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  • in reply to: "It's A RAP!"…Kosher Jam #727314
    bein_hasdorim
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    eclipse; Wow!

    Dat was pretty good,

    for a sista out da hood,

    its time 2 show what ya know,

    so just go with da flow,

    thats how ya grow,

    workin ya mo-jo,

    so Hatzlacha Rabba,

    do it for ur Abba,

    rememba ur Sabba,

    Rappins Olam Habbah!

    Now u gotta work on a beat.

    ..# .,.,# ..# .,.,#

    Um-pha PAH! bado-bado PAH!

    Um-pha PAH! bado-bado PAH! pa-pa

    (much harder than typing NA-NAS)

    not to be confused with um-fah! the white version.

    in reply to: Does It Bother You When… #726455
    bein_hasdorim
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    Yochie; first of all 🙂

    I really fargin them being good yidden & getting olam habbah,

    that’s why I cant stand when they dont fargin yenem.

    If I fargin them not fargining yenem, then i’m really not fargining them at all. Farshteist?

    in reply to: Who Thinks Mid-Winter Vac. Should Be Banned? #728690
    bein_hasdorim
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    Yenta Babeh; Im sure you know that I sincerely value your opinion…

    that being said, Florida, specifically miami, was created for people like me to get away from people like you. So keep your yenta-ing local. Thanks in advance!

    in reply to: Who Thinks Mid-Winter Vac. Should Be Banned? #728678
    bein_hasdorim
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    It should be banned at least for girls.

    Whenever I’m in florida at that time I can’t enter most stores

    or restaurants without tripping over

    23.5 B.Y. girls

    13.5 Machon girls

    3.5 Girls that might be B.Y. but look like ……

    and the lines.. my goodness the lines & wait time..

    you’ll have to immediately take another stress induced vacation to where they can’t afford to go yet until the get a masters in

    speech therapy/special/ed

    in reply to: Your Favorite Color Tie? #808130
    bein_hasdorim
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    Shticky Guy; 🙂

    They sell ’em in 7/11 next to the beer adjacent to the

    caffeine pills. Nu! Your favorite ties?

    in reply to: What do you say to this??? #726396
    bein_hasdorim
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    aries2756; I totally agree. You have to have at least enough sechel to know it’s odd even in the goyishe world, not talking about metros, italian mobsters etc… So go to some goyishe place

    that doesnt have any heimshe clientele.

    I’m sure you’ll get s’char halicha or at least credit for not creeping out jewish women or puting them in a lifnei Iver sitch of having to be dan you lekaf Z’chus that you’re a Tzudreiter.

    in reply to: Do a mitzvah…get the opportunity to do another #726502
    bein_hasdorim
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    Sender Av; Now you did another one by posting this.

    in reply to: Beshert #1058696
    bein_hasdorim
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    What’s if his family is modern orthodox,

    and he is reigious orthodox? Will he get his zivug sheini

    or rishon? and if sheini are you telling me sheini would be

    a better zivug than rishon?

    Want do you you think?

    in reply to: Are You Waiting For Your Lucky Break,Or… #726376
    bein_hasdorim
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    RuphRuph; I’m happy you “brought down” (yiddish phrase) (Eng. translation) that gemara.

    Not many know it or understand it’s full meaning.

    Very important to remember.

    in reply to: Hitchhiking #1071953
    bein_hasdorim
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    real-brisker; most of the I time pickup hitchhikers if they’re jewish and look normal.

    Out of tons, only had like four problem ones.

    two left a terrible stench,

    one kept on changing their mind where they wanted to go.

    After i took them to one area they decided

    they wanted to go to another area not close by, when I took them to that area they changed their mind again at that point I told them politely to please exit the car last stop.

    One I can’t even talk about. No regrets though! when I was a youngster I hitched a lot and was very appreciative, I decided that when I got my license I would be like those ppl.

    Kids is another story, no child under 18 should hitch no matter what especially alone without another two friends and I wouldn’t suggest any young girls hitch period.

    Even women should avoid getting a ride a/

    anyone they dont know thru & thru even neighbors.

    I think the safe age for hitching is 65.

    I’ll always pickup youngsters even though i disagree w/ them hitching. I’d rather take them & know their safe, than Nebach

    leave them out there. I try to give them a little perspective

    right before they get out.

    in reply to: Do You Have A Picture In Your Mind? #1003823
    bein_hasdorim
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    seem like some of u r basing your mental image

    on the screen name, not cyber personality.

    That being said, can you describe me for instance w/o

    using my screen name which many times can be misleading.

    as we have seen from the screenname post.

    in reply to: LChaim Shidduch Meetings Jan 5th-19th #726508
    bein_hasdorim
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    Thanks!

    in reply to: "It's A RAP!"…Kosher Jam #727310
    bein_hasdorim
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    eclipse; Very cute!

    but ur rappin lika a true jew!

    lemme try 2 help u

    for da lyrics to flow,

    gotta keep em short yo,

    in reply to: "Ess Past Nisht!" The phrase of the centry #726655
    bein_hasdorim
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    ItcheSrulik; I like your screen name. “Es Past Dich!” 🙂

    in reply to: Shadchanim #728150
    bein_hasdorim
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    The best Shadchanim are family, friends, and neighbors.

    Singles! Make yourselves known to your neighbors have your mothers mingle with other women in shul & social events,

    or if you’re older do it yourself.

    It will save you a from a lot of heartache of chasing and dealing with Shadchanim who only remember the rich.

    in reply to: Your Favorite Color Tie? #808126
    bein_hasdorim
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    Thanks guys!

    I’ll weigh in as well. My favorite tend to light blue,

    or lilac, or light purple. I Also like nice shades of gold or silver. All my ties are patterned.

    I don’t like plain solid ties. I tend dislike green ties &

    orange ones, especially the “prison jumpsuit” shade.

    I also dislike polka-dots on ties, especially big ones,

    remind me circus clowns. (dont ask)

    in reply to: Leave the Guys Alone! #726252
    bein_hasdorim
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    Sac; I must’ve read too much into it. :0

    Do you disagree with my translation of your intent with

    “You’re thick.” If so, I apologize.

    It’s not like me to go on a verbal frenzy based on two words.

    in reply to: Older guys dating younger girls #728472
    bein_hasdorim
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    Sac; I’m happy to see from your earlier post that you’re a farginer. If you’re still single… YH”R “You should find your Basherte Bekarov!”

    Some single girls get bitter at everyone although it’s hard to blame them after what theyre going through. Still it’s very important to Fargin everyone totally, thats the quickest way

    out of single life.

    in reply to: Shaking Hands #726687
    bein_hasdorim
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    faith; I’m confused,

    like wanderinC said are you talking about refusing to shake the hand from someone from the opposite gender.

    It would seem that you meant that after you finish with

    “really difficult when ur in a rush & someone sticks out their hand.” Although your opening isn’t very clear.

    Or were you vague on purpose?

    in reply to: Eating Disorders Developing In Seminary? #1007352
    bein_hasdorim
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    Imaofthree;

    I’ve actually heard of the opposite too,

    That they eat out, “like all the time” and aside from growing spritually, they grow physically as well.

    in reply to: Does It Bother You When… #726443
    bein_hasdorim
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    Gabboim; Thanks! I can’t stand people who do not fargin others.

    Who are you to judge who deserves what. Obviously you seem to disagree with HB”H who chose to give them what they have.

    So you must really do some serious soul searching, for even though you don’t know it, you’re way off the reservation.

    in reply to: Cutting Off A Car #1177370
    bein_hasdorim
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    in reply to: Your Favorite Color Tie? #808122
    bein_hasdorim
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    Ofcourse; Good point. Now please tell us your favorite tie color.

    (it might give me some insight in2 what type of guy ur looking 4)

    I am a Shadchan first! The tie business is just a hobby. 😉

    in reply to: "Ess Past Nisht!" The phrase of the centry #726652
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    “Es Past Nisht!”

    in reply to: Did You Ever Quote A Post In A Real Life Conversation? #1211875
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Yes I often find myself quoting the philosopher

    bein_hasdorim. We seem to think alike.

    in reply to: "Ess Past Nisht!" The phrase of the centry #726650
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    You are very perceptive in mentioning “decent beverage ordering

    skills.” People don’t realize how many Shalom Bayis problems

    are a direct result of at least one of the two spouses lacking

    this basic skill. If my rebbetzin would’ve said “i’ll have a

    diet Dr. Pepper” (no affiliation w/ dr. pepper)

    she’d have to take the train home.

    Dr. Pepper is healthy enough! Who wants a health nut?

    😉

    in reply to: Designer Clothing – Waste of $$? #727038
    bein_hasdorim
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    real-brisker; If you were a REAL brisker you wouldn’t be online

    period! Since you are, I must assume that you are from the new generation brisker i.e. learned in brisk Yeshiva in Yersushlayim, I”H TVBBO, or elsewhere, not the town Brisk.

    Since you are a new generation brisker I must assume you carry the minhagim of your peers of being very fluent in designer names/labels, hence causing my utter shock & disbelief at

    your obvious misspelling of a very popular designers name that happens to be jewish.

    This Name can be found on any given day in any jewish hall,

    on the inside of 75% of the ties worn on the dance floor.

    It can also be found in every jewish phonebook worldwide.

    A REAL brisker should be a major M’edakdek in all areas.

    😉

    in reply to: Leave the Guys Alone! #726232
    bein_hasdorim
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    pumper said; “besides male, alive and Jewish is considered picky and told to be realistic. Hello?????”

    Is it that bad? I hope your exaggerating.

    If not I have to have more kavanah when I daven.

    the op however is still right in their sentiment.

    You cant go down on all boys cuz ur frustrated.

    It is not the collective fault of the all single and newly married boys that there is problem.

    many guys I know married normal girls, not the prettiest,

    and definitely not the richest. just normal girls that

    they’re happy with.

    I’m probably gonna get flack for this but I think it started

    with money, and the elite.

    [Edited myself] I hope you can fill in the blanks

    But the worst thing is bending to the style, even though you do not fit that type, or cannot afford that school or hall.

    In the heim there was no such thing as people living like

    Ashirim if they werent rich, this in my humble opinion

    started a chain of events that lead to many problem in this generation.

    People started bowing to imitate others they cant compete with

    in anyway. No problem lets use the credit cards.

    Let’s lend from a Gemach.

    You have to live within your means and do whats right and trust HB”H to take care of you. We don’t have to show off to anybody.

    Goyim or Yidden. I feel if we only started living like

    Hatzneh.. focusing on who really runs the show,

    HB”H would take of all our needs.

    We CANNOT be a “Monkey See Monkey Do” kind of nation.

    Feel free to totally disagree with me, prove me wrong,

    educate me.

    in reply to: Your Favorite Color Tie? #808096
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    This post was also meant to keep the guys out of the

    Nailpolish color club, giving you a chance to have your own club.

    No Girls allowed! j/k it makes us guys feel special.

    in reply to: Is this cheap? First date at night by train #726327
    bein_hasdorim
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    😉 it was worth a try! Poor guy. Guy’s, if you’re cheap,

    don’t be cheap on the FIRST date!

    in reply to: Designer Clothing – Waste of $$? #727034
    bein_hasdorim
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    real-brisker: You spelled calvin klein wrong and you call

    yourself a REAL brisker? I can’t be associated with you.

    😉

    in reply to: CR Ignore List #725877
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Did you make havdallah on alcohol tonight?

    in reply to: Leave the Guys Alone! #726219
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    ..and I can tell you from experience, not personal B”H,

    that most guys who think they’re getting exactly what they want

    really don’t get that at all! (Shocker!)

    I guess you win Sac; but know this.. There’s nothing wrong with

    looking for what you want, just as long as what you want is what

    you should be looking for. 😉

    in reply to: Older guys dating younger girls #728420
    bein_hasdorim
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    No problem at all. If it’s not a problem with her parents,

    or her, or the guy, It’s definitely not anyone elses problem

    or business. I find that no normal guy that I know, that is 26 +

    wants a girls under 21. Although they tend to be more mature than

    guys, there’s a limit. Unless the guy is 10yrs + older than girl.

    Which is a very unusual unless in itself unless the guy is

    wealthy. Then all seem to be ok with that. Go figure!

    Most people’s reaction if the gap is more than ten years & the person is over 30’s is that it is creepy.

    in reply to: Leave the Guys Alone! #726215
    bein_hasdorim
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    dunno; Dude! You started a tornado. I hope you realize that most

    member in the CR are female. Having said that…………

    I totally agree with you.

    Sac; I am stunned at your reply. Do you not want all girls to get

    husbands that are totally happy with them?! Do you feel that it

    is your holy duty to insure that all women suffer with men that

    are not satisfied with their spouse thus not giving them the

    proper attention & affection they deserve. That has to be the

    most selfish approach to marriage iv’e ever seen.

    Who benefits from this obtuse way of thinking?

    Nobody. Do you not prefer your guy to have all the qualities

    you are looking for him to have?

    I guess you’ll tell me that when a guy is everything you want

    him to be you say “Nah! Let’s throw him back in the pond”

    I’m too happy with him. Let someone else have him.

    in reply to: Is this cheap? First date at night by train #726323
    bein_hasdorim
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    He has his own TRAIN??!! Cool! If not, well then it all depends.

    He may not know how to drive, or perhaps the place he wanted to go to doesn’t have parking in the area or just parking garages,

    that cost like 29.99 per hour.

    Always judge from third date and on. The first one is when he doesn’t know you at all & maybe he’s been out with 5 other girls the past month, which he had to turn down as they weren’t a match. At this point he’s just sick of spending $70-$80 just to find out it’s not for him.

    The second date however is when you both agreed (or when a Shadchan twisted one or both parties to “Give it another shot”

    they’re crazy about you) Really? They sure have a funny way of showing it. etc..

    My point being, there’s a 50% chance he’ll start spending from 2nd date on, as there’s a 25% chance that he actually wanted to see you again, and a 15% chance you wanted to see him too, & a 10% chance that although he’s cheap, he wont want you to think so, therefore he’ll splurge on the second date by borrowing his friend car. When I mean splurge I mean paying for gas and incidentals.

    So in conclusion, you see why it’s just better to give him another two chances, like this on the third date when you realize you’re walk up the steps to the train. You take the train home,

    and tell him, I hope you had a nice time. Thanks for paying!

    in reply to: Honesty in dating #725645
    bein_hasdorim
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    memo; For argument’s sake,

    lets say that there is a girl that is not heavy, but not skinny,

    Let us say that girl could’ve been you. Are you telling me you would say “I’m not slim” on your resume?

    If so, I tip my hat (a borsalino) to you.

    However, that is a ridiculous practice. What if a guy is looking for a slim-ish girl. If you wrote that on paper, he would never give you the time of day. What if not knowing specifics he met you, liked your personality & didn’t notice the fullishness.

    You’d be happily married, as opposed to your Shitoh which would

    leave the full-ish person at home almost dateless.

    Most Shadchanim tweak, or don’t give a B’rochel Bitcho Haktanah

    description, for they know, not everyone has the same taste, likes or dislikes. As beauty really is in the eye of the beholder, it lets the dater decide for themselves what is

    pretty to them, or who is considered smart to them.

    Personality, brilliant as it can be, does not shine through the resume, and has to be experienced in person.

    in reply to: Face to Face- Not in the CR #725829
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Besides for a few tweaks I’m basically the same guy,

    definitely more toned down in the CR.

    My shittos are even nuttier in person.

    That’s the problem with all deep thinkers I guess,

    I don’t mean intelligent people, just people do their thinking in a bathing suit while threading water.

    in reply to: Dor Yesharim #726408
    bein_hasdorim
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    Although when I was dating, only one girl out of “I don’t care to remember” (to many), refused to date till we checked it out.

    Still I agree w/ realbrisker, & the others. It makes no sense

    to wait. I couldn’t imagine how devastated I would be if the

    girl I had clicked with wouldn’t of matched up.

    I’d be furious, & probably start a post in the CR about the foolishness of not getting this out of the way,

    if YWN/CR were up & running at the time.

    Btw I meant Taboo, abbrev vs. I gotta stop texting. It’s ruining my yeshiva (college) level grammer.

    in reply to: Honesty in dating #725642
    bein_hasdorim
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    ItsJustMyOpinion said ; Memo, why would anyone in their right mind answer even a direct question truthfully before you’ve even met them or have just met, knowing that it will result in a definite “TAKE A HIKE”. Most people aren’t lying, they’re just trying to get their foot in the door.

    Bravo! you sound just like me.

    in reply to: Double dating #725540
    bein_hasdorim
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    memo said;

    how about introducing him to a married couple?

    That sounds like a good idea.

    Sometimes singles need reassurance that their decision is sound

    from a source that they trust.

    in reply to: Dor Yesharim #726398
    bein_hasdorim
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    I heard that in Crown Heights they don’t start dating until they confirm that their numbers match up, though I cannot confirm this to be actual practice.

    I know that this is tabu by the general public, like

    BP, flatbush, Monsey, Lakewood, especially the Heimishe yidden.

    I wonder why though? Doesn’t it make sense to avoid any hardships that will arise when they really like each only to find out they are not compatible.

    in reply to: Cutoff Point When Dating #725149
    bein_hasdorim
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    popa_bar_abba; It’s actually not double spaced. and I did it to

    spare you the headache. This is double spaced.

    You probably got the headache trying to figure out if it was

    single or double spaced. Please don’t overstress yourself.

    in reply to: Favorite Simcha Drummer #1117761
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    1dayatatime; now this is a good topic!!!

    Most older people dont know this, but a band can make or break a

    simcha. Sometimes ppl get these corny oldie bands & the bochurim

    try their best, as do the yingeleit, but it just hard to get

    really into it if the guy keeps on messing up, or the drummer

    drums like he’s in a marching band. Sometimes the band members

    in general are not in sync with each other. This is extremely

    frustrating, especially if you’re into music.

    So choose your band & singer carefully.

    in reply to: restaurants open late (Flatbush/BP) #724847
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    dunno; No!

    The Subsational on ave P is open till 1am

    the one on ave J is open till 12 midnight

    & the one in BP is open I think till 10pm or maybe slightly later.

    Sub-express in BP is open till 1am too but they stop taking orders like 12:50-12:55 depending on the guy behind the counter.

    One time I came like 12:48 & the guy refused to let me in or take my order. but if your already sitting & eating there,

    they wont kick you out 1am. Happy Dining y’all.

    in reply to: Cutoff Point When Dating #725145
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    MG613; Thanks, that explains it. If you can, try to help those

    friends see the light. The root cause for this rationalization

    stems from a fear of commitment, or an unrealistic fairytale view

    of what it would take to make them go “the whole nine yards”.

    To confirm this, you should be seeing a repeated pattern of this

    similar excuse frequently being used to end it, after a nice few

    times. To help this person see this clearly, simply point out

    that every potential shidduch that seems to be going well,

    usually gets the same label, where they feel like really good

    friends, but nothing beyond that. Even from the words “nothing

    beyond that” although I doubt it’s an exact quote, seems to hint

    fear of the future, or fear of opening up, using the

    word “friends” as a limit and nothing beyond as a barrier or cut

    off point. Hatzlacha! Helping a person with a problem in

    dating, is as if you helped them find their Basherte,

    for you are giving them a chance to allow the partner that’s

    right for them, into their lives.

    in reply to: Popularity of Bourbon #731432
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Bourbon, Whats the Shailoh?

    There are Three catagories in men who drink booze.

    Those who know their alcohol, & enjoy it.

    Those who drink whatever they’re told is good.

    Those who’ll drink anything.

    in reply to: Bein Adam Lachaveiro in the coffee room #725171
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    It can still be Lason Horah, saying Lashon Hora on a

    “yiddish kinnd.” Like a know a guy that does so & so.

    in reply to: Falling in Love- a Jewish Concept? #724624
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    mdd; “farfrummed,made-up definitions mentiond above”

    whoa! You are absolutely right!

    That’s what lavan thought, who cares what he thought?

    Do you?

    Vayehav Yaakov Es Rochel, For he knew She was his Zivug

    & he knew of her great middos & character.

    Lavan was a dope & though it was what he knew on his lowly level.

    Everyone understands things differently according to their level.

    in reply to: Cutoff Point When Dating #725137
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    miamigirl613; I cant seem to understand your

    “you just don’t see it beyond friends?”

    Is it his looks, or hashkafah, than I agree, other than that,

    the most important element in a marriage is that you get along and have enough in common to become great friends.

    MG613; You say yourself, its going extremely well!

    I know quite a few girls who sound like that and are still looking

    b/c of that.

    Please reconsider what it is you really want in life.

    btw it’s not me, i’m not dating anyone from miami now. j/k

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