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Can the Chief Rabbi attend the service at Westminister Abby?
you send it a erlicher yiddish speaking klay kodesh for maintenance and cleaning
@get ur device tagged, I am impressed, you joined just to say this statement
what list is that?
Has long as it is only in Hebrew it should not be an issue, not make sure its not in Arabic or English
Any updates on your Kabbolah?
Life is full of petty annoyances, slow drivers in the passing lane, city traffic, internet trolls, irrtating people, neighbors with bird feeders, face masks etc.
Bottom line act like an adult and deal with it.
@12345, if your degree is in shirts then its ok.
PS what did you take on in the zechus of Moshe Kleinerman?Step one, act like an adult.
Step two, act like an adultSend you wife to see a frum therapist or on a trip on Spirit Airlines don’t send her to the hospital where the wait times are long
@rocky, “Obviously, this paragraph was written for PR purposes to demonstrate that they are not religious fanatics from the dark ages.”
That pretty much sizes up the MO mentality in general and YU in particular, they are always buzy trying to show that they are modern and left first and Jewish second.
And that is why it is withering on the vine.@Gvmt money was never the issue in YU, it was what the consverdox public though of them.
@RW its called offense not defense, and you a hypocrite
BDE. CTL is someone I have ton of respect for.
Avrira, why give this hypocrite what he wants? he just admitted he have a double standard
stop the trolling and the fighting will stop
go to google and look up self help for trolls
@RW, what I put into my body affects no one but myself, the signs are public domains.
BTW, thanks for being open and admitting your hypocrisy.Everyone’s opinion is NOT relevant, because they dont send the children to that school distict
@moish26, according to you its usser to be on the CR, why are you still posting??????????????
Reb Chaim’s car went to Yanky Kevinisky along with his major assets
Relax, deep breaths in thru nose out thru your mouth, close your eyes and pretend you hear the ocean or waterfalls
Well I am not a hypocrite, I dont care one way or the other WORLDWIDE
@rw point being unlike you I dont really care what languges street signs are posted in
“My thought was that today the papers shouldn’t be respecting someone who played a massive part in such a thing…”
My thoughts are that you need to relax and take deep breaths and enjoy life
@RW, the main langague spoken in New Square, Monroe, Vistnitz and Tosh is Yiddish, yes all street signs are in English or [in the case of tosh in French], does it offend me? no, if the signs were in Engish and Yiddish would it offend me? no, Do I it offensive that they call 8th Street in Little Havana in Miami Calle Ocho, no.
rav Chaim never had a SUV
@GH nope full powered V8 gas, it minimize bittul zman, plus the sound effects of a gas motor
moral of the story, all rebbehs now drive high end SUVs
@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
How does one approach this? he/she get a life and a job and would not be fixated with such stuff.
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.
@RW “Most Jews arent Israeli and speak primarily the language of the land or Yiddish if they come from Ashkenaz roots.”
On the we agree 100%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 yearsThis is what is called stating the obvious
@imamhappy, the main differnce is that I am there now, not talking about third hand info, It was my college degree from a major school [that i got with 30 cedits] that opened up the first few doors for me
@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@Iamhappy, first of all welcome to the CR,
Having worked most of my life in coperate america, I can tell you a BTL is worth almost nothing, to be taken as a serious candidate you need a BA/BS from a real school not Belluve College, Thomas Edison etc.
Second, the BTL and a great LSAT score will only open doors in a lower or mid range school like NY or Brooklyn Law, Hofstra, Pace etc, it wont open doors to any ivy league places
Third, the good intership are very hard to come by, unless your ethnic is unrepresented in the firm good luck in landing one.
Fourth, other then bypassing the Law Schools requirement of a BA or for use in the special needs population mid level staffing, I dont know what useful purpose it serves.
@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.Never to take an internet troll seriously
@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 Israelis this allowed in the CR?
@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 QHave Gershon Nadler just won election last night
@AAQ yes it was in town
@Reb E Safety Engineering with focus on occupational safetydoes anyone here have a person encounters? stories are nice, real life is better
@rightwriter, you still never answered me
Jackk its shorthand for saying I pretty much despise the man who cause the highest inflation in 40 years, among a bunch of other things.
Lets go Brandon!!!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.
@rightwriter, read what I am writing and answer that, I never said anything about seforim
Name me one place in the world outside of Israel where Hebrew is spoken in the street by the masses