Mr. Seinfeld was known for fixing everyone's jokes, Mr. Sweedler said.
The move was, writes Mike Reiss on ESPN.com, an admission that New England can't fix everyone.
He fixes everyone with a chillingly shrewd, malevolent stare made even more disquieting by an unsettling Parkinson's disease tremor — an inspired touch.
He's both firefighter and air-traffic controller, he does the contracting for the wind turbines, sits on the local council, the island trust and the Crofting Commission, collects the rubbish, refuels and fixes everyone's cars and farm machinery, builds houses, does electrics, plumbing and stonemasonry, manages the lighthouse holiday cottages and takes tours of the light.
No, that's filled with crackpots on the left and right claiming that health care will fix everyone's problems automatically or destroy the country as soon as it's signed into law.
Black women have our own issues yet we're supposed to fix everyone else's.
I took on too much and tried to fix everyone's lives instead of concentrating on working on my own.
Mostly, we just want those people who want to fix everyone (our children) to look in the mirror, and maybe fix themselves first.
It was 20 years ago that Amy Heckerling's film Clueless updated Jane Austen's Emma, with Alicia Silverstone as a Beverly Hills teenager who thinks she can fix everyone.
I always want to remain my happy self, who sees the glass half full, is excited about everything, and fixes everyone else's problems.
