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A Fiinnah Ba’alabusta NutParticipant
There was once a גר who wanted to learn more about judisiem, specifically more about Shabbos and how to keep it right. His wife said he should go to speak to their Roov. His Roov suggested him to go to some site (on the line- using internet) that puts people’s up by other people for Shabbos.
He spoke to his Rebetzen, she said he should really go to these people for shabbos and get the most out of it as he can. So that’s what he did.
He arrived to his host Erev heilaggah Shabbos, chatted a bissel with the mishpacha, then went to Shul with the Ba’al Habus.
After Kabolos Shabbos, the Roov of that Shul made Kiddish- a la’chaim. So everyone had some. They got back to the house and the Ba’al Habus made kiddish on some wine. So everyone had some. In between the fish and soup they had a shot. By the main course they had a few shots.
The next morning after davening, by the kiddush the oilem made a bunch of la’chaims. They got home, the Ba’al Habus made kiddish. So everyone had some. Then there were a few more la’chaims during the meal.
Same thing during shal hashudas everyone had many la’chaims! Came havdalah time and they made it on, you guessed it, more alcohol!
Finally Motzie Shabbos, the גר returned back home, back to his wife.she right away asked him what he had learned and what they can start to do to keep the holy Shabbos better in their house. He replied “ It’s all a little foggy to me right now but the one thing I know for sure is why Jews don’t drive on Shabbos!!!”
A Fiinnah Ba’alabusta NutParticipantI created a thread about “Cross body bags in Geula”
It had a few posts in it also!
What happened to it, It seemed to be doing well?by whose standards?
A Fiinnah Ba’alabusta NutParticipantThere was once a mensch who identified as the Masiah- משיח. Oy nebach! Anyways this went on for years, if he met someone and they asked him for his name he replied I’m the Masiah!
B”h finally one day he stopped identifying as the Masiah. The Roov of the town was so happy when he found out that he decided he would now go to visit this non Masiah mench. The Roov met this man and asked “Whut happened? Whut changed your mind?” The man replied “I realized that I wasn’t the Masiah.” The Roov said “,א ברוך השם- Ah, Thank God.” The Man replied “Your welcome!”
A Fiinnah Ba’alabusta NutParticipantThere was once a man driving a car on highway Erev Shabbos. Realizing he wasn’t gonna to make it to his destination before Shabbos starts, he pulled over and decided to spend the whole shabbos where he is.
He davened Kabolos Shabbos then Maariv. Afterwards he looked around his car to see if he can scavenge for himself some food or water. He only found one bottle of alcohol! “ברוך השם” he said!
He remembered that he learnt if such a מעשה happens then he can have in mind what the alcohol should be מקיים and it halachakigly works. So that’s what he did…
He made kiddish, then took a shot!
Had in mind hamotzie, then took a shot!
Had in mind fish, then took a shot!
Had in mind the soup, then took a shot!
Had in mind the meat, chicken, Kugel…, then had a shot!
Had in mind the dessert, then took a shot!After he thanked ה׳ for his delicious meal, he realized a horror. He screamed “ Oh no I forgot to take a shot in between the fish and soup!!!!”
A Fiinnah Ba’alabusta NutParticipantNOT TRUE! I wear sometimes lululemons. Muzband likes when I wear them but למייתא they aren’t kosher. They are comfortable. And they better be for the price they are.
But fiiina yeshiva bochurim shouldn’t spend tottys money on such a things and instead spend time learning and growing to be good בל מידות, בני תורה, בני ישיבה, gitta future huzbands…
There are good quality hoisen for a lot cheaper! They should get those and not so much care what about they are wearing.These tapered “nice pants” looks like these kinderloch are wearing my leggings and so they are so not טצניות for any woman to look at and especially any Bochur who considers himself frum to wear. Unless they want to wear a long skirt on top, which will be separate problems of itself.
If You can’t handle this truth, perhaps you Rabbi J should leave the coffee room!
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