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we say hebrew, english, yiddish, and spanish, don’t ask why.
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kapusta-not any more
yeah that was nasty of you CNP, 🙂
CNP now you just committed your second crime, you stole post 2000 from me… but I will wish you a congrats because I’m such a nice person 🙂
“CNP?” her name is “coke.”
real random question for the mods, how were you alerted of your mod status? were you a regular poster, or do you know the editor…? 🙂
kapusta, you’re about to be banished from the cr!
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no one would dare banish a queen… and I dont know who came up with coke, the original (which I started) was CNP. moish, OUT! 🙂
wohow i guess i am honored that u are fighting about my name? lolololol
coke not pepsi (couldn’t decide which nickname i liked better): didn’t answer my question(actually had nothing to do with it) but that’s interesting! i know a few words of japanese but only transliterated because my computer didn’t have the capabilities for the symbols.
CNP you should be 😉
just got the post of the year 😉 unless someone got it before me with this random updating tonight 🙂
too tired to remember who posted the question of how many languages do we say the manishtana at the seder-sorry-
we do it in hebrew, yiddish, spanish, french, & russian!!! all us children, married sis n bro in laws, nieces , & nephews say it-everyone says it in whatever language they learned at one point in their lives in school!!! it takes forever too get thru the manishtanah at our table!!!
Go for the 300th post, kapusta 🙂
CO, what does that have to do with anything? 🙂
Do you get a mitzvah for working out? (Since it is taking care of your body.)
aussie, i’m sure you do. depends what gym you go to 😉 in lakewood? of course it’s a mitzva!
aussieboy: I say yeah-but i’m no Rabbi!!!
moish: sharp line!!!
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Is it just my computer or does the local weather thing not work?
i never even looked at the weather thingy
For you english people:
When do you pt a “u” after an “o”? (like in colour)
very random question: after washing for hamotzi, and someone else washes (and makes the bracha out loud, are you supposed to say amen? 🙂
yes
kapusta, I’m nearly certain not, I’d advise you to ask your LOR.
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never heard you’re not supposed to. “amen” isn’t considered a hefsek is it?
kapusta: I am pretty sure you say amen.
you could answer amen to someone elses Brocha provided that you didn’t make HaMotzi first. Meaning as long as didn’t say HaMotzi you can answer amen. Once you make HaMotzi you have to eat before saying amen.
ames-i did it!!!wowowwooow it is the coolest thing,thanks a ton
aussie: not sure (im not british), but seems like it’s like that whenever it’s followed by an R, does anyone know if that has anything to do with it?
have a gr8 night mods
thank you to all our budding rabbis! anonymisss, sorry you were outvoted… 🙂
aussieboy: it works fine on my computer!!! to went special to check for you oal!!!
outvoted or invoted, makes no difference. I’m nearly certain that I’m right and perhaps you should ask.
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Jax: Yeh I thought it my just be my computer. It has a firewall and it probably gets its information from another site or something so it doesnt work. Oh well.
kapusta did you find out for sure from a rav? I was sure the answer is yes, but the CR makes it sound like a chalukei dayos…
is it worse (sadder for you, i mean) to watch someone you know mentally regress or for the same person to die?
aussieboy: yeah the weather comes from accuweather.com here!!!
AOB, that’s a very difficult question to answer. It sounds like you are facing this challenge in some aspect of your life. I don’t think anyone here can answer that. Daven that Hashem give you the strength to withstand the challenge. Good Luck!
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hatzlacha with all that you are dealing with aob
relax, i’m not really struggling with an actual reality of this right now, b”h. but it came up & from how the conversation went it seemed like most people were of opposing opinion to me. & i wasn’t comfortable even bringing up my perspective with people i know, so i was asking here.
really, you can’t imagine yourself in a situation & consider what you would do? (you don’t have to be 100% sure to answer.)
an open book: a grandparent of mine had Alzheimers and it was extremly painful to watch if that’s what you mean, but you said mentally regress, so not sure if we’re talkin about the same thing!!!
random question triggered by JayMatt’s DT:
why is ma nishtana all the way in the beginning of the seder? technically the kid is asking about why everything is different before he even sees the differences? he didn’t yet eat matzah or maror, and only dipped once so far.
don’t tell me because he saw his mother preparing and knows what’s gonna be (that’s my dad’s kind of answer) because he also learned the answers in school.
yeah but he made kiddush and he saw matzah being broken, washed without a bracha, and ate a veggie dipped in saltwater 🙂
you’re gonna get all detailed?
“shebechol halailos anu ochlim chomeitz oh matzah vehalaila hazeh KULO matzah” – technically he has no idea there’s no bread coming out in ten minutes.
didn’t see maror yet. none of the questions are about washing or kiddush. and he only dipped once.
moish- i didnt read jaymatts dt, but i think the chinuch roundtable in the yated this week was about that
what the heck is that? i’m guessing it’s some sort of article in the yated?
jax: yeah, my personal experience has been with dementia, but basically that’s what i meant
moish01: interesting question
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