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@jackk “The truth is 100% of the trans people you meet after they have changed , you will never ever know that they are trans.”
Speak for yourself, I can spot the Trans people a mile away@yt,its ok if a bucher joins the conversation with something insightful to add to the discussion its quite another if he makes stupid troll comments.
Quebec has a 8:00 PM curfew with one exception of being out with a dog, my friend was out with his friend after 8 and and was stopped by the police, he said I feel like a dog therefore I am a dog, it works for the T people it can work for me too.
its sad that this board was taken over by a bunch of bored bucherim talking nonsense
Anyone who claims he can predict what will happen in four years is an idiot.
no one predicted that a first term Senator will be beat Hillary Clinton four years out.
Donald Trump was not even on the radar in 2012
in 2016 no one predicted the Joe Biden will come out of retirement midway in the primary’s and run.
We are not nivim and the topic is silly.
My prediction is the moschach will come, I say Ani Mamaim every day@rebyid23: exactly, its not somebodies or anybodies when referring to a individual
Goldilocks@ Scary from the woodchucks prospective, works wonders to preserve the plants. Try Fox urine that you can buy at a garden center but not as effective as my first two solutions.
@jackk, I work in corporate america and I worked with every stripe of gender identity and I can tell you that the REAL females felt very uncomfortable when a man who one day decided that he is a female decides to use the ladies room.
PS use of plural pronouns in insane its ONE person@ Goldilocks a .22 or a big dog works wonders
@syag, Veggies and its very seasonal
Love reading, mostly history and Grisham, Travel, Off-roading, X-C skiing, cooking and gardening
“Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others.”
― Winston S. Churchill
He has a masters in divinity, Do you really think he didn’t know what amen means ?, that degree is not worth the paper its printed on
Its a bunch of bored bucherim with too much time and the need to blow off steam.
@emesnitshtsheker, your entitled to your opinion, opinions are like shoes everyone has as least two and they stink for the most part.
At Ghost ship Fire in Oakland CA. a number of the dead people assumed a new identity without any biological changes or legal name change, the Medical Examiner released the names using the legal names not the assumed names OMG the flak they go for using the real names was not to be believed.
We are a two income household while we had household help and cleaning help we never crossed the line to have a nanny.
When I was a bucher I stayed at distant cousins house in LA when they had a live in, the mother went away for a few days living the kids in the care of the nanny, I watched the nanny when the kids came down to breakfast and she asked ” you makka dah modah ani?’ “Remember to saya da brucha”.
I have a few relatives of mine who are on the Times of London 1000 richest people in the UK and they have household help managed by the family not a live in nanny.Forget CPR and the rest, why would you trust your precious nechomas to a shiksa?
@Gadol: As dangerous as waving a American flag at a Black Lives Mattes rally, because that really happened
@Abba S. No such a thing as presidential pardons in Israel, unless your just asking for shock value
@Reb Eliezer, even the written answers in the last tekufah of Reb Moshe ZTL are highly suspect.
@MadeAliya, the OP is a troll, look at the topics he posted and tell me that he is not
As I said in a earlier post, I was working FT, going to college at night and had a learning seder for 4 hours each day and this was in the 90s with no online college courses, focus on something you like doing, such as if your good with your hands property management, like crunching number accounting etc etc
I gave 13 oz, of hot soup to 13 freezing people waiting for a bus for 13 days and it didnt work
@CharlieHall I was just quoting Pollard first wife, not his Jailhouse bride
@The_Real_one, firstly as this is your first post welcome aboard and hope will be an active member,
Now in response to what I said, I wrote that like 20% of the yungerlite who were in yeshiva will go into chinuch and klei kodesh the remainder will work in regular jobs, not saying is good or bad, just a fact.
What I said of that 80% go into regular job the vast majority are much more “erenst” in the approach to life, I am not talking about the products of crowd that hangs out on Rechov Yaffa at night and “shtups der tziyt”.PS in the interest of full disclosure I was working FT going to college at night and had 4 hours learning seder when I got engaged, a boy who is uneducated, hanging out with bottom feeders and busy on social media all day would not be viewed as a prime catch.
Anne Pollard, Former wife of convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard, called on American Jews to “re-elect Pres. Trump ‘for the sake of Israel, for the sake of America, and for the sake of the world,” in a last-minutre Beit Shemesh rally.
“We finally have peace in the Middle East without having to give away half our country,” she stated. “Peace for peace – he thought outside the box,” she added referring to Trump’s change in long-standing US policy vis-a-vis the Middle East peace process.
“He’s stopped BDS, making it illegal for them to boycott our products,” continued Anne. “He has a very tight relationship with Israel.”
I found that quite a number of working boy were not quite as “erenest” in the approach of yiddishkeit, 80% of the bucherim will go to work in something other then chinuch or klay kodesh, I found the majority of the bucherim who learn before and for a 2 years after are much more focused in ruchinus.
Anne Pollard, Former wife of convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard, called on American Jews to “re-elect Pres. Trump ‘for the sake of Israel, for the sake of America, and for the sake of the world,” in a last-minutre Beit Shemesh rally.
“We finally have peace in the Middle East without having to give away half our country,” she stated. “Peace for peace – he thought outside the box,” she added referring to Trump’s change in long-standing US policy vis-a-vis the Middle East peace process.
“He’s stopped BDS, making it illegal for them to boycott our products,” continued Anne. “He has a very tight relationship with Israel.”
@Eitan, welcome to CR and congrats on your first post, I hope to hear your opinions on a variety of topic, Dan I see this is your first post too Congrats.
My taste in music is Reb Shlomo Carlebach and Abie Rottenberg, I don’t see the compelling need to imitate secular music styles@huju, I voted for Trump and have ZERO problem with any of the pardons so far, with possible exception of Philip Esformes who did 1 1/4 years of a 20 year sentence.
This has ZERO to do with a Chillul Hashem and everything to do with health care being uses to make a quick buck. When someone who sold food for Roeach foods become a CEO of a chain of Health care centers we have an issue, when venture capitals own a doctors offices we have an issue.
The two largest staffing firms, EmCare and TeamHealth, together make up about 30% of the physician-staffing market.
That’s where private equity comes in. A private equity firm buys companies and passes on the profits they squeeze out of them to the firm’s investors. Private equity deals in health care have doubled in the past 10 years. TeamHealth is owned by Blackstone, a private equity firm. Envision and EmCare are owned by KKR, another private equity firm.
we need to get back to where the doctors had is own practice@RR44, cant say I take any of your posting seriously because all of them seem to have a immature bucherisher slant to them
I have an issue with people who have no medical background being in the health care business be it a frum businessman or a wall street venture capitalist, because at the end of the day the reason for existing is to make a quick buck.
I am /was a supporter a supporter of trump, what a immature little kindergartener to do what he did with the covid bill
Republican Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania has a grim outlook for President Donald Trump’s legacy—should he ultimately veto a $900 billion stimulus package over his demand for higher direct payments and subsequently allow a government shutdown to commence
“I understand he wants to be remembered for advocating for big checks,” Toomey said on Fox News Sunday. “But the danger is he’ll be remembered for chaos and misery and erratic behavior, if he allows this to expire.”