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If they pay for it they get it. Otherwise not.
bjjkid, I agree with you completely.
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b_h: what happened with the one you didn’t talk about?
r-b: what were your horror stories?
If your not Ashkenazi you can have more than one bashert (or be one of several basherts for your husband.)
I’d say Sac is short and chubby. Blinky is avg and smiley. BPT is the odd Litvak in BP. Bein hasdorim is a handsome heimish 25 yr old.
Does it beat memberette?
How does the math work on that?
It was only sleeping for a month, although the thread is two years old.
Now what does YOUR screen name represent?
Are you taking your kids along?
You must be wealthy. All the power to you!
I assume 13 is something other than your age 😉
I bet no one can guess what my SN represents.
mw13: is mw Milwaukee?
cv, I’m sorry you never had the zchus to give them. Maybe you’ll be given that opportunity by the Ribbono Shel Olam before meah v’esrim.
smartcookie – even if he has a son and daughter it is still a mitzvah of pru urvu to have more children. Even if he is 65.
I was just saying that mitzvah makes no difference in regards to his age.
And is someone uses a hashgocho that my Rov holds is unreliable, I can’t eat anything prepared in his keilim.
mdd, the other issue is if for example you eat Hebrew National (or whomever), but I don’t know them well enough or feel that there kashrus is not reliable, I can’t eat by you in your house or with food you made in your house with your utensils.
r-b, please share them. We’re all here for you.
More like a series! 😉
Lesschumras: it very much does apply. My grandfather was in his 60’s and my grandmother in her 20’s when they were mekayim the mitzvah. The Chofetz Chaim and Ribnitzer Rebbe amongst many others also remarried a young wife when they were “senior citizens”.
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Canada? Isn’t that the country somewhere to the North?
Yes, why is it even a question? Who would give up such an easy mitzvah?
You wish you had the zchus to have grown up here!
I’ve B”H seen many succesful marriages between a approx. 20 yr old kallah and 30 something chosson.
And the can be makayim the mitzvah with a kallah who is young enough to fulfil that mitzvah for him. And many do exactly that.
I’ll let you be a boy for a day. Deal?
lesschumras: the biggest one is pru urvu.
Can I be one for a day?
Sir?
Eclipse: I like wearing ties that match my nail polish.
Yes. It’s a mitzvah.
The reason older men frequently marry younger women is because they have chiyuv to have children (whether or not they already have some it is still a mitzvah).
I quote eclipse all the time. She is a modern day poet.
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Anon:
Your first point is not a bad question. Nevertheless it doesn’t negate any of Derech’s point. The answer imo is, that yes, if they (sjs and gaw) wanted to learn Torah and needed support for it, they would not be wrong in seeking it.
Your second point does not make much sense.
If someone eats cholov stam and you dont, you cant eat even non CS food they prepare with their utensils (since they use them with CS).