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BaalHaboozeParticipant
Fun thread, bpt!
let me try some:
I am sorry!
You are ____! (insert words such as great, terrific, courageous etc)
please, help yourself!
Watch your step
savour the moment
seize the opportunity
BaalHaboozeParticipantthanks metrodriver
don’t know if you said it just to make me smile or that you really meant it, but I smiled!!!
L’Chaim L’Chaim 🙂
BaalHaboozeParticipantThe Parsha speaks of the idea of getting a divorce, that it must be done with an official document (a Get)etc. Although this is in fact a MITZVAH it is nevertheless a mitzva which is reserved only in critical and unresoved cases, and is done out of necessity. When I learned Masechta Gittin, so right before I started to learn the mishna of “Hameivi Get Mimedinas Hayom”, my rebbi prefaced and noted a beautiful insight: “Hameivi Get”-when you will begin the mesechta of Gittin, and be introduced to the concept of bringing a Get, “Mimedinas Hayom”-you have to understand that it’s memidinas hayom, this is a foreign idea and a foreign concept, unlike all other mitvahs!!
I remember when I first got married I moved to Eretz Yisroel with my new Kalla, and happily set up our house. Finally, when the new zman began I went proudly to Kollel and learned until lunchtime, when I returned home to eat lunch with my wife. In the middle of the meal she asked me “so, what are you learning?”
“Mesechtas Gittin”, I answered.
She nearly choked…lol.. you should have seen her face of horror, LOL
“Can you maybe learn a different gemorrah” she asked politely
BaalHaboozeParticipantI don’t have any experience in kiruv but I definitly encourage you to at least have a short discussion with her. Sorry I cant offer any tips. Don’t shy from getting advice either if needed.
Chazak V’Emotz!!
BaalHaboozeParticipantmytake: Anyone read the Binah last week? (or maybe it was the Family First..?) Anyway, there was an article in it about this.
No, I did not read it. Was there an explanation from a Mechanechess? I’d like to understand their mehalech from their perspective
BaalHaboozeParticipantgreat idea. Truth be told I’m not a smiley type of guy but I’ll give it a shot for just this one day because I know how important it is, and the potential positive effect it can have on others.
BaalHaboozeParticipantmy initial reaction to this post was “Oooh nooo, another poster having a freak attack, and screaming for all jews to do teshuva and to change. Very nice, now let me crawl back into my comfortable chair here and surf the net for something more interesting and entertaining”
….Wait a minute….Move over Yeitzer Hara!!
WIY- You are on the ball, and are SOOO completely correct!!! Although it is not Elul yet and the theme of teshuva is not even close to the front of my mind, there are very bold and clear messages from Above that the status quo is very not well. Last thing we need to hear is R”L of tragedies in the catskills or anywhere, from car accidents, to missing kids, to whatever. All us men must learn more torah now in the summer. We lost 3 Torah Giants. YIDDEN,We need protection. And nothing protects and sends yeshuos as the power of TORAH! There is not enough torah learning in the summer. I will B”N will try to increase my learning. May we hear only good news and yeshuos.
Thank you WIY for the vrtual wake up call.
BaalHaboozeParticipantDidn’t know where to post this so I’ll just post here…
(Heard from a drunk yid who laughed so hard at his own jokes he literally fell off his chair backwards – gotta love shikkur yidden!!)
Q. What brocho did Haman say before he died?
A. Al Ho’eitz
Hope you all enjoyed Purim!!!
BaalHaboozeParticipantonce saw a cartoon of a beautiful sunny resort island that was inhabited by socks who were sunbathing on a beach. The line was “Where all your single socks disappear to” 🙂
BaalHaboozeParticipantEvery Erev Yom Tov, our Anniversary and for my wife’s birthday. Never for Shabbos though.
BaalHaboozeParticipantIn all seriusnes i think peopl r just plain doing these out of lazines, its not lik its so difcult to writ a word with all the letersssss….zzzzzzzz
BaalHaboozeParticipant????
BaalHaboozeParticipantis that a question or statement
BaalHaboozeParticipantMod80
what do you mean
BaalHaboozeParticipanttotally out of my humility!! My yetzer hara tells me it’s incorrect spelling but i won’t give in…
LOL
BaalHaboozeParticipantLOL that was funny!!
BaalHaboozeParticipantmbacher- you’re absolutly right, but you can’t be too serious. Enlighten us with a Purim torah, I know u got one up your sleeve…lol
BaalHaboozeParticipantOff topic
I recall a story I heard once about R’ Yonoson Eibeshitz ZT”L. When he was a little boy he was what we can call a “quite lively” kid. One day he came home from cheder, went straight for the kitchen cabinets, took out a pot and a wooden spoon, and started drumming away like there was no tomorrow. His mother asked him to please stop but he answered ” my rebbi said Mishnichnas Adar Marbim Besimchas’ so I’m being besimcha, and kept on banging away!
Nothing his mother or other family members could say to make him stop. Finally his father came home and to everyone’s delight little Yonoson put down his wooden spoon. His mother complained to his father about the noisy afternoon they all experienced and Yonoson’s explanation. He approached his son and asked him why did he stop his drumming so suddenly?? So he answered sharply, “my rebbi also taught us “Mishenichnas ‘AV’ (father) mema’atim besimchah!!”
LOL
March 2, 2011 5:41 pm at 5:41 pm in reply to: Tips for passing a Road Test in NYC other than Davening and knowing how to drive #747019BaalHaboozeParticipant“Even if something goes wrong, don’t give up.”
This is soooo true. I messed up by shifting into Drive instead of Reverse in the very first minute of my test. The rest of my drive was flawless but I thought I for sure failed bec of that first error. Nevertheless I passed.
Also, wear comfortable shoes, neat clean clothes, and be polite.
BaalHaboozeParticipantA family dressed up as skunks last year with a sign “Mishenichnas ‘ODOR’ marbim besimchah. lol.
BaalHaboozeParticipantHey, can we revive this thread? Purim is coming and we all need to stock up on Purim Torah!! Anyone have a geshmakeh vertel??
I heard this one from my rebbi years ago:
Question: Why is Purim called “Purim” in plural, if there was only ONE lottery it should be called “Pur”??!
Answer: On Purim there is a mitzvah to give Matonos Loevyonim to TWO Pur people 😉
Let’s go guys, get out your Best (and corniest?) Purim Torah and please share them with us.
BaalHaboozeParticipantMatonos LoEvyoinim
BaalHaboozeParticipant“I guess you would also have to get “a little” drunk”
where does one get a drunk midget?
In a Mini Bar.
LOL
December 1, 2008 6:45 pm at 6:45 pm in reply to: UPDATE: Mishnayos for the Mumbai KEDOSHIM – 1-TEVES (TODAY) IS THE SHLOSHIM #628439BaalHaboozeParticipantWhat will be the Hebrew date of the shloshim?
The date will be posted – YW-Moderator
December 1, 2008 5:49 pm at 5:49 pm in reply to: UPDATE: Mishnayos for the Mumbai KEDOSHIM – 1-TEVES (TODAY) IS THE SHLOSHIM #628432BaalHaboozeParticipantWill be happy to learn Pe’ah L’Iluyei Nishmasom.
We need Achdus in Klal Yisroel….what a beautiful way to unite us all, to learn Mishnayos for nishamos of Yidden who went through that Gehinnom, H”YD. May this achdus continue and IY”H usher in the Moshiach speedily.
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