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I have a Chinese daughter, my wife and I adopted her in China 18 years ago at a time when due to government one child per family policy, newborn girls were being killed.
BTW, we also have a white, American born adopted daughter who is 30. We did not start to adopt until we had 3 natural birth children, then for medical reasons could have no more.
I am currently running for local office, and we call voters from 6-8:15 PM.
You don’t seem concerned about revealing your identity, CTLAYWYER.
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(I wonder how long this will be relevant?)
EDIT: The answer was “no time at all.”
Hint for the one two posts above this:
It’s a lot less morbid than it sounds.
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Still Keeping You R…s Interested Movement
Slabodka is not in Russia. It’s in Lithuania. (Not a line.)
Comments on the Internet are known to be negative
much of the time, regardless of the subject.
Congratulations to Neville on coming up with one
of the best usernames I’ve seen on the CR.
I expected this thread to be about how to annoy telemarketers,
and whether it’s allowed if they’re Jewish.
(I’ll tell you what that stands for eventually.)
#popaSKYRIM
Hey! I’m making fun of ads, not this website.
I missed you, if you were gone.
Seeing as you’re still around, Zev7, how’s this endeavor going?
I was assuming he meant it to be readable (meaning-wise) as DDoS, but that there was some other more homorous set of words I was meant to interpret it as.
LAB has recently done a video for Minyan Shelanu (an organization
for at-risk youth in Lakewood) called “Xtreme Loifer,” to promote
a fundraising event. (If you know of a better place for this post,
feel free to re-post this information there.)
Oh, so this was the sort of stuff the fuss was about.
(Hover your mouse over “Latest reply” and look at the URL displayed
on the bottom of your browser, or wherever it goes for you.)
“and never made it home”
[I’ve got a good hint ready for this one. 🙂 ]
“Iran Iran Ira-a-an / Iran’s so far awa-a-ay”
I don’t get it. What is DOS meant to stand for in this case?
(I’m familiar with the standard use.)
I did, on the same day I posted those last ones.
I’d rather play board games.
So, they also have this issue, despite not
having the cheirem d’Rabbeinu Gershom ?
Humorous comedy books
Funny adventures with nasty pigeons killer gnomes, psychotic moustaches
[sic]
Batteries WHOLESALE Fresh
[Ed: Sure sounds like food, doesn’t it?]
Revisiting Tolerance
Lessons drawn from Egypt’s Cosmopolitan Heritage
JavaSuits Air-Pot Sleeves
Made of Durable Protective Neoprene Hides Dents Dings and Scratches
[sic]
I assumed the reference to yourself in the third person in
“who could guess where skripka is from!” was meant to imply that the name was indicative in some way. Otherwise, why not use “I?”
Welcome back, GRATEFULBLAC.
(No, I know which thread this is.)
you can tell if music is Jewish by whether it inspires you from the waist up, or the waist down
By this criterion, music having nothing to do with Jews could
in theory be considered Jewish, while music created entirely
by frum Jews could in theory not be considered Jewish…
I don’t think that story’s funny. It should probably go here:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/shidduchim-horror-stories
NU! NU! 🙂
I was thinking Skripka’s name might be a clue about
his hometown, but it’s just Russian for “violin.”
Welcome to the CR. Please be aware of the time-stamps on posts
and understand that many of those who were here 4 years ago
aren’t here any more.
Quack. (Quack.)
(Yes, ducks’ quacks echo, contrary to popular belief.)
The Yevonim.
🙂