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The reason most kids go off the derech is because Jewish stores sell clothing that isn’t tznius.
42
Someone beat me to the answer and said 42
LevAryehBoy,
Sarcasm or are you serious?
LAB: Strangely profound.
Am I s l o w ?
Could anyone kindly care to explain to me what in heaven’s name is going on here. Hey.. no secrets.
Could anyone kindly care to explain to me what in heaven’s name is going on here. Hey.. no secrets.
Read “The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy.”
The Wolf
1. No-one will ever care about your problems as deeply and as urgently as you do.
2. 42
Is levaryehboy a spoof of levaryeh or did he change his name? mods?
he asked us to change his name
Oh Shrek, I think the correct advice for a pure neshama such as you would be not to read those books although it will give you the answer, or perhaps the question.
Jewish stores are Mostly Harmless, but some are not.
But one cannot know the question and the answer at the same time. 🙂
woah I’m completely confused by all these comments
try2,
me two
and 42 – I wish I had a pure neshamah, I’m trying, everyone’s trying, it’s Ellul isn’t it?
42 is a joke, It was the answer to everything and anything in the Book Hitchikers guide to the Galaxy
Ohh…I totally thought it was a different user!!
so did I. But I am guessing this was his response to the poster who insinuated he was too young to comment on something in that thread. (right?)
i figured. sounding like you speak for an institutuion could end badly.
The clothing is not Tznius-dik. Tznius-DIK! Why is it so hard for people to stop saying tznius when they mean to say tzniusdik? You are grammatically challenged, people!!!!!!!!! 🙁
Oomis – It should probably read, “The clothing is not tzanua,” since it is a Hebrew word. ‘Tznius-dik’ is simply the Yiddish equivalent of saying “Tzniusy” in English to describe a quality embodied in a fully Hebrew word.
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