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Burnt SteakParticipant
Do some research. Don’t just look for the shortcut.
September 4, 2013 4:51 am at 4:51 am in reply to: Why Would a Girl Even Want to Learn Talmud? #973912Burnt SteakParticipantI should also mention that I mostly read just the first post.
For mods only please delete this part of post
I will stop with the crude attempts of art
perhaps a preview button would help.
Thanks for all the good work
Shana tova
September 4, 2013 4:41 am at 4:41 am in reply to: Why Would a Girl Even Want to Learn Talmud? #973909Burnt SteakParticipant– – – bais yakov maidel
I would switch with you if I could (just the learning Gemara part).
I mostly don’t like learning Gemara, but my belief in Judaism is solid and comes from other places. Sounds like your teachers did not do the best job on some parts of your education. I know my teachers didn’t fill our heads with, Men are better than Women, garbage. Most explained that every one has a role and each person/ gender has strengths. (Sort of related point – That is why people need to get married. To strengthen each person’s weaknesses)
Regarding the part which you mention “Will the pre-screen me and say that “by virtue of the fact that I am female, I don’t have the brain capacity to really understand gemara… it’s just the way Hashem made things…”?”
I have heard that in general women are better at broad brain capacity (ex: women are very good at multi tasking). Men in general are more suited to single minded tasks (ex: my Mom used to yell at me to do chores but many time I could not hear because I was so focused on a book. I have witnessed similar events with other males).
You seem like you are intelligent and you may be an exception, because most women don’t vocalize this if they feel this way. I would suggest talk to a rabbi that knows you and you are comfortable with. Also you can lean Tanach and Halacha in depth, Rashi was such a great writer that people of all ages and skill levels can learn from him. Try Rambam’s guide to the perplexed (forgot what it is called in hebrew Mo’reh something).
On a completely unrelated note:
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August 29, 2013 12:49 am at 12:49 am in reply to: For the Jewish Metalhead (I know you're out there). #1023454Burnt SteakParticipantYserbius123
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You. Just. Called. RUSH. A. Metal. Band.
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reread the post
I also was wondering if there are any Jewish Metal bands or even if there are any _^_rock groups_^_. <—- (here) Obviously not taking about groups where singer (rush/ Disturbed) is Jewish.
Burnt SteakParticipantTalk to your friends see what they are bringing. Many of my friends who went to shana bet mostly packed clothing. You should have a decent idea of what you need and where to get things in Israel.
Burnt SteakParticipantI always thought that stuffed peppers had meat. I have to say that this looks like it would be very tasty.
August 28, 2013 3:50 am at 3:50 am in reply to: For the Jewish Metalhead (I know you're out there). #1023450Burnt SteakParticipantshkoiach1 thanks. I’m going to check them out.
August 27, 2013 4:57 am at 4:57 am in reply to: Allegorical Story: The Children Fight over the Box #972793Burnt SteakParticipantOh Shreck!
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We are as healty as all our Torah Leaders want us to be. To hope for the Har Habayis, to revere its kedushah by not treading on its holy soil, but to stand respectfully at the closest proximity permissible and daven. Reverently, sanctily to HaSHem. For the true geulah. For the true Mikdash.
No, we are not retarded.
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He might mean we do not take advantage of the Kotel. More people should make the effort to visit the Kotel more often. It shows that we have “ha’karos ha’tov”. Our ancestors never got the chance to even glimpse at the Kotel. For us it is accessible.
You all should be inscribed in the book of life.
Burnt SteakParticipantYou had a bad experience. Even when I was failing gemara my rebbies encouraged me. Why don’t you get involved in an organization that pairs you off with other girls (I’m assuming you are a girl from the way you type) and teach them or learn with someone at the same level.
Halfway through typing this answer, I realized that this is similar to what happened to me this past year and that I need to forgive that educator. Who am I to give you advice if I only preach and not practice? <—- Thank you for being The Almighty’s messenger to tell me to work on myself and forgive people.
All that is left to say is to try to judge them favorably, who knows, the teacher could of had a lot of things going on in his/her life.
I feel bad I can’t offer you more but try my suggestions even if I may not do them myself.
You should be blessed that this is you pass this hard trial in life and that this experience will strengthen you.
Burnt SteakParticipantI’m sure most places have. You can google shuls and the cities and call them for information. Most places will be happy to help out.
Burnt SteakParticipantI’m a guy but I’m wondering what y’all think “country means? Do Yinz think smaller Jewish community in Midwest counts as country?
August 27, 2013 4:31 am at 4:31 am in reply to: For the Jewish Metalhead (I know you're out there). #1023442Burnt SteakParticipantsharp — I don’t mean to lecture you but I’m a bit surprised that you’re actually a metal/ hard rock/ punk rock fan. (Not to be confused with rock). I’m surprised because you seem to be more sensible than that. I personally think these genres are for the musically illiterate. That’s just my opinion, I don’t mean to judge.
I personally do not like Jewish music. I find it repetitive and bland. I can see why people like the more classical Jewish music, but I find I like things with more of a beat and less predictable musically.
crisisoftheweek — Most lead guitarists in metal bands could teach college level classes in music theory, some on the level of Stratavarius.
I fully agree with you on that. I have friends who play guitar (and one who is a music theory major) and most of them can not play at the level of most lead guitar player in rock groups.
This name is already taken
I have 2 subtitles both of which aren’t listed.
Crisis- the ones playing it aren’t muscly illiterate, it’s the people listening to it
I’m going to have to disagree with you on that. I’m not musically illiterate and many of my friends who listen to rock/metal also are not musically illiterate. It’s all about your tastes.
Burnt SteakParticipantThere are buses that go there from Jerusalem. I don’t know the numbers.
Meron is a small place and you should be able to navigate it by yourself.
Tzafas is also not so big and you can ask locals for directions to most of the attractions. There are also signs that point in the direction of some of the places.
I have never been to Teveriah so I can’t say anything about that.
August 25, 2013 9:36 pm at 9:36 pm in reply to: For the Jewish Metalhead (I know you're out there). #1023428Burnt SteakParticipantsharp
sharper than a serpent’s tooth
Burnt Steak, I think you are mixing up Hard Rock with metal.
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I also enjoy that but I don’t mind the songs that have screaming in them, I focus more on the musical side.
zahavasdad
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The lead singer of Disturbed is OTD and a yeshiva boy.
Posted 1 hour ago #
I know that and I know people who went to school with him. I heard many stories about his high school days and I can sort of understand why he makes that type of music.
Thanks for all the feedback, wish there was more of a Jewish market for rock of all types.
Burnt SteakParticipantEin Gedi is very nice to walk around and it is close to the Dead Sea and Masada, you could do all of those in a day.
Burnt SteakParticipantNCSY great organization that has many dedicated people that care. Great kiruv organization. A big plus is that they are all over the USA and are also in Canada.
August 21, 2013 1:39 am at 1:39 am in reply to: Best way to break in four-inch stilettos before Yom Tov? #971897Burnt SteakParticipantnfgo3
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To Burnt Steak: “Petal” is a part of a flower. “Pedal” is a foot-operated device, such as a brake pedal in an automobile, or the pedals on a bicycle. And you wonder why you are not well understood?
Thanks for correcting me. =D
just realized that is another homophone. Wish I could say I did that on purpose.
Burnt SteakParticipantBoruchSchwartz +1
I prefer mine well done and I kind of like them if they get charred.
August 19, 2013 4:54 pm at 4:54 pm in reply to: Best way to break in four-inch stilettos before Yom Tov? #971875Burnt SteakParticipantToi
beware the cleats
burnt steak- uch seriously, youre so racist.
please explain how I am a racist
and if you think that homophone is a racist. I was pointing out that break and brake are homophones. I will provide the definition from dictionary for you.
maybe just completely misunderstanding you, but I was trying to make a joke. Unless you thought I meant to say women can’t drive. but that would not be racist. It would be sexist.
homophone
noun
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Phonetics . a word pronounced the same as another but differing in meaning, whether spelled the same way or not, as heir and air.
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a written element that represents the same spoken unit as another, as ks, a homophone of x in English.
August 19, 2013 2:40 pm at 2:40 pm in reply to: Best way to break in four-inch stilettos before Yom Tov? #971868Burnt SteakParticipantVogue
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huh? I dont drive
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break, as in car brake. homophone
August 19, 2013 4:55 am at 4:55 am in reply to: Best way to break in four-inch stilettos before Yom Tov? #971857Burnt SteakParticipantJust push down foot on the petal, should be the same with any type of shoe.
Burnt SteakParticipantWhy is it that you can drink a drink but not food a food?
(disclaimer- I did not make this one up credit goes to someone else)
August 19, 2013 4:42 am at 4:42 am in reply to: Who would you elect as the Rabbi(s) of Coffeetown? #971364Burnt SteakParticipantI second Utah
Burnt SteakParticipantBoruchSchwartz
blessed with a good name
I hold that football is avoda zora
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mix sodium polyacrylate with water. If you think that is interesting then eat a bagel.
Burnt SteakParticipantSounds like me. But I also am staying in a area where I have no friends. It probably is just laziness.
Burnt SteakParticipantRABBAIM also pray/ say tehilim and remember that we are loved by Hashem
August 16, 2013 8:56 pm at 8:56 pm in reply to: How do I respond to innocent questions that really hurt? #971311Burnt SteakParticipantFirst off, mazal tov on your brother.
Secondly,make up some ridiculously funny story, like training to become an international kangaroo surfing champion. Then after they laugh, change the subject and ask about the other person (like other people suggested).
If they still persistent, try to act normal and tell them that you are in the process of deciding and would rather not explain. Most people would stop asking at that point, but if they don’t understand then you should start acting like a mime and build glass walls around them.
Burnt SteakParticipantthe-art-of-moi
Silly thing from around 8 years ago. Best if I don’t fully explain and probably should not have posted it.
jacobs son with the knitted pants
sorry if I offended you, wasn’t trying to mock you but now it looks like it is mocking
Burnt SteakParticipantI like rusty spoons.
Please don’t mistake me for salad fingers.
Burnt SteakParticipantAnd starting for Work at 6′ 3 Bobby Randomgoy
this is what I first thought of when I read the title
Burnt SteakParticipantI know you meant to write POP so I’ll ignore you saying “soda” and answer with Root Beer
Burnt SteakParticipantIf a duck became a chiropractor, would it be any good?
Burnt SteakParticipantSounds like this minhag came from Billy O’Hara. And what type of alcohol? Does it change depending on how bad date went or what girl looked like? Sounds like this is an explanation of where the rabbi/ jew … walks into a bar jokes came from.
and speaking of walk into a bar joke,
A string walks into a bar with a few friends and orders a beer. The bartender says, “I’m sorry, but we don’t serve strings here.”
The string goes back to his table. He ties himself in a loop and messes up the top of his hair. He walks back up to the bar and orders a beer.
The bartender squints at him and says, “Hey, aren’t you a string?”
The string says, “Nope, I’m a frayed knot.”
(and yes I am aware of jokes thread, but this is knot just about a single thread)
Burnt SteakParticipantBurnt SteakParticipantSo any thoughts about the first week of preseason football? I think NFC North could be the best division in the NFL
and BoruchSchwartz you forgot thursday night football and College football on/after shabbos
Burnt SteakParticipantYou can diet the whole week and have a “cheat” day (Shabbos).
Do what others suggested and try not to drink pop. Try alternatives such as, water with citrus in it (I find lemons work best, but limes and even oranges also work fine). Try to limit portion sizes. Eat the cake but take a smaller size.
Shabbos is meant for us to enjoy, not gorge ourselves. Try not to eat the delicious food when you are full. Also eat slower and savor each bite. Think how much eating the food enhances your Shabbos.
Burnt SteakParticipantchani91
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y does et need 2 b bought online? how about working a little a life? and just go to the sshops?
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I think she wants it to arrive around the same time or before she gets there. It can be crazy trying to find things in a environment that you are not used to. Also her sem could be in a hard too reach location.
However, you do make a good point about shopping in Israel. A lot of the items can be found at reasonable prices. Try asking teachers and other sem girls where to find items. Most schools in Israel give time off during the week to allow students to take care of things. Also if you have relatives or friends that live in Israel you can ask them.
Have a great year in Israel. Don’t waste your time there. It should be the best year, so try to get as much done as possible.
Burnt SteakParticipantWIY I’m not yeshivish. But we are all jews here so should it matter?
Burnt SteakParticipantCould also be Taylor Swift. Or even Marilyn Manson. But I’m guessing it’s not Manson.
Burnt SteakParticipantCarly Simon influence you to start this thread?
Burnt SteakParticipantMy top 3 are
1:Bill deBlasio 2:John Catsimatidis 3:Christine Quinn
But since I don’t live in NY not able to vote. I would not mind if Bill Thompson wins. Overall I don’t care so much about this election but it affects (or effects, grammar confuses me) a lot of Jews so I pay attention.
rebdoniel props to you for making this list.
Burnt SteakParticipantAsk him if rap/ electronic music is halachicaly considered music, and if not could you listion to it during omer/3 weeks.
Burnt SteakParticipantSince Kanye named his kid North. Royal baby will be named South or East.
Burnt SteakParticipantShip the kid off to the military. Let him get some discipline.
Burnt SteakParticipantAmerica’s top 40 with ryan secrest.
Burnt SteakParticipantdont know if these places have jews or not but look into Medford, Levittown, and Howell
July 19, 2013 10:13 pm at 10:13 pm in reply to: LET US PROTEST: Major Kosher Supermarkets In Catskills Refuse To Use Price Tags #966758Burnt SteakParticipantDaMoshe it’s not worth the strife to leave things out for store to put back. At a young age I was taught to put things back when you no longer need them. Just put them back, why should a worker put back items when it is the owner/manager you are mad at. Why make others suffer because you are lazy and ungrateful. Why make the chillul HaShem, even if workers are Jewish it is still a chillul HaShem.
Today when I was helping my Mom in supermarket, she saw a grape juice display that had cheaper grape juice, (in different part of supermarket) so she asked me to get some. I PUT BACK the other grape juice and took the cheaper grape juice. She told me I obviously wasn’t a New Yorker.(she lives in NYC, I grew up not in NYC) I didn’t understand what she was saying until she explained that New Yorkers would have left it there. Shouldn’t this be natural instincts to return items their shelf.
BTW I offer you a brocha that your financial situation should be one where you don’t have to worry about money.
Burnt SteakParticipantjewishfeminist — I will explain what I mean about the flirting. I know I was vague. I will retract that saying good shabbos is flirting. I will change it to “saying good shabbos leads to flirting.” I have been with friends and when we passed by a group of girls we naturally said good shabbos and they responded. That led to more socialization and we ended up hanging out together at one of the girl’s house.
I agree that it is common courtesy and what happened in my situation might not be the norm. But I’m trying to present the other side of the coin. BTW I’m OOT MO and this stuff doesn’t bother me too much.
MCP — I use the trance more as backround music. SN is more of a personal joke no hidden meanings, but if it was a message then it would be even though steak gets burnt it’s still edible.
Burnt SteakParticipantMCP I also used pandora for first music. I know it was either rock or trance music.
About saying good shabbos. I’m used to out of town environment where everyone says good shabbos. But I know sometimes saying good shabbos is also sorta flirting for some people.
Burnt SteakParticipantI know I may not be taken seriously, but the fact that anyone can come on at any point should be a reason why you might not have violated anything. If you really don’t want to get into situations take the stairs as often as possible.
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