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@lakewat, CCNY, SUNY, Fordham, Pace will all take Yeshiva credits, most will require you to take a basic math and english test before allowing a transfer

I think the the employer have relaxed the standards somewhat, but to get somewhere you need a genuine BA/BS for the most part, these days fairly easy to obtain with remote learning and all.

and in related items,
TSA screening wait times are long
Traffic jams are awful
Parking in NYC stinks
Crime in the big cities are off the charts
We have the highiest inflation in 40 years

This is what is called stating the obvious

@RW last week I was in a seforim store in the catskills and saw a few litvisher ppl speaking to the owner in yiddish, I also Tuvia of the seforim store speak in yiddish, hespadim in lkwd are give in yiddish for the most part,
What neighborhood in NYC do you hear Hebrew spoken as the predominate lang,?
yet to come across one

@RW. actualy yes, I see that all the time esp. in Antwerp, London and Montreal and pretty common in Monsey, the Catskills and Miami.
Now name me ONE place were Hebrew is spoken by the masses outside of Israel.

@RW, I can go to Belgium, UK, USA, Canada among others and hear Yiddish being spoke by masses.
Kurdish is spoke by kurds outside of Kurshstan.
Hebrew is not spoken by masses anywhere but in Israel

@rightwrier, my question is very simple, Name me one place in the world outside of Israel who hebrew is spoken on the street by the masses, my question is NOT about the age of the language or what language seforim are written in.
Its a very simple Q

@AAQ yes it was in town

@Reb E Safety Engineering with focus on occupational safety

@rightwriter, you still never answered me

Just some personal memories, the day of levaya in spite of the chasidim being shattered they went around for the hours before the levaya to make sure the people had to eat and drink on that hot day.

Name me one place in the world outside of Israel where Hebrew is spoken in the street by the masses

Lets go Brandon is indeed an opinion, you may not like it

@takeh, and Ladino died out do to lack of use

@moishe26 what was your user name beforee u used this?

Yiddish is thriving not just in the USA but Canada, UK, Belguim among other places, I dont hear hebrew being spoken on the street outside of Israel whereas I hear hear yiddish bing spoken all the time in those places

@avi K
” Like it or not, the chareidi world is changing”
Wrong, its the MO crowd that is changing, they are going black hat or going frie.
The average kippa sruga minyan resembles a geriatrics ward.

“Rabbosai ARE WE TAKING ACTION OR NOT”
Yes we are and the action is to ask the mods to have you banned from the CR

@moish “I am abhorred”
Its more like you’re pitied

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Sorry no one here has time for a troll, cant wait for the next zman to start

@yabia, yes and some do

when you consider that 66% of the people in the so called yeshivisher velt [even the MO crowd] actualy are desendants of Polisher and Hungairians it is no big deal, they just went back to the grandparents minhag.
In fact Rabbi Norman Lamm zl, the Steipler ZTL and Rav Shustal ZTL all decend from chasidish stock.

@huju, there has not been a novi who gets messages from hashem for over 2000 years, so nobody knows.

The conspect of the RY being the yeshivisher equivlent to a chasidisher rebbe is a new conspect, like the past 30/40 years, prior to that people didnt travel to them in drove, they didnt take kivlach, they once asked a rosh yeshiva about a medical procedure and he answered gaay fraig ah doctor, they certainly didnt feer tish or cut hair of a three year old.

@Jackk, Lets go Brandon is indeeed an opinion, you may not like it