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Its not Essex. It is Essen.
Regarding the use of the term Chalav Stam you might want to email the OU and ask them why they use the term.
Regarding the addition of other types of milk into the market, please read the following on the OU website.
http://www.oukosher.org/index.php/common/article/cholov_stam_an_update_from_the_farm_and_lab/
Who spiked the milk?
What’s the point in this?
Where is this MB? Where is this R’ Goldberger found?
The point?
“people don’t stick to chasodim where they are overworked and underappreciated and the success rate is microscopic”
Something about this statement doesn’t sit right with me. Unable to articulate just what it is at this time.
Don’t forget Alan Vinograd, offensive lineman who won super bowl with cowboys. He became a baal teshuva and is a shomer torah umitzvos now.
We tailgate with them in the parking lot, we dont bring them home to dinner. fireman Ed just loves that Glatt Kosher kielbasa. Nothing but chassidishe shechita for fireman ed.
I think Tom Brady is also Joseph. As is Danny Woodhead, Jay Cutler and perhaps even Mike Vick. The NFL should really look into it.
Come to think of it, I think Joseph is also Tom Brady, maybe even Danny Woodhead. Lets go Jets!
Bowwow. If the owner of the seat came on time, nobody would be sitting in their seat either 🙂
I use the 15 minute rule as stated above. All rights to a seat are forfeited once you are 15 minutes late to shul.
Your right. Frum yidden should better spend their time on YWN worrying about which user is Joseph, discussing cholent, kugel and every crisis that has come down the pike in the last 18 months.
why is anyone answering a rhetorical question? 🙂
Is it Adar already?
The real world is halacha. Speak to your individual Rebbe/Rav about your particular situation and whatever he tells you, that is the real world, for you.
everyone has an agenda.
Go with the Android.
I believe in the 15 minute rule. After 15 minutes you lose all “rights” to “your” seat.
It depends on your relationship with your boss.
Burn it with the chometz.
Send this video to the management of The Bay.
Superbowl? I think it will be the Bears and Steelers. That Ravens defense is the real deal, they might be able to get past both the steelers and pats if flacco can put up 21 points on each.
I know some might consider my hakpados a little on the picky side, but have to draw the line somewhere. Thats where I drew it.
I still think the story of the OP was contrived. Too many holes. Reminds me the joke said by the Yarmer Rav, Rav Yankel Miller, about making up stories. Better left for the joke thread.
Again, hire a yiddishe goyta. Avoid all problems.
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I just wish the jets shut their mouths.
Cromartie, playing opposite Revis you WILL get 10+ balls thrown your way, you dont have to dare Brady to do so.
The only hakpada on looks is that your zivug walks upright, doesnt have a tail, and has opposable thumbs on their hands.
Just hire a yiddishe goyta.
Fedex (Its already used as a verb as in, I will FEDEX this today)
White Out (correction fluid)
Post Its (is the 3M brand)
Solve all issues here. Hire Jewish cleaning help.
I wonder what the odds of a Jets / Seahawks super bowl are?
I not concerned with the brand you picked, I could care less. I was only commenting on the “its a waste of money” comment that was made.
yes, there is a stage that everyone agrees is junk. the disagreement is the other way. Nautica may be perfectly fine for you, to someone else, it might be junk. To each their own.
Pats and Steelers? That couldnt happen in the Super Bowl unless one of them moved to the NFC, today.
I think it will be Steelers and Bears.
I think Popa is Joseph too.
Punctuation misused and abused 🙂
Reminds me of The Anguish Languish.
Gave the snow blower an oil change.
i’ll ask my wife, and get back to you 🙂
Polite rudeness. thats an oxymoron if I ever heard one.
You disagree that there are people who disagree with you? Please articulate what it is that you disagree with?
the bat will enable you to do more chasodim with your car 🙂
no siddurim in shul?
If they had a home, they wouldnt live in shul.
I think you are looking at it the wrong way. If you are close to anyone who provides hadracha (and also paskens halacha for you when necessary – you ask) then no matter how far away, in todays world, you always have access to that person. There is no need to “change”, like you would a manicurist (my wife has a friend who drives over an hr for a manicure) when you move to a new town. It is a good idea to introduce yourself and get to know the local Rav as well as there will undoubtedly be times when you will not be able to call your regular Rav or the nature of your question will require a Rav close by.
I wear my belt all day.
I only pick up those who I feel comfortable I would be able to subdue with the bat I keep in the car if it came down to it.
I also do not pick up anyone hitching for a ride, if they put me and my passengers in danger while soliciting a ride. If they are in the middle of the street, dart out in between cars, blend in with the pitch blackness all around (especially true at night in the mountains) they exhibited enough dangerous behavior for me not to want them in my car.