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It apparently means something along the lines of
“It is unwise to mock others.”
oomis:
What on earth is going on with the log in? I am STIll akuperman??????? Is this some pre-purim joke?
Not to disrespect akuperman, but this is OOMIS, and I keep coming up as akuperman. If this is some sort of Purim joke, I don’t care, but if it is a malfunction of the website, it really needs to be fixed ASAP.
And so Akuperma got a subtitle.
What was your third (fourth!) subtitle, Patur?
Shopping613’s subtitle used to be something along the lines of
President and founder of SUC (Single Username Certificates). Contact me to join.
It’s difficult to find the subtitle cached on Google because
of how she used to use similar text as a signature in posts.
pixelate:
how did you know which name to log in with?
You always log in with your original screenname,
even if it’s been changed.
I need more details, specifically, why it might be worth paying $10 more for a CT shirt than a PF (a 50% increase, to be dramatic).
I’m not saying they’re the “most” anything, but I like
Elyon’s “Se’u Yedeichem” (you can hear it on SoundCloud)
and Simply Tsfat’s “Melody.”
(Please don’t listen to the live performance
of it on YouTube – it’s not good.)
BuyPaint
And sniff it
I heard a lot of the info given about who
the other people are is inaccurate.
Parse it differently. #vocabulary
coffeeaddict:
crazybrit,
love it! [Ed: That is, the “clap along” suggestion.]
crazybrit:
Glad someone did! (suppose the mod’s must have also!
[Ed: They used it.]
unless they thought cij is randomex…)
I don’t understand the last part. If the mods thought CIJ was me, that could mean that they didn’t necessarily like the suggestion, but used it for some other reason? I think maybe Crazybrit was
making sure not to put too much thought into it.
The yeshivah made one this year, but LAB wasn’t involved.
He did participate in “A.D.Y. (Ad D’lo Yada) [Feat. Dr. Dreizich],” though. (I have not yet watched either of them.)
I did not ask for this subtitle. In fact, I’d prefer
not to have one (in case I get blocked again).
I didn’t mean to say that he meant clap along as in
“If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands.”
I meant
clap along
as a play on
Because I’m happy
Clap along…
I could be wrong about this, of course.
Please hang up and try again.
Maybe I’ll try to analyze this more later, but for now, here’s a way
to try PAA’s experiment without having to play an instrument:
Use VLC Media Player (or Windows Media Player?) to play such a song
at double speed (it compensates so that it won’t be pitched up).
LOL.
Looks like your Purim is over, Joseph…
When were you unmasked?
crazybrit: How about “Clap along” for CIJ
cozimjewish: huh? I dont get it….why clap along?
Thanks to CIJ’s new subtitle, I finally understand the suggestion.
I’ve seen footage. It looks… interesting.
Sirvoddmort – Probably busy in yeshiva.
PAA – I think this might have gotten to him:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/your-coffee-room-
report-card-comments/page/3#post-545243
kj chusid – He’s still around, isn’t he?
ivory – I don’t know.
wehavegotitallworkedout – Was never very active.
Eftachbchinor – Has not returned after getting married.
Me – Very little time with access to the Internet.
After you’ve bought a lifetime supply of Lenny’s Pickles.
No.
What have I done?!
Anyway, “I would like to go to Yom Kippur Kotton this afternoon.”
The next day would have been too late, let alone the next six years.
(By the way, Be Good is still active on the CR.)
So, who made the account to begin with,
and whose house isn’t Internet-free, then?
Wasn’t there a poster by that name? He might have meant him.
I don’t deny that people who have good middos are easier to get along with, but that is at most a necessary condition for a good marriage.
Presumably, “the purpose of marriage” is best accomplished with “a good marriage,” for which “necessary conditions”
must be met.
I mentioned the relationship between
a “good marriage” and “the purpose of marriage,”
but I didn’t say that marriage cannot exist without good middos,
so you can’t answer me with the same answer as you gave Oomis.
Anyway, what do you consider the purpose of marriage, and what are the
“things which actually relate to the purpose of marriage”
(that one can look for in shidduchim) which follow that idea?
Now where’s the halacha that says that “covered in any position” is the appropriate measure?
[Paraphrase: What must be covered must of course always be covered, but who says that only a garment which is capable of that must be worn?]
A question which I don’t think would have been asked in
earlier times due to the garments in question not being
acceptable by the prevailing standards of tznius anyway.
Appearances are nothing. I have seen Torah scholars with shirts tucked out, or putting a chumash under a siddur, or flicking a sefer closed instead of gently closing it.
The first “or” might have been a mistake. Either way, an untucked shirt
is apparently either supposed to be a sign of excellence or something on a level with putting a Chumash under a Siddur* or flicking a sefer closed instead of gently closing it.** I don’t like either of those options, so I’d prefer not to believe that post was sincere. (Actually, the second one doesn’t sound too far off.)
*
Don’t many Siddurim have the weekday leining in the back?
Is it still a problem to put such a Siddur on top of a Chumash?
**
Not bakavodik, to be sure, but how serious a violation
of halacha is it? (Also, familiarity breeds contempt, as they say…)
Lakewood’s “Masa U’Matan” publication features a “FreeBay” section.
So many broken things…
Presumably, “the purpose of marriage” is best accomplished with
“a good marriage,” for which “necessary conditions” must be met.
That is, what must be covered must of course always be covered, but who says that only a garment which is capable of that must be worn?
The poskim do. Can we close this thread now?
In case anyone was wondering what the song’s metaphor was, when the garment is taken apart it becomes clear that all the material is in fact present.
#LennysPickles
You own the property as it is described in whatever documents were
involved in its sale to you, and no back-door deal can change that.
Perhaps you meant to say “What would be the best course of action be if ur next door neighbor legally leased 200ft of land from ur backyard to build a double fence on his backyard, by going to the land office and for $10 there, u can get a 99 year lease on the land, he spent $20 to get a 198 year lease on the land?”
It’s even stranger for someone on a first date
to have a daughter going into school: http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/lakewood-girls-schools?replies=32#post-555455
I think I’m learning that people with usernames like “shpitzfrum”
(or “GolemGorilla”) are not to be taken at their word.
In this context elite means the children of the more responsible people with the better hashkafos. Probably brighter genes too, on average. Not saying that there aren’t good kids who grow up in a kollel home, just on average.
Was everyone’s outrage over this so great that the mods couldn’t
approve the posts expressing it? Seriously, people, those are insults!
Now where’s the halacha that says that “covered in any position” is the appropriate measure?
IYHO, are the poskim allowed to decide what is
an appropriate measure in matters of tznius?
Have we had a discussion yet about the propriety of that site?
(Only Simchas, not Instagram.)
(Side issue: I recently heard of a case in which
someone was upset that their picture was put up.)
The reason you are unable to do it might
well apply to the rest of us as well.
Excellent trolling by Excellence. (I think.)
Personally, I’d take this about as seriously as “If u created Google,”
“Being a counter-missionary,” and “Is cloning allowed.”
Where can I order placebos?
Bumpius Humorus!