General Shmooze 2

she’s probably trying to get ICOT to teach her another thing to teach moish.$

ames – I’m here. 🙂

ames, I read it. Whaddaya say?

~a~

coke: no wonder it felt much longer toay then yesterday.$

i should get my sister on here w u -she could analyze this story for hours!

mods: thanx for closing only simchas, i was thinking from the beginning that it should be closed.$

ames: she’s sleeping!!!!

beacon: maybe the addictions are related!!!

ok heres a dvar torah l’kovod motzei shabbos

we can learn from the moon that just like its is older than every month but it still starts new every month we all have the chance to turn our lifes around the minute we decide too 🙂

i read that this shabbos and everyone keeps saying its your choice to be how you want to be and every day is a new choice so i figured i would put this up

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thank you thank you….not mine though

so winter break is starting tom. what r all u guys and gals up to?

ames lol its a devar torah not a halcha there is a diffrence

but my source is the binni blitz in the yated lol

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ok, teen i’ll put it here for you.

all i said was that it was no big deal getting my permit – just read the 100 questions when you’re waiting on line. i didn’t even get through all of them – a lot of it is common sense. and they always ask an alcohol question, so make sure you read those.

the biggest burner is that i can’t even drive legally till i’m 17. i doubt my dad’ll give in to that one. but the whole reason they even let me take drivers ed was because i once took my dad’s car and he had a freak attack (they’re not too frequent but when he has them i know i’m dead meat…) anyway, after that i signed up for driving.

much better! :}. Moderator-55

just checked, ames. it’s not gonna get me past my father, though.

RoshYeshivah & teen: thanx!!! i’ll take a bow now!!!!

sorry… no compliments from this Moderator. did you try looking in a dictionary? just asking…

kapusta: prof. google says—“Inevitable” comes from the Latin word “inevitabilis” – in (not) + evitabilis (avoidable).

“Evitable” never really made it as a regular word in the language. However, I’d say you can use it without any sort of confusion – it’s obviously the opposite of “inevitable”.

A similar unused word is the opposite of “ruthless” – what does it mean to be “ruthful”?

Reuthe was an old word meaning “compassion” or “pity” – today we say “compasionate” rather than “ruthful”.

Moish is that a real word or are you trying to get back at me for some reason?

Ok Moish and asdf, I got another stumper for you, and this one’s been bothering me for years…

Mr. X has a bad day but he tells himself it just a kapara, which makes it easier to handle. Now he doesn’t have as much tza’ar so is that considered the kapara because it was only based on the amount of tza’ar it would give him…lets see Prof google answer this one…

BTW, could one of you chachamim out there in coffee land tell me how the word evitable is used in a sentence… I’m still not so sure I believe you that its a real word…

kapusta, don’t you know that google is my best friend?

Example sentence:

“Books, journals, conventions, and electronic networks have made

provincial isolation easily evitable.” (James Sledd, _English Journal_,

November 1994)

and ask your question to one of the gedolim on here. i’m no rav.

kapusta, i’ve got plenty of good friends. google is just one of them. and you never even get into an argument – it’s awesome

kapushta: yes it is stil the same amount of kaparah bec when you recoginize that it is god giving it to you then that in itself is a step foward and really the whole point of being punished so just because you are not in as much pain or whatever the entire point of it was successful and you are now closer to hashem…im making this all up but it makes some kind of sense…at least i think it does but im not reading it a second time bec im to lazy so i have no idea lol