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  • in reply to: Gifts For Simchas #661409
    bein_hasdorim
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    It’s nekomoh! unless you mean to say, I’m not obligated to spend much more

    than they spent for me.

    But I dont do that. I try to be a Mentch “for myself” even when others are

    not mentchlich.

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816585
    bein_hasdorim
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    A friend of my believes that this year, he owns the nicest Esrog in the world!

    I’m happy for him & hope you’re all happy with your choice of Esrog.

    May we be Zoche to be m’kayem all the wonderful Mitzvos that come with this Yom Tov.

    Wishing all gut Shabbos & a Chag Kosher V’sameach!

    V’hiyisem “ACH” Someach!

    in reply to: Post Here – So We Know You’re In The CR #906087
    bein_hasdorim
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    hey jax, where they keep the sugar here? I dont use equal!

    Who Cares: Welcome!

    I already responded to ur Q in another post not knowing you were new.

    now that i know, i’ll be extra sensitive for the next 5 min.

    I’ll spare u the “we care” cuz u know we do.

    in reply to: Potatoes #661157
    bein_hasdorim
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    Joseph: instead of standing around cheering, dig up a recipe or something! 😉

    in reply to: Sukkos Decorations #661228
    bein_hasdorim
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    Who Cares: you can take a white carton box cut out windows & a door put in a light source(like those mini magnet blinking led lites)tape some pine branches,&

    presto! a mini sukkah.

    in reply to: Gifts For Simchas #661400
    bein_hasdorim
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    whoa! don’t get me wrong, I didn’t mean it that way. That one should consider

    themselves so special that a gift isn’t necessary? No way.

    I was saying in general when you show up to a good friends wedding very late,

    fress up & give a check, your not Yoitze is what i’m saying. It would be more

    appreciated if one showed up on time, gave warm wishes & then a check.

    I can’t speak for bochurim, they really dont have much money,

    & it’s accepted that they dont give. Unless your very tight with the guy,

    (feeling bad now for the guy who’s tight with everyone.)

    but what they lack in money they give in Koichus, dancing away & sweating tons,

    & singing till they’re hoarse, to be M’sameach Chosson V’kallah!!!

    in reply to: Nursery Rhymes For Jews #885925
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Shvigger, Shvigger, in the way,

    How I wonder why you drei!

    Up above the world so high,

    Like a dark cloud in the sky.

    Shvigger, Shvigger, in the way,

    How I wonder why you drei!

    When the blazing sun is gone,

    When there’s nothing he shines upon,

    Then you show your fearful sight.

    Screaming, Yelling, through the night.

    Shvigger, Shvigger, in the way,

    How I wonder why you drei!

    Lurking In the shadows deep,

    Into my business you always creep.

    How you never close your mouth,

    even when the birds fly south.

    Shvigger, Shvigger, if I may,

    Why I wonder do you drei!

    Shvigger, Shvigger, what a day!

    How I wonder when you’ll pay!

    .?? ??????? ??????

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816583
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    cherrybim: that sounds about right.

    in reply to: Cholent #671149
    bein_hasdorim
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    Jax: I cant believe the mods let you post your address!

    they must be at mincha.

    in reply to: Cholent #671147
    bein_hasdorim
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    mepal: your “eeeeeeeeeeew!” should be directed @ areivim. Bli Ayin Horah!

    maybe we should chip in & send him to culinary school. 😉

    in reply to: Sukkos Decorations #661224
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    I decorate the walls with the shirts with the grape juice stains

    that I couldn’t get from last year!

    in reply to: Cholent #671144
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Jax: definitely, especially since you wrote ChUlent & hot potato kEEEgil,

    I know it will be geshmak!!!

    If you were serving chOlent & KUHgel I wud come only for the matzev. 🙂

    in reply to: Cholent #671143
    bein_hasdorim
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    areivim, I never heard any litvishe puting eggs in cholent, only

    chassidim, I assumed it was a chasidishe zach!

    are you telling me you know it’s a common practice across the board?

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816581
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    tomato, tomaato.

    in reply to: Cholent #671135
    bein_hasdorim
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    Jax: hey whats up? Although potatoes rock in a chulent, Idk if they would compliment

    a potato salad. 🙂

    squeak: do u put mayo in the eggsalad, or oil?

    in reply to: Cholent #671129
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    squeak: you must be chasidish!

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816579
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    the stuff that looks like an old blond sheitel used to wrap the esrog,

    not so popular these days.

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816577
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    areivim: lol! what suit does it wear, vateh, foam, bounty, or bubble wrap?

    in reply to: Sukkos Decorations #661218
    bein_hasdorim
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    haifagirl: they put up a picture of the Rebbe to be m’kayem “Teishvu Kein Taduru”

    b’kitzur, just like they have a pic in their homes.

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816576
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    sunflower: then we have to move this conversation over to the Chulent thread.

    in reply to: Gifts For Simchas #661396
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    For true friends, the best gift is actually showing up on time & warm wishes,

    for the rest, a check that doesn’t bounce. or cash that’s not counterfeit.

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816572
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    bygirl31: in Hebrew, however, In yiddish we call em Papitos, or the yershalmim call it…lets see if anyone here knows?

    btw, areivim: is a gartel a totally natural occurence or do they tie a string around it while its growing? 😉

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816571
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    sunflower: “I see something in your future!” Something special,

    Something salty… or not. it comes in a bag.. or not.

    Yes! Yes! it’s a ………………. sorry time is up!

    This reading is free of charge, come back again tomorrow.

    I am following up on my ORIGINAL post.

    Now, I ask you, what is your preference when choosing an esrog?

    in reply to: Tehilim when seeing Hatzalah #661170
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    of course! & after that one, it wouldn’t hurt to say another one in thanks to HB”H

    for the health that he grants us.

    in reply to: Tehilim when seeing Hatzalah #661168
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    bygirl31: thanks, I was struggling there for a sec, oops! i mean second.

    Thank u

    It’s great to say a kapitol tehillim, but why assume the worst?

    Perhaps a woman is having a baby & deserves a Mazel Tov!

    We hav 2 think positive! I say if it’s a simcha, Mazel Tov!

    & If C”V not please send them a Refuah Shleima

    & I say a kapitol tehillim.

    (I know, I know, a woman giving birth needs a refuah too)

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816566
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    plonisalmonis: the taymani ones on the market are usually very large!

    sunflower: do you have a love of papitos? (sunflower seeds)

    cherrybim: yeah though most on the market & typical yanover dont have, I heard it falls off

    while on the tree.

    jphone: what’s her hadar test? dishwasher safe? or not having sunkist stamped on it? 🙂

    Feif Un: happy to hear, nitz es gezunterheit!

    Joseph: 😉

    cherrybim: maybe outta towners arent so picky!

    Joseph: sorry 4 the lashon horah.

    EDITED

    in reply to: Esrogim Minhagim #816540
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    It is imported from pardeisim in Italy it’s without a pitum, ( i believe it falls)

    less bumpy more smooth peel, it doesn’t get bright yellow (like a lemon)

    usually green to a soft yellow. not so common on the street.

    Although I think Lubavitch planted these yanover seeds in Israel in kfar chabad

    & those look very different than the original yanover due to climate & humidity etc..

    I think thats actually what kfar chabad esrogim are. (not sure)

    in reply to: Cholent #671117
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    squeak: I guess I never heard the whole joke!

    mods: from what I can tell u prob hav to replace it 3 times a day! 😉

    in reply to: Mistaken Lyrics #1087732
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Some kids sing it..

    Ben bag bag, Ben bag bag, Oy Vey!,

    Ben bag bag, Ben bag bag, oy vey! oy vey!

    (they mumble) haffaffaa haffaffaa oooh laa laa!

    Ben bag bag, Ben bag bag, oy veyy!

    in reply to: Funny Shidduch Stories #1227208
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    bygirl31: cute! never heard it b4

    in reply to: Post of the Year Contest #1146686
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    from the recently closed Kapparos: Chickens, Fish, or Money?

    This one made me laugh. joseph going head 2 head with MO.

    modernorthodox said,

    Just bec it’s a minhag don’t mean we hav 2 stick to it. We hav minds. G-d gave us minds 2 think & make decisions. A minhag is just a tradition. All religions hav traditions. It’s just the way they got used 2 doin things 4 various historical reasons.

    Joseph said,

    modernorthodox: The Reform agree with you!

    modernorthodox said,

    Joseph:

    I’m not surprised. Every sect of Judaism has some good points & useful ideas.

    I would never consider doing kaparos with a chicken. It is an old outdated custom. You wouldn’t see a respectful person like a Senator waving a chicken over his head! This isn’t the 15th century. Besides chickens r filthy & prob filled with germs.

    Joseph said,

    modernorthodox: Did u ever ask ur Rabbi if SHE agrees with u?

    Reform isn’t Jewish, even though sum of their adherents are personally non-practicing Jews.

    in reply to: Cholent #671114
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    squeak: if you post a better version, we’ll put in a request to the mods

    to cut my botched attempt (if that is possible)

    in reply to: Cholent #671113
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Oy Vey! it goes better in yiddish, & it is somewhat lost in translation.

    (or I just plain messed it up!)

    but it would seem it is Litvishe joke not a Lubavitche joke.

    in reply to: Kapparos: Chickens, Fish, or Money? #661100
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    cherrybim: there nothing wrong with using money, however,

    doing kaparos with a chicken is an ancient holy minhag,

    just bec u didnt see it by u & yours, doesn’t make it any less holy.

    al pi kabalah there are many inyanim in this.

    so please first educate yourself, & then form your opinions.

    in reply to: Cholent #671109
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    mepal;

    & squeak; (if ur not offended)

    Kabols Torah was called for 8:00am sharp!

    The yekkes showed up at 7:59, so they were left with yekkishkeit,

    The litvishe showed up at 8:00, so they were left with the torah,

    by the time the chassidim showed up.. it was already 8:30 & everyone

    was singing & dancing with joy upon receiving the holy torah!

    …so the chassidim were left with the singing & dancing.

    in reply to: Kapparos: Chickens, Fish, or Money? #661097
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    For those who are Machmir & want to be yotzei all shitos,

    1) set aside some money,

    2) with the money, buy a kosher fish,

    3) go out & buy a chicken,

    4) feed the fish to the chicken,

    5) use the chicken for kaparos.

    p.s. the fish has to be dried, ground & mixed into the chicken feed.

    in reply to: Beef sauce #662143
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    try my recipe, it’s quick.

    take a cup of your favorite marinara sauce (pref no pieces)

    just add a pinch of salt

    1 tbsp. dry red wine

    1 tsp. chili powder

    1 tbsp. oil

    1 tbsp. water

    mix well & pour over meat.

    Enjoy

    in reply to: Post Here – So We Know You’re In The CR #906010
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    so Jax: we finally managed to take our coffee break at the same time!

    postsemgirl: Gut Shabbos/Yom Tov! & Chag “Ach” Same’ach!

    in reply to: Random Questions #1081442
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    ames is right. though the literal translation is thrown-out.

    in reply to: What we do for Shidduchim #660778
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    mybat: nobody should turn down an until they look into it,

    though usually wen ppl say BT, the other assumes that the BT is from different backgrounds & upbringing & opposite type then what they’re looking,

    though this assumption could be far from the truth.

    in reply to: Funny Shidduch Stories #1227192
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    haifagirl: wow! she didn’t seem to mind, lucky guy! maybe she thought

    he’s a great catch, as he’s used going in circles, & wouldn’t mind it

    when she did it to him.

    in reply to: What we do for Shidduchim #660775
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    oomis1105: I agree “to get good counseling both from a Rov AND a therapist”

    mazca: as haifagirl said, depends if their civil to one another,

    wen u asked ur Q i wasn’t thinking about shidduchim I was just thinking

    in terms of it being healthier for the children not to be raised in a broken home,

    but children are very perceptive, & can tell phoney acts.

    If the parents are cussin & throwing dishes at each other,

    the heck with shidduchim, their kids prob wont be able to STAY married

    growing up in such a home, & just end it a.s.a.p. (if it cannot b saved.)

    in reply to: Cholent #671102
    bein_hasdorim
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    squeak: I aint a yekke, I take great offense to that!

    j/k 🙂 we’re cool!

    shtarkbocher: really? I wud think a yekke calls it chunt!

    cuz It’s takes to much time to say chUlent!

    Do you wait like 3 hours between chulent & cheese cake?

    in reply to: What we do for Shidduchim #660768
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    * the star represents humor.

    in reply to: What we do for Shidduchim #660766
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    BasYisroel2:

    I was goin through an old post & saw ur post, I apologize for never getting back 2u.

    To answer ur questions,

    1) I find most of the time it’s the mother herself who takes a personal interest in the girls size.

    read in bet. the lines. (my buddies dont care about sizes) if they’re slim they usually want a slimish girl.

    Guys dont even comprehend womens sizes anyhow!

    2) The picture thing, should go both ways, especially the way I figure it, is

    when a guy is good looking the mother would request a pic to see if the girl, is too.

    I don’t know why a guy who isn’t handsome would request a pic from a girl unless

    he wants to be fair & make sure she’s as unhandsome as he is.

    I don’t think it’s proper, or intelligent to judge by a pic,

    for instance * I am very handsome, just not very photogenic.

    Also, the camera adds at least ten pounds!

    Did I mention I’m very humble.

    Seriously though, if anyone party receives a request for a pic they have a right

    to demand a pic from the other party as well & should not forward their pic in advance.

    in reply to: Mistaken Lyrics #1087729
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    When MBD sings “there will be no more lonely Peepholes!

    Why is he so worried about the peepholes?

    & then Ohel took an intrest in the peepholes too!

    Thats how famous MBD is, he mentions a cause & everybody jumps “onboard!”

    in reply to: Cholent #671098
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    squeak said; “Perhaps that’s why you guys don’t make it”?

    ….I take great offense to that!

    1) I’ll have you know I make my own chulents.

    2) Most of my friends make their own chulents as well!

    3) (& this will get me in trouble) It is well know fact that most of the world

    renown (best)chefs are ALL MEN!!!

    4) All the best catered chUlents are made by men (maybe mexican lol!) but men.

    NY Mom: Sorry, but it’s the good stuff. (under the counter)

    you have to ask for it! But dont say it too loud just creep up to the counter

    looking shifty, give the nod & mumble, Geb Mir Di Geshmakeh Fleish(meat).

    However, if your butcher calls it chOlent, he’s not holding out on you,

    He just aint got it.

    in reply to: Funny Shidduch Stories #1227186
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Mod 26 thanks for that.

    Joseph: I know, 🙂 but she wouldn’t have it.

    His reaction left a bad impression.

    in reply to: K�siva v�Chasima Tova #813398
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    I wish a G’mar Chasimah Toiva 2 all my friends & fellow YWN/Coffee Rumors & Mods.

    I ask mechila if I offended anyone with any of my comments, however,

    I do not apologize for any corny jokes I may have made.

    Deal with it! 🙂

    A Git Gebenchet Yuhr!

    in reply to: Funny Shidduch Stories #1227181
    bein_hasdorim
    Participant

    Dr. Pepper” I’m sure it happened more than once,

    This story, however, is not one I heard “Ish mipi Ish”

    I know the guy, as well as the girl.

    P.S.It happened more than 8 years ago, & they’re both still single.

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