are when you are not Larry David's mouthpiece. Larry David is brilliant, this guy is a moderately talented line reader. See his stand up for details.
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Warren Mart
Why can't we be friends
03:00 AM on 07/17/2011
Seinfeld sucks
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Vic22
"I write to make it right, don't like what I see"
11:59 PM on 07/16/2011
Part of me thinks Sienfeld got extremely lucky. His stand ups at the beginning of his shows were never very good. I just think he made a great vehicle for the genius of Larry David to work through. Now that Larry had Curb, Jerry is no longer needed
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Dan Same
07:22 PM on 07/17/2011
I never liked Curb... I always thought it was a narcissistic vehicle in which David could see how unpleasant he could be.

Disagree about Jerry's standup BTW. If you watch some of his stand ups, independently of the show, I think it's brilliant. But then, I also loved many of his stand ups on the show as well.
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Vic22
"I write to make it right, don't like what I see"
08:28 PM on 07/17/2011
You should give it another chance. I think one of the endearing qualities about it is how Larry is quite often the victim of the most absurd circumstances, and isnt trying to be unpleasant. He's also very self deprecating, and often comes out on the bottom. Gotta respect someone who doesnt make themselves the hero all the time
11:24 PM on 07/16/2011
not that there is anything wrong with that
08:40 PM on 07/16/2011
At last, a tweet about nothing...
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DreDay13
Place your bets...
07:39 PM on 07/16/2011
HELLLOOO!!!!
05:44 PM on 07/16/2011
I can speak from experience... this is not a nice person, but he too will be speaking to himself, out loud, in the air. Who has time for all these twits?
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stanschurman
07:50 PM on 07/16/2011
So, elaborate otherwise how do we know you have any first hand knowledge of whether or not he's a "nice person".
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MiaisAwesome
Live free or die trying
04:49 PM on 07/16/2011
Can you imagine how many millions he rakes in a year from Syndication and DVD?! Probably about 60 million, this man need not do anything else with his life.
05:45 PM on 07/16/2011
This benefits the entire human race by keeping him out of our hair.
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Warren Mart
Why can't we be friends
03:02 AM on 07/17/2011
You are correct sir
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