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  • in reply to: What's with the non-Shabbos cholent? #1111507
    feivel
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    I bet you make it with pearled barley. Pure starch.

    I use whole grain barley.

    in reply to: What's with the non-Shabbos cholent? #1111505
    feivel
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    All you needed to say was: “I don’t like cholent”

    A lawyer once told me: “just say what’s necessary”

    in reply to: What's with the non-Shabbos cholent? #1111504
    feivel
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    I see.

    So by cheap you mean expensive

    By overcooked you mean properly cooked.

    By mush you mean not mush.

    And by starch you mean fiber, protein, and complex carbohydrates.

    You should be a lawyer. Or politician.

    Maybe both?

    in reply to: What's with the non-Shabbos cholent? #1111496
    feivel
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    Our recipie: short ribs ($15/lb), lima beans, whole grain barley, a little olive oil, onions, fresh garlic, spices, idaho potatoes.

    in reply to: 15yo Israeli sees vision of Gog and Magog war #1134427
    feivel
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    Wolf

    I don’t know his source but I’ve heard Rabbi Avigdor Miller ztl say this many times.

    in reply to: Jokes #1202874
    feivel
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    All those minimally funny jokes are copied from aishs website.

    in reply to: Some parks in New York used to be cemeteries #1107200
    feivel
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    Well, if you’re going to worry about that, then you have to wonder where the indigenous Native Americans buried their dead before the arrival of Europeans.

    The Wolf

    They didn’t bury them. They placed them on elevated platforms.

    –source– the Lone Ranger, season 2, episode 14

    in reply to: Zionism: the root problem #1107173
    feivel
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    Correct. It doesn’t fit the technical criteria. But making something other than Hashem your main focus in life. And the determining factor in your major life decisions, looking to it for your protection and salvation, and defending it above all other considerations is in the spirit of and bordering on Avodah Zarah.

    in reply to: Purchasing advice for diamond engagement ring #1108240
    feivel
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    Make sure you can return it if she doesn’t like it.

    Some girls dream of a very particular type of ring. She will expect you to somehow know exactly what that is.

    in reply to: Zionism: the root problem #1107169
    feivel
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    Interesting statement of the Rambam as to the relative weight of two parameters in defining “Klal Yisroel”.

    Which has absolutely nothing at all whatsoever to do with calling The Jewish People a TOFEL to Eretz Yisroel. And Eretz Yisroel the IKAR.

    in reply to: Zionism: the root problem #1107164
    feivel
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    It borders on Avodah Zarah.

    What did the Rambam say Sam?

    That Avrohom and his zera are beloved by Hashem because they serve the needs of Eretz Yisroel?

    Think before you respond with your scholarly irrelevant nonsense.

    in reply to: Zionism: the root problem #1107157
    feivel
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    AviK you did not understand my post. I was only referring to the placement of Eretz Yisroel as primary and The Am Yisroel as secondary.

    in reply to: Zionism: the root problem #1107137
    feivel
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    You are also horrendously mistaken when you refer to The Jewish People as a complement to Eretz Yisroel.

    in reply to: Shidduch. Boy saying yes or no #1106778
    feivel
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    Maybe the boy has a delicate and sensitive nature. You think we should harden him up so he can face life’s “realities” before we allow him to meet girls?

    in reply to: Creative user names #1105969
    feivel
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    I like the name ” spacebarisbelowtheb”

    in reply to: Zionism: the root problem #1106991
    feivel
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    rabbitofberlin:

    Joseph: your comments are ridiculous and totally false. “Tens of thousands of jews living in Turkey today”?? Do you live in the real world? There is a small amount of jews living in turkey

    In truth numerous sources including Wikipedia are in almost exact agreement that there are 17,200 Jews currently living in Turkey.

    in reply to: Annoying Jewish Telemarketers #1215081
    feivel
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    Just don’t call me.

    in reply to: Annoying Jewish Telemarketers #1215080
    feivel
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    I see you can take a joke on yourself.

    You have my endorsement!

    in reply to: Annoying Jewish Telemarketers #1215070
    feivel
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    Popaesque:

    I never say gyp, I only say jip

    in reply to: Annoying Jewish Telemarketers #1215069
    feivel
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    But maybe the mods can change MY name to sixem or forkay.

    But that’s not funny either.

    in reply to: Annoying Jewish Telemarketers #1215068
    feivel
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    Apple Yochid or Mac Yochid isn’t funny.

    in reply to: Annoying Jewish Telemarketers #1215067
    feivel
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    DY. I don’t know. I can’t think of anything clever to say.

    in reply to: Annoying Jewish Telemarketers #1215060
    feivel
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    Are you kidding!

    Look at yourself!

    Do you have any idea how many millions of people have experienced untold severe anxiety and even loss of irreplaceable data by the “blue screen of death”? DOS Yochid.

    in reply to: Annoying Jewish Telemarketers #1215056
    feivel
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    How dare you call yourself CT lawyer. . I have had many CT scans and very serious conditions had to be ruled out. And there are millions of other people who also were in similar situations. It’s life and death and you use those letters for some internet club!

    I find it disgusting and highly offensive. And since I have had a very personal connection to CTs I feel thoroughly justified in taking said offense. I have every right to and you better feel bad about it. And don’t give me any of your Connecticut stuff.

    That REALLY REALLY felt good. Now I understand the deluge of political correctness and the victim mentality. It’s just plain FUN! Almost as good as revenge.

    in reply to: Charging son living at home rent #1105484
    feivel
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    in reply to: Herbal tea is not tea! #1104827
    feivel
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    Proving that coffee is tea

    in reply to: Herbal tea is not tea! #1104824
    feivel
    Participant

    1. the dried and prepared leaves of a shrub, Camellia sinensis, from which a somewhat bitter, aromatic beverage is prepared by infusion in hot water.

    2. any kind of leaves, flowers, etc., so used.

    3. any of various infusions prepared from the leaves, flowers, etc., of other plants, and used as beverages or medicines.

    in reply to: Har HaBayis Revisited #1112378
    feivel
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    I cannot see how Rav Elyashiv tz’l has more of an insight into Arab minds than anyone else.

    Of course you can’t see how.

    in reply to: Hurricane Joaquin #1104841
    feivel
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    Sometimes his posts are just plain stupid.

    But a very very funny kind of stupid.

    in reply to: Hurricane Joaquin #1104840
    feivel
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    I’m not disagreeing with your objection to papas trivialization. (I’m not agreeing with it either).

    But I do disagree with your description of popas “humor”.

    I usually don’t laugh at it either, but I find it very pleasant and enjoyable. Always so clever, in a very sophisticated, subtle, and unique way. Something like “The Far Side” in tone,

    but more freely irreverent, often spiced with disguised satire. I love his posts.

    (And I’ve noticed a LOT of other posters try to recreate it)

    in reply to: twins before mashiach #1100403
    feivel
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    Daas

    I believe that’s what wolf meant.

    in reply to: Free WiFi #1100487
    feivel
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    No oy you can’t get wifi on your computer unless you have internet on your computer.

    If you do have Internet on your computer then you can buy a wireless router and you will then have free wifi in your house.

    in reply to: twins before mashiach #1100398
    feivel
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    Thank you wolf

    It’s pretty pashut.

    Hashem generally acts through Teva

    in reply to: twins before mashiach #1100395
    feivel
    Participant

    Did some googling.

    Two other factors: fertility drugs that cause multiple ovulation.

    Also increased average age of women getting pregnant. Older women have a higher rate of multiple ovulation

    Also no contradiction to what postsem heard

    in reply to: twins before mashiach #1100394
    feivel
    Participant

    But that’s not a contradiction to what postsem heard

    in reply to: twins before mashiach #1100393
    feivel
    Participant

    Actually the increase in twins is due to the increased utilization and success of IVF. Generally multiple embryos are implanted simultaneously as each one has a limited chance of survival ( something of the order of 40%).

    in reply to: supermoon #1100946
    feivel
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    It’s a celestial warning of a future event following in sequence after a related past event.

    You don’t know much about these things do you?

    in reply to: supermoon #1100944
    feivel
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    9:11 !!!

    in reply to: supermoon #1100943
    feivel
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    Hold on to your horses!

    The eclipse begins (central time) at…….

    in reply to: supermoon #1100942
    feivel
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    you said YEARS per century, so you’re TECHNICALLY right.

    But you’re wrong because you were arguing against my statement of 7 TETRADS. So you must have meant 10-12 tetrads but since at that point you assumed a tetrad lasted 1 year you simply used the more common term year instead of the unfamiliar tetrad. For there is no good reason to switch the subject from tetrads to years which are not identical, UNLESS YOU THOUGHT THEY WERE!

    Then as you found yourself squirming under the vise of my gigantic intellect you came up with the 10-12 year defense. Good try! If not for my lightning fast grasp of your well disguised attempt at logical subterfuge you might have succeeded.

    As I’ve said before, it will be a cold day in December before YOU can outsmart ME.

    in reply to: supermoon #1100941
    feivel
    Participant

    Don’t think so.

    NASA lists per century how many tetrads occurred in that century.

    If two tetrads occurred between 1700 and 1800 then two tetrads occurred in that century.

    I don’t care if each tetrad lasts 25 years.

    in reply to: supermoon #1100938
    feivel
    Participant

    I’m sorry squeak. Im just having fun.

    Of course that recurring religious fanatic stuff is nothing but drivel.

    But, (and as my sons Moreh once said causing an outburst of hysterical laughter), and this is a very big but,

    It is not drivel that the Neviim said there will be celestial among other signs at the end of days.

    in reply to: supermoon #1100937
    feivel
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    So there

    in reply to: supermoon #1100936
    feivel
    Participant

    … not to mention that plenty of equally significant events occurred when no tetrad or even single blood moon was in sight

    Speaking of drivel you know that that’s a completely illogical disproof of causality or correlation.

    At least my drivel was merely speculative.

    And potentially interesting

    in reply to: supermoon #1100935
    feivel
    Participant

    At least I wrote: “I believe” re the number 7.

    Your 10-12 per century was pretty far off.

    NASA lists the statistics on line

    Last 15 centuries ranges from 0-8max occurrences tetrad per century. Average 3 per century. your figure was about 4x exaggerated.

    My figure was about 7x enaggerated.

    So you would win except you didn’t write: “I believe”

    in reply to: supermoon #1100931
    feivel
    Participant

    The fundamentalist Xan “prophets” are having a field day with this. A number of books have been written and countless articles, that this is heralding the end of the world, or the coming of Moshiach, or the end CV of Israel, or the triumph of Israel, the day of judgement etc.

    in reply to: supermoon #1100930
    feivel
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    That’s nothing

    This is the fourth of four lunar eclipses in a years time which is called a blood moon tetrad. A tetrad is very rare. I believe there have been only 7 tetrads in the last 2000 years.

    The last one was 1967. The one before that was 1948. The one before that was 1492.

    The first three of this years tetrad occurred on ( I can’t recall but all three were on Yom Tovim).

    I don’t know anything else. Consult Google.

    in reply to: supermoon #1100929
    feivel
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    by BOB KING on SEPTEMBER 18, 2015

    The average Earth-Moon distance is 240,000 miles (386,000 km), but on Sunday night our red-faced companion will edge within 221,752 miles (356,876 km) of Earth and appear 8% larger than normal. Will you be able to see the difference?

    in reply to: What is forgiveness? #1100265
    feivel
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    I just don’t know if I agree with the concept that continued negative responses within me are a sign of lacking forgiveness, or middos, or not doing ratzon Hashem.

    I think this concept IS applicable and correct, to a person who is entirely a malach.

    But it is something to strive TOWARDS, though you know it is not possible to get there. To whatever extent, it IS something worthwhile to work on. I believe trying to achieve this IS doing the Ratzon Hashem.

    If it is truly a horrendously difficult and painful situation, even a bit of an attempt, and even occasionally when you are particularly inspired to do so and feel spiritually strong, I believe is tremendously worthwhile.

    in reply to: What is forgiveness? #1100261
    feivel
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    You don’t understand housewife. What you say is correct, but no one has said otherwise. No one says “it is the responsibility of the offended party to work out his or her feelings.” It is though, both a midda chasida, and ultimately a benefit to the offended party, both in how the offended party is related to in Shomayim, as well as a benefit to his “psychological” well being. This takes not one wit away from the responsibility of the offender.

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