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I was wondering why I’m the only one posting. It’s because you lazy louts are all sleeping, because you’re too lazy to come to alaska with me where it’s only 20 to 8 and I’m starting to think about davening mincha on the porch.
We’re dumbstruck with jealousy, is all.
No women up there, huh?
We’re all up Pesach cleaning/cooking.
you spelled “night” incorrectly. it’s night, not knight. just saying. 😉
“middle of the knight “
I thought we could have a discussion about chess (well, politics is getting boring)
It’s not the middle of the night in Vegas!
By now its the middle of the night even in Vegas. You probably just can’t tell because of all the marquees.
11:20 is the middle of the night?
It’s never the middle of the night when your in the casino time has no meaning.
isn’t it?
um…by definition…doesn’t “middle of the night” have to come AFTER midnight??
what’s midnight? Isn’t that mid-night, as in middle of the night?
Is “middle” a point or merely the space between two ends?
That was kinda what I had in mind. I think of midnight as the middle of the night (for obvious reasons) and so I think of 11:30 as being in that “middle of the night” range. But I guess if you think in terms of someone who goes to sleep at 1 or so and wakes at 7, it wouldn’t be middle until about 4.
What did you have in mind for middle, jf?
Torah – I think the middle of the knight is the belly button.
Certainly no earlier than midnight and really more in the 2-4 A.M. range.
”the belly button” lol
Actually, the middle of the knight is more like his shoulder, because that’s where a man’s center of gravity is. A woman’s center of gravity is at her hips, so the belly button would be (approximately) the middle of the damsel.
Actually the center of gravity is not about middle. The middle of a thing would usually refer to a spatial middle unless otherwise specified. Just curious, are you really this nit picky or are you just being tongue in cheek?
The original comment was tongue in cheek; so was my modification. Sorry if that wasn’t clear.
Oh, I’m so glad! Sorry I didn’t chap – you do a great deadpan.
Forsooth! May ye knight passeth speedily upon thy brows. Methinks I posteth from the Holy Land yonder, so that I posteth at knight-time only. Indeed it is such, as it was in days past. Egad!
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