Seinfeld star Wayne Knight takes to Twitter to refute death hoax rumors

Daily Mail ^ | 16 March 2014 | Colette Fahy

[beethovenfan]

Oh the humanity!!

[GeronL]

“I am not dead, I just napped after lunch is all”

[martin_fierro]

Seinfeld star Wayne Knight takes to Twitter to refute death hoax rumors

And who among us has never had to do that.

[Intolerant in NJ]

Surprised he didn’t die years ago of a stroke - he was fabulous at getting himself worked up into a fit, red face and all, when needed - nothing funnier than when he’s asked about working in the post office - “aren’t those the guys who go crazy and shoot everybody?” - Newman pausing with a sinister look:”...sometimes - because the mail just keeps coming, you get it out and then there’s more, and you get it out and then there’s the Publisher’s Clearing House, and.....”

[re_nortex]

Wayne Knight is nothing more than a union thug. In September 2012, he stated:

Being a union member, I feel for them [postal workers]. Whether I was playing an iconic character or not, it's not that easy a life. And it's certainly not that easy a life when you turn the corner at 50 or so and it's coming to an end. My sympathies are with them. It's a rough life but it's a good job, because it's a government job.

Since he's on the side of Big Labor racketeers in government unions wasting my tax dollars, I have no use for that vile creature.

[pallmallman]

That show was a masterpiece...Larry David or no...

[mikrofon]

And just into the 7th year of your “remission” now ....

[Borges]

All film and T.V. actors in film and TV are union. They can’t work otherwise. With stage acting you can still get by without being a member of Equity (stage actors union).

[re_nortex]

I'm familiar with the rules in a closed shop state. Almost 40 years ago, I was forced to join a union in Pennsylvania in order to work. I -- a newbie at plant -- then led a crusade to bust the union along with other Conservatives and Christians who hated Big Labor thuggery as much as I. The joy was sublime when the NLRB election was held and we -- albeit narrowly -- broke the stranglehold imposed by unions goons.

Productivity increased and profits rose as the outmoded union workrules and regulations were tossed overboard. And those profits did trickle down to us in the form of a fatter paycheck. The deadwood fatherbeddding "workers" were all fired, some of whom had more than 30 years of "service" with the company. Yes, I'll confess to a great measure of glee when those grizzled old unionistas were escorted out the door. So much for their precious thug-protected seniority and tenure.

I hate all unions...government or otherwise. I also despise the minimum wage but that's a topic for a whole 'nother thread when I lambast the vile Frances Perkins of the New Deal era. She, as much as anyone, is why America's economy is not the juggernaut it rightfully ought to be.