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“self-reverential”
I think “self-referential” was intended.
“In fact, one of the posters here told me that he enjoys taking a
side in any discussion/argument – whether he agrees with that side
or not, depending on his mood – to take the intellectual challenge
of arguing your point until the bitter/sweet end.”
Interesting…
I’m not sure if that’s a good answer, but never mind,
I’d forgotten about the old methods.
There’s a bit of a disconnect here…
Where is the software before you create the hardware, Joseph?
DaasYochid, why would he write that about cholov stam?
Toi:
R’ Moshe himself writes in a teshuva that whiskey blenders could be problematic so he refrains from drinking whiskey with a blender inside when not in public. cholov stam is lichoirah less problematic.
DaasYochid:
Toi, your “lichoira” is lichoira wrong. He writes that he drank
blended whiskey in public, but didn’t say that about c”s.
Why should he have to, DaasYochid? He wrote to be mattir it,
not that he thought it might be a problem.
Sam2:
If true, the story says a heck of a lot more about Chalav HaCompanies being muttar than Assur.
Jewish Thinker:
Sam2-Do you mind explaining yourself?
Second the motion.
Jewish Thinker:
I would like to know details, when it happened and where.
ubiquitin:
It was about 5-6 years ago on Purim, in his apartment
🙂
Hardware came first. Software can only exist on hardware.
Correct, and I didn’t argue with that when you said it earlier.
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/lashon-hora-in-the-cr#post-546040
Okay, I think this was funny, especially if you’re just coming from
GoGoGo = GolemGorilla?
I’ve got another candidate or two in mind…
cozimjewish:
????? ?’ ??????
??? ?’ ???? ???? ?????
??? ?’ ???? ???? ???? ?? ????
(Am I a Kohen? Who knows? I’m definitely a ?????.)
I misspoke, or rather didn’t think enough before posting.
Showjoe’s theory is logical, and I did not mean to say it wasn’t.
(It was also the OP’s theory – that’s the reason for the thread.)
Yekke2 is also correct that if there is a sh’eilah,
one should not act in the matter until it is resolved.
Little Froggie’s proof is not correct, though, because I think we can assume that the author of the writings in question is known.
If it could be shown that they were anonymous writings,
or written using a pseudonym, that would be different.
Was I in it?
Little Froggie:
Randomex:
It’s on something called Just one shaitel. The Yevamos song.
ivory:
And Yoili lebowitz had it as “ich bin mine eigene zeide”. Translation: I’m my own grandfather….
I just saw your response for the first time, LF.
(I never heard that album, only the first one.)
Presumably, both were based on the same secular song,
namely, “I’m My Own Grandpa.”
Joseph, it seems you read CY Magazine – what
have they printed from the CR lately?
Bump.
And now, our daily dose of rethoricol.
Mods, did you block Lamud Vov Tzadik?
Not until a posek confirms that an online persona counts as a person (because it is used in an ongoing manner as an identity).
I never noticed these responses. I wonder what
else I missed at times when I wasn’t on much?
It sounds like an e-mail address a teenager would create,
but you could be right.
Bludgers, eh? A clue! (Maybe.)
They’re also used, shall we say, “recreationally.”
As far as I can tell, only two people have ever addressed me
as “Comlink” (as in >this< post) – Twisted and… Cozimjewish.
I like your thinking, Crazybrit, but this could be the second
time I’ve wrongly thought Cozimjewish was using another name.
Here’s my guess – just some random kid. It’s bein hazmanim.
(Smile101 might have just clicked the button too many times.
Why those posts were blanked instead of removed, I don’t know.)
EDIT: Okay, I was wrong. I just saw GGG’s posts referencing older stuff.
I would hope so…
Generally speaking, it’s a bad idea to put your primary e-mail address out on the Interwebz. So much spam and so many nudniks…