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  • in reply to: WAKE UP MODS!! #804705
    bein_hasdorim
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    YW Moderator613; It seems like it’s your, not our Swiss account.

    What? You all share one account?

    If I knew you’d share it, I might consider thinking about the probability of a possibility that I would wire some dough there.

    in reply to: Who is your favorite member, responding to threads? #807117
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    I very humbly (perhaps too humbly) thank

    ootinny, kapusta, mustangrider, for showing their appreciation.

    This is better than an Oscar.

    It goes without saying that the cleverness, keen sense of humor, and intellectual prowess of the aforementioned is quite apparent from their posts, as well as their choices. 🙂

    Honestly speaking I have so many favorites I can’t write em all

    cuz i’m sure to miss a few, so I thank all of my favorites, you know who you are 😉

    When I need a laugh I come here, (after watching penguins dance) and when I need to vent, I come here, (after the shooting range)

    That why I’m so mellow, (It has nothing to do with what I smoke)

    maybe a little. So Thanks y’all! So keep reading and keep writing.

    er.. perhaps some you should skip the writing. Right haifagirl?

    I’m just kidding, wright whatevor yew feal liek riding!

    in reply to: Teshuvah music recommendations? #804692
    bein_hasdorim
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    Machnisei Rachamim, Mi ke’amcho Yisroel, MBD.

    Sabba Kadishe, Rebbeh Reb Zisha, Lipa.

    in reply to: Blatantly Staring #804997
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    Red; You’re very welcome!

    in reply to: Random Question. Answer Honestly Please. #804687
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    minyan gal; We don’t charge guests, we only expect them to eat heartily and enjoy themselves. (Maybe compliment the chef)

    and the Chefs helper. (I’m not saying which one I am.)

    bomb; the exact difference is almost the same as when you

    run in the rain, but don’t dive into your washing machine yelling

    Stop! Get it out! Water! Ahhhh!

    in reply to: girls!!!! DON"T SELL YOURSELVES CHEAP!!! #805746
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    Being a single girl I am all for bashing guys as much as the next guy, I mean girl, but this is just too much! You’re basing almost your whole post on assumptions, and heresy.

    in reply to: "Common" sense needed for parenting, safety, and following the law #804662
    bein_hasdorim
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    See My old post about educating the masses. We’re fighting a losing battle.

    in reply to: Blatantly Staring #804994
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    Nobody’s talking about giving them a look over, it’s what you do afterwards. 2nd and third and fourth once-over’s.

    There’s a reason why it’s called a once-over!

    in reply to: Okay, So this is really bothering me #805294
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    This is why I am always Mechabed someone else to open the O.J.

    grape juice, or cherry Soda. It’s a win- win situation. They think I’m giving them Kavod, and I am. The Kavod of walking around with a purple tie-dye shirt.

    I’m just kidding, I’m an extremely clean and careful person, that seldom gets dirty or any stains on my clothes ….Ha…Ha..HATCHOOOOW!

    Darn It!!! How do get fruit punch out of an oxford?

    in reply to: Yente?!?! You gotta be kidding me! #805584
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    mtydhd; Mazel Tov! How about Pu’ah. See Rashi on Shemos,

    by the names of the Meyaldos.

    or Tziporah! a Yenta, chirps like a bird.

    in reply to: can i date a girl without Shadchan????????/ #808658
    bein_hasdorim
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    So since I am a qualified Shadchan I have no problem dating a girl of my choosing since it obviously is going through a qualified Shadchan with a proven track record.

    MichaelC; and any other singles, I give an Accredited Shadchan Course; So you wont have a problem.

    Please call

    1-888 be-a-Yenta-2

    in reply to: who are the mods #804917
    bein_hasdorim
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    It all started with a BIG BANG! The Mods have been around since the beginning of time. They run the banks, The Government, The Country, all other countries, So according to e/o They must be Jewish.

    in reply to: Blatantly Staring #804987
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    RedNails19; This unfortunately is a REAL problem.

    It has bothered me for a long time.

    Although It bothers me when I notice little kids doing it.

    I, and hopefully those who get stared down, understand that kids tend to do this. Even gentile kids are guilty of this. That is in a child’s nature unless educated by his parents to avoid it.

    What really irritates me, is when I see adults from our community doing it. It is so offensive and totally goes against what the Torah stands for.

    There is this one time in particular when an African American Geir Tzedek, (or maybe he was born a Yid) entered a certain shul in BP

    for a minyan Maariv. The second he walked in I (as well as the entire shul) noticed him. Almost everyone was just staring at him. Some people kept looking back at him every few seconds, This one man I noticed, just stared, rather gaped at him with his mouth open literally the whole davening! I’m not sure he even said 20%

    of the words he just satred standing very close to.

    He continued staring at him as if by looking at him long enough, he’d figure out his name address and life story.

    At first I got flushed and embarrassed for what that Geir goes through. It bothered me so much!

    Then I just got mad at this Total Goilem Shoiteh for acting like a five year old child.

    When Shomnei Esrei came, everyone started, I was still a little behind, but this guy was still just standing and staring.

    It was disgusting! We have a Chiuv of V’ohavtah Es Hageir,

    We have a Chiyuv to be Mekarev them! OK! You’re not on the level.

    No problem! But to totally ALIENATE a Ger?

    To make him feel self conscious? Unwelcome? An outsider to be stared at like an exhibit at the zoo? This is unacceptable, downright disgusting, and Assur.

    There are other cases, where people act similarly though it’s totally not in the spirit of Ahavas Yisroel or how the Torah

    intends for us to behave or be perceived by others.

    So believe me, RN19; I hear you!

    in reply to: Where to buy furniture in Lakewood? #805497
    bein_hasdorim
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    If you wait by the river a new furniture shipment should be otw from monsey.

    in reply to: Proper Procedure for ending Amidah #803846
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    I think the Mekor for bouncing 3 times is a Hechsher Mitzvah,

    in practicing for kedusha. Make sure you get it right. 3 times, not four. It’s addictive, and if you don’t have practice it very easy to belt out like 5 or 6 before being able to stop.

    in reply to: Too Girly #838965
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    sib; Here again we go with the grammer.

    Are you by any chance substituting for haifagirl?

    (How’d you like my spelling and structure?)

    in reply to: Proper Procedure for ending Amidah #803838
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    oy vey ktd; I was just covering for some people. 😉

    otb, AKA Off Track Betting; They hopefully should be proper Mechanchim and treated as such.

    in reply to: Bas Kohen #803459
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    bomb; lol! good one!

    in reply to: Random Question. Answer Honestly Please. #804672
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    I’d never allow water to get on my 1000 thread count Egyptian cotton sheets! (Except when being washed) When I needed help waking up, there’s always the duster in the ear. Works like a charm.

    Though I pity the person doing it. For when I swing full force at the imaginary insect crawling in my ear the person standing in that vicinity usually ends up on the floor.

    in reply to: Abusing Chaverim organization #979176
    bein_hasdorim
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    s2021; I can’t believe that story! Really?

    in reply to: "Top Shviggers!" #804248
    bein_hasdorim
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    minyan gal; Thanks for sharing, now that’s inspiring.

    There are some super MIL out there, though people joke about them,

    I just wish it would rub off on the rest of them. A kind MIL is a major key in Shalom Bayis. Your post engages my intention for this thread.

    Although some humor is always appreciated if it’s not at my expense.

    J/K I can take it. 😉

    in reply to: Keeping on my Trousers #1051126
    bein_hasdorim
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    I agree w Haleivi, was just about to type that.

    Taking in to a tailor and inserting an elastic around the back is the best way to go, unless you’re much older it might not be good for your circulation. Then i’d suggest losing weight. Either way it is important getting/ staying in shape. Hatzlacha!

    P.S. I really enjoy many of your other posts.

    in reply to: Too Girly #838959
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    s2021; To be honest, some guys like a girly girl, and find it cute.

    I have a friend (not me) who keeps complaining that many girls that are Redt to him are sad and boring.

    in reply to: Is 3 Cups of Coffee a Day Too Much? #803438
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    bomb; sorry for my belated response, it must’ve gotten lost in the mail.

    To answer your Chakira,… It’s a din in the coffee.

    Most workers don’t start their day with a Gatorade. Nor do they apologize to their frightened co-workers by saying “sorry i’m a little edgy today, I’m on my 5th diet coke.” 🙂

    in reply to: Proper Procedure for ending Amidah #803833
    bein_hasdorim
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    We were taught in Cheder to do the three bounces after S”E,

    are you calling our Rabbeim Ame Haaretz? 😉

    in reply to: Too Girly #838957
    bein_hasdorim
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    aries2756; the op is clearly states “A friend of mine”.

    So It is absolutely totally not her.

    in reply to: "Top Shviggers!" #804244
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    hudi; It’s just you.

    in reply to: New And Returning Members! #856330
    bein_hasdorim
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    hey beacon! Not really lurking. in and out.

    charlie brown, you’ve been here like forever. 🙂

    in reply to: Too Girly #838954
    bein_hasdorim
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    is she under 22? I would say either she came across as immature,

    or just too girly. A guy understands that girls are extremely different than guys. However when they come across too intensely

    with their girlishness, this could even be in conversation,

    talking about real girly things with the guy, he may feel to alienated and uncomfortable by her, and her choice of conversation.

    There is no one way to describe it but i’ll try.

    Perhaps she says “like” like every third word, engrossed in a conversation about how her friend likes purple flowers and like she likes pink flowers, and like when her friend like went to the store to buy her that top and they were like out of the pink flowers omg! She like should’ve know to get her the fuchsia flowered one instead of the purple Right? I mean like omg, you like totally understand where i’m coming from right.

    This is just a rough example, I think you can imagine how a guy

    would feel having to listen to this type of jabber (Please look up the word) for two hours.

    in reply to: WHY??? (random philosophical questions) #1115751
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    What is it about Pringles?

    Every time i take a few chips and say “that’s it, last one” there’s always that ONE more that somehow turns into 2 1/2, and since you don’t want to break a chip, (so annoying!) you round it off to 3 chips. Then, since you started a “new round” there’s that “one more” problem all over again!!!

    Before you know it there’s only one more chip left.

    So you decide to leave it. But what kind of person leaves ONE CHIP In a Pringles can?!! So before you can say STOP, it’s in your mouth. So you decide to dump the crumbs. But Isn’t that Bal Tashchis? I may be a Fresser but i’m not a Bal Tashchis guy.

    Somehow the can makes a headstand and my mouth is forced to open lest I be oiver Bal Tashchis and getting the kitchen floor crumby,

    another Isur according to my Rebbitzin.

    DO THEY PUT COCAINE IN PRINGLES? i really think so.

    in reply to: what words can u find in this word? #827803
    bein_hasdorim
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    Gentile/s.

    in reply to: reason for saying no #803858
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    The only reason to give a reason is if the Shadchan doesn’t know what you’re looking for. If the reason would insult the other party, it should be kept to oneself. Just telling the Shadchan it wasn’t for me, not my type should be enough.

    in reply to: smoking and olam haba #803974
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    All the smokers, you better stop and do Teshuva, because it is an

    Issur D’Oyraisoh!!! You are not considered an Oi’nes If you started,

    since you can stop if you want to.

    shooeey, is it pot you’re smoking? or just cigarettes? 🙂

    in reply to: let's make the longest thread possible!! #837401
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    I’ll start


    keep it going!

    in reply to: Dating in a Hurricane! (or immediately after) #804820
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    ootinny; I still have nightmares. How did you know I require fancy heels? Have we met? That wasn’t the reason I said No. I said no because the girl had no sense of humor.

    All kidding aside, I take it you misunderstood the humorous point of the story. It actually never happened to me. I was referring to a hypothetical of a guy complaining about a girl coming dressed casually on a first date. Not unlike a certain someone who very recently posted a similar scenario.

    What did happen to me was a hiking boots story, and you can quote me. “I require a girl not to wear hiking boot on the first date” unless said date was a scheduled meeting at the bottom of Mount. Everest, or the likes. I wouldn’t mind a jacket from The north Face, Colombia, or REI either, If I was still dating.

    in reply to: seminary-ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! #803273
    bein_hasdorim
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    Ooh! How can I forget my days in sem.

    pba? you were in sem too?

    in reply to: My date.. #803254
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    Tomche; Firstly, what on earth are you talking about? short skirts?

    Whoever said anything about not dressing Tzniusdig?

    I’m saying they should dress nicely at weddings.

    Most guys who were redt their basherte at a wedding, the girl was pointed out to them from afar. If they thought they seemed nice they tell the shadchan to send them the info.

    Secondly, what on earth is wrong with wearing perfume?

    Did you attend a Holy seminary that told you this?

    Do you hang out on the women side? I have never gotten close enough to other women at a wedding as to get a whiff of their perfume. Idk if you’re a girl or a guy, but if the latter, what on earth do you do at weddings?

    in reply to: Keeping on my Trousers #1051094
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    You have a bright future awaiting you as a Plumber. Good Luck!

    in reply to: NO YALILI IN POMEGRANATE! #867984
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    Last week when I went to the bank, i requested they play LIPA’S

    GELT song, they refused. Can you believe it?!!!

    I’m seriously considering closing my account there.

    THEY DON’T HAVE “GELT?!!!”

    in reply to: He has a past, and she doesnt know. Or the other way around. #804867
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    If he has changed for real, then it is wrong to tell her,

    or anyone for that matter about his past. I know many happily married couples, some of them already marrying off their own kids,

    that the man had a past which he left for good. Men especially when they’re teens go through a little rough patch till they find their calm. I know a case where they asked a family friend of theirs about the boy before they made the L’chaim and this friend of kallahs family was aware of the boy’s past.

    They didn’t say anything other than he was a super nice guy, which he was at the time. Now B”H they are very happily married. He is still very much a Mentch and a very warm person.

    However If he’s currently a person that does things that if

    known to her she would not be interested, then he must tell her before. If that is not an option, You must ask a sheilah to an actual Rov, If you can and how to divulge this information.

    Do Not ask virtual Rov, or collective body of wannabe Poskim.

    Reb Moshe Paskens to a woman that she must tell her future husband

    about her past i’m not sure to what extent but that it is behind her. So I’m sure that this guy if he’s still not behaving properly

    he must be honest.

    in reply to: so i blushed…… #803772
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    tab; always be curt, serious, brief, being brief is the key,

    answers what you have to, then turn your attention elsewhere as if you have somewhere to be, s/t to do. Don’t linger, will give him the wrong message.

    Although MidPath makes a good point. and I’d take his advice. It’s important to note sometimes guys take this, telling them nicely you wish to have a professional etc.. as a message that they have to work harder to get your attention win you over , and this could lead to you changing your mind when they win you over.

    However showing that your totally not interested physically giving him a curt not interested vibe that gets the message across way better. Don’t be rude, just act totally not interested.

    in reply to: Jokes #1201870
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    fast forward; good one,

    #17 happened on dates all the time.

    BPG; thanks & to all other funny post on this page.

    in reply to: What Crazy thing have you done today? #1023182
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    ootinny, hope it gets fixed before you date.

    in reply to: Nissim v'niflaos!! #802483
    bein_hasdorim
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    Baruch Hu, Ubaruch She’mo!

    in reply to: Jokes #1201869
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    Why did the blonde cross the road?

    To find the chicken, and finally get some answers.

    whole wheat; thanks, you inspired me to make a joke.

    in reply to: Shayne Coats look funny #805690
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    Don’t own one, wouldn’t be caught wearing one, some things should be illegal.

    in reply to: Do u belive in Ayin Harah? #802947
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    kylbdnr; just saw your post, I know you meant it seriously but

    LMHO! Girls, lol! I can’t stop chuckling. Thanks!

    There’s another test but I cant type when i’m ROTF.

    I’ll get back to you when I calm down and think of s/t funnier.

    in reply to: Do u belive in Ayin Harah? #802946
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    If you are terrified of it, you are just making yourself susceptible to it. If you flaunt what you have, even if you arent afraid, you’re making yourself very susceptible to it.

    If you practice Hatzne Leches, and trust HB”H and arent worried about it, then your good to go.

    That is Ayin Horah in a nutshell.

    in reply to: best/worst compliment???? #802873
    bein_hasdorim
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    Wow! You look much younger. Is that a compliment laced w/ criticism?

    in reply to: There is an issue that really bothers me…. #802819
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    If it’s just that fact alone that’s bothering you, it is not an issue. I mean if there isn’t anything about her personality that bothers you, or things that you clash on because she’s from oos, then it isn’t a problem.

    Like if you could go back in time, and everything about her, the way she talks, thinks, understands what your saying, would remain the same, only you would be told she’s from your state/town, you’d be happy. then I feel It isn’t important. Sometime many oot girls have lot more to offer than local girls. They’re more openminded but frum, more accepting, less judgmental, etc.. I dont want to cont. I’m gonna get heck from our local singles. (Who are all super great too) So she doesn’t know all the local hock, so what?

    she’ll learn, or you can teach her.

    If you have nothing in common that is something else.

    Btw i’m not trying to convince you that this the one, only that if she’s great & you’re happy w/ everything about her, ruchnius,

    middos, hashkafa, gashmius, and her family are nice folks,

    where she’s from should not be a Meakev.

    Siyata Dishmaya, same Haskofah, good Middos, nice personality, nice family, stuff in common, good conversation, healthy, physically appealing to you. that all one needs.

    They do not have to be from same town, unless their location causes technical difficulties, then you have to as a Sheilah.

    btw, there’s nothing like a rrrRussian accent.

    Ver you fram? My Fazer Chengineer! Che Supowart yew verrry nais!

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