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yes, you’re hearing me right-
I think I’m flipping out.
How?
Well, after years of cynicism about the Kollel lifestyle (intermingled among cynicism about basically everything else), I’m about to come back from seminary (which is another depressing detail that I’m not going to get into) and….
I think I want to marry a Klei Kodesh.
Help! What’s happening to me? Have they washed my brain?
🙂
Welcome to the real world.
Now quick – get married before the grime starts building up again.
You are completely brainwashed.
“I think I want to marry a Klei Kodesh”
Isnt the word “Klei” plural?
You THINK you wish to marry such a person or you WANT to?
dy,
+1
however,, it is a davar yedua that you always marry someone who you have an aversion to
Wait, ca, doesn’t your wife read the cr?
Boy, are you in trouble.
lol
Why do you want to marry someone who is in klei kodesh?
coffee addict, that sounds like an incredibly idiotic thing to do.
dy,
lol (actually she doesnt anymore)
but i meant the type of person you have an aversion to
i always said how i wouldn’t marry someone from new york, and lo and behold i did
i know countless other stories
I just want a very specific kind of guy and I find that a certain kind of guy in a Klei Kodesh field is probably my best bet.
Welcome to the real world.
“Klei Kodesh field”
You looking for someone who makes religious articles?
kallah covers?
why? Change of heart? ;P
ITYS
You ought to be ashamed of yourself. This is the coffee room, not the initialism room.
What happens in coffee room stays in coffee room
“cij: yeah, I wanna marry a rich businessman with a summer home in the Alps and an apartment in the Old City.”
you do?
well do I have a boy for you!
“What happens in coffee room stays in coffee room”
So NOT true.
First of all, every time something here “happens” to me, or about me, I get calls from my family (in r.l. – yeah there’s life in r.l. too), and no, sometimes it’s not pretty..
Second of all, the mood and state of mind effected by comments, either for good or bad, linger long after one leaves. An uplifting, kind, good-hearted word extended to anyone lifts, brightens and soothes, the feeling lingers on. Same for the opposite.
Thirdly, I heard the Country Yossi takes “The Best of the CoffeeRoom ™ into their publication. (and no, I hardly think I ever graced it in)
You can want good middos and personality and still be a gold digger.
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