Who Said That?

"I was never that big on creeds."

You know the drill.  Leave your guess in the comments section below.  Answer to follow next week.

Update on Friday, July 31, 2009 at 06:31PM by Kim Riddlebarger

This memorable phrase was uttered by postal worker Newman in the Seinfeld episode when George must provide Steinbrenner with his daily Calzone for lunch.

Comments

[Bill Weber]

Robert Schuller? Sounds like something he might say.

[Ken Rapoza]

Doug Pagitt?

[Emmanuel Hechon]

Joel Osteen?

[pb]

Any number of Baptists I've encountered along the journey...?
Somewhat more seriously I'd guess Mr. Purpose Driven himself, Rick Warren.

["lee n. field"]

Jimmah Carter? Billy Graham? Rev. Rick? Could be any number of people.

[Brian @ voiceofthesheep]

Rick Warrren is infamous for his "deeds, not creeds" stand...and I'll attribute this to him as well.

[RK Brumbelow]

The postman guy from Seinfeld, I could look it up but that would involve googling it. I only remember this because reference was made to it in a conversation with a friend of mine in Saturday,

[Michael]

Yes RK Brumbleow is right! It was driving me crazy because I just heard that exact quote less than 2 days ago. It was Newman on Seinfeld during a conversation with George.

Of course it’s a pretty simple quote and could probably be attributed to a number of people.

[Zrim]

When George wants Newman to by him Steinbrenner's newfound favorite lunch, the Pizon. George can't buy the Pizon because he got caught trying to remove a tip from the tip jar, which he was giving in the first place to display his generosity. As is George's luck, the pizzeria owner didn't see George leaving the tip but looked in time to see George remove the money since his display went unnoticed, thus banned George because he thought he was stealing. George enlists Newman to purchase the Pizon since it's on his mailing route. Newman blackmails George to include food for Newman's lunches. George then catches Newman not on his route and making the needed purchases to appease his crazy boss. Newman claims he doesn't work when it's raining and George confronts Newman with the classic postman creed, at which point Newman goes all pietist.

[Lloyd Cadle]

Rick Warren

[pb]

Zrim, you are a wonder! I thought I was the only one whose head was crammed with such a jumble of information, apparently unrelated until moments like these...

[dsanger]

Pelagius?

[Jason]

Scott Stapp

[Alan Kurschner]

Obama?

[Rick]

"come rain, come snow,come...IT'S THE FIRST ONE!!!"

[Craig B]

Douglas Wilson?

[Wesley]

Britney Spears

[Michael]

¿Didn't Newman say this to George Castanza?

[Alec]

Zrim?

[Bill Weber]

I am ashamed. I've seen every Seinfeld episode at least twice and missed it!