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Flatbush DudeMember
1. The media’s influence
2. Abuse
3. Tuition
4. Kids off the derech
5. Machlokes
6. Parnassah
7. Derech Eretz
8. Teshuvah
9. Era of Moshiach
10. Israel and the draft
11. Internet asifa reinforcement!
Flatbush DudeMember1. 1,200 for Rent
2. 400 for car insurance, and/or lease and related repairs and gas
3. 500 on groceries (more if eating out)
4. 200 for clothing
5. 300 for utilities
6. 300 for random expenses (seforim, garbage bags, new shades, etc…)
7. 200 for household necessities
8. Health Insurance???
9. Other Items???
By not spending much, you are already over the $3,000/month threshold!
Good luck, and may you and your kallah build a wonderful Jewish home!
Flatbush DudeMemberImpossible. If he isn’t wearing a white shirt, he is not yeshivish. It doesn’t matter what he learns, how he behaves, who his friends are, how he respects people. So long as he can schmeff, and wears black and white, he is yeshivish.
Disclaimer: Sarcasm
Flatbush DudeMemberWhy is the question about bochurim? Even if you could venture to say that textng by bochurim has gotten out of hand, doesn’t it apply, perhaps even more so, to the girls??????????/
Flatbush DudeMemberfrumguy, I’m happy it wasn’t what I initially feared-thank you very much!
yungerman – agreed, but for some reason I don’t remember it being as widespread as a few years ago – maybe I don’t have the most vivid memory though.
sam2 – i thought there was some ka’eyleh during sukkos and shavuous too, maybe during yom tov itself and not chol ha’moed. However, also realize that I was referencing mussaf chazaras hashatz which is prevalent during all yomim tovim obviously.
Flatbush DudeMemberFrumguy, sarcasm won’t get you anywhere. I just wanted to hear members of the CR’s opinion on whether they do what I described above, and why they do it. If you weren’t being sarcastic then I thank you sincerely. Have a great mo’ed!
Flatbush DudeMemberUnfortunately, some have become immune to the things going on in the world. They’re just waiting around.
March 30, 2012 2:38 pm at 2:38 pm in reply to: Yeshiva Boys being sent home to collect Bain Hazmanim #864471Flatbush DudeMemberThis makes no sense. Does anyone really think these yeshiva guys have the marketable skills to be hired, especially with little or no training??? Maybe I could see them schlepping some boxes or selling things, but there’s no way they could work behind a desk in a secretarial or administrative capacity. By the time they learned what they were doing, their month would be u.
And why would any employer ever hire random yeshiva guys for a month. People with training try hard to get internships, and even that is after training.
WHAT THESE YOUNG BOYS SHOULD BE DOING IS BAKING MATZOS IN FACTORIES FOR PEOPLE! IT WOULD ALLOW THEM A DOCILE JOB AND THEY CAN PUT ALL THE HALACHOS THEY LEARNED IN YESHIVA TO GOOD USE!!!!!
Flatbush DudeMemberIf you are interested in Ambit Energy, I advise against it. Period.
Flatbush DudeMemberIn case nobody realized, calling himself the “King of Jewish Music” is a great marketing ploy. People do this all the time. It’s called business.
Flatbush DudeMemberI once heard that Yeshiva bochurim used to don the long sideburns in the manner of a certain goyishe singer known as “The King of Rock and Roll”. A rosh yeshiva came out and actually ordered them to be cleanshaven to avoid going in the ways of the goyim.
Flatbush DudeMemberThe issue someone brought up was that buying life insurance constituted a lack of bitachon in HaShem, but Rav Moshe ruled that not only is it not a lack of bitachon, it is beneficial to have life insurance for your family’s sake.
December 21, 2011 12:11 am at 12:11 am in reply to: why do the rules of dreidel seem to change every year? #836467Flatbush DudeMemberFunny. In my family we play several varieties of dreidel, none of which have been talked about yet.
There’s the game were we have points awarded based on how long you can spin a dreidel for. (I always win)
Then we have a game with dozens of dreidels, and the objective is to get as many as possible to spin before the others stop spinning-get the most simultaneous dreidels to spin. (I always win)
Also, there’s the game were you have to spin the dreidel upside-down. (Due to severe fighting, the winner is usually unknown)
Flatbush DudeMemberHow about the answer to the Beis Yosef that the 25th day was for the dedication of the mishkan? I like that answer too.
Flatbush DudeMemberThat might explain some of their theories, and also the fact that a growing number of Reform Jews are not Jewish according to traditional halacha.
Flatbush DudeMemberBaalHabooze, I think the answer to your question on why we dont celebrate a 9th day because of sfeika diyoma is that Chanukah isn’t a yom tov mentioned in the Torah-it is a yom tov midivrei sofrim, as the Mishna Berurah says it, and I don’t believe we ever keep an extra day for something Midirabonon.
The question I have is why Yom Kippur isn’t 2 days long!!?? Why don’t we say sfeika diyoma? Maybe a possible answer is the same answer as in the SHulchan Aruch? (I think) that we don’ want to go two days without the possibility of burying a mes-the same reason why Yom Kippur is never on Friday or Sunday, though that itself may be based more on Hoshanah Rabbah not falling on Shabbos, an additional question now that I think about it.
Flatbush DudeMemberWhat a shame that in 2011 shidduchim has become a BUSINESS. Yes, shadchanim are entitled to a fee, but it has gotten outrageous that there is now a going rate that needs to be raised in order for the shadchan to work harder for you, regardless of financial status.
Flatbush DudeMemberIt was a joke intended for the Wolf but evidently everyone took it personally. Sorry. 🙂
September 2, 2011 3:18 pm at 3:18 pm in reply to: can i date a girl without Shadchan????????/ #808680Flatbush DudeMemberTo your question, yes you theoretically can date her like that, but it is not seen as appropriate in many circles.
Flatbush DudeMemberI don’t know about you, but when i daven of Shabbos morning, there are many perakim of Tehillim in davening. Does this answer your question?
Flatbush DudeMemberIt’s because of the seat belt.
September 2, 2011 3:13 pm at 3:13 pm in reply to: When will Friedman's Supermarket (BP) reopen? #804809Flatbush DudeMemberIt may never. Who knows.
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Flatbush DudeMemberA ‘hairy’ is the Harryish way of saying Harry. Being as I don’t pronounce Harry ‘hairy’, I guess I am disqualified.
Flatbush DudeMemberquark2, correct me if I am mistaken, but I get the impression that the point of your question was not just an innocent survey, but in reality an act of justification. Either you or someone close to you has watched or watches movies, and you want to know if it is justified by the mere fact that others are doing this. This is not the way to look at things, regardless of whether what you are doing is kosher.
Flatbush DudeMemberXilokeratea (look it up)
Flatbush DudeMemberMendelsoHn’s
Flatbush DudeMemberFD
you misunderstood her
she is not switching schools to solve the problem
Mod-80 how would my answer change if I understood her in the correct vein?
Flatbush DudeMemberPut a text message alert on your phone for any drive that automatically texts you to check your child.
June 23, 2011 7:23 pm at 7:23 pm in reply to: Flatbush- why are the streets so empty after dark? #780412Flatbush DudeMemberThere is a dearth of cholent parties in Flatbush.
Flatbush DudeMembersarahbarah2
Why would switching to a different school solve your problem?? You appear to be an anomaly, and I doubt there is a school out there that can accomodate you, other than maybe a homeschool, or your own school. I assume that you, as a young bas yisrael, don’t need to daven with a minyan. Therefore, you should wake up at 7 A.M. and daven at home for as long as you want.
Disclaimer: I personally agree with Wolf and don’t see anything ‘wrong’ with davening for an hour; on the contrary maybe it’s a very good thing. However, you can’t be the iconoclast in this situation. (p.s. I hope I used iconoclast correctly)
Flatbush DudeMember3 QUESTIONS:
1)Are they Jewish, meaning the message was (likely) solicited?
2)What exactly did the message entail?
3)Are you upset at this development, or merely showing your irreverence for those who may have betrayed you?
Flatbush DudeMemberCinci, you are mistaken with regard to F (defending the patnent).
F is also capitalized under GAAP.
April 21, 2011 2:30 am at 2:30 am in reply to: How many times did you say Sh’monah Esreh tonight? #1012053Flatbush DudeMemberI only said it once, even though I initially forgot vi’sain bracha. However, I caught on to my mistake (thanks to the guy davening next to me LOUDLY whispering “vi’sain bracha!”) and inserted it during shema koleinu.
Flatbush DudeMembermw13: while it’s true that this belongs in the halacha thread, I think that even if it were, say, assure gamur, ppl would still do it without realizing their error.
i also know some people who take shopping bags from stores without permission-i doubt this is halachically and certainly not ethically correct if the owners dont approve- WHY SHOULD THEY WASTE THEIR SUPPLIESS ON NON-CUSTOMERS!?
Flatbush DudeMemberLimericks are 5 lined patterned rhyme
the first two rhyme and are 8 or 9
syllables are 5 or 6
for the 3rd & 4th mix
then the last line with the first 2 do rhyme
Flatbush DudeMemberMOd 80 and smartcookie did feud
over limericks’ linguistics-so crude
why fight like mere goyim
fight over kibbutzim
just make sure its not misconstrued
Flatbush DudeMemberOver 300 limericks posted
its amazing how many are roasted
weird posts indeed
where will they lead
they have left me largely toasted
Flatbush DudeMemberOh the tears that flowed from my eyes
of obamas political lies
his dark skin does glow
though admittedy so
from the fibs he fabricates-LIES!
Flatbush DudeMemberWhy do we call it yayin nesech? Maybe it should be called yayin akum????!!!! chas v’shalom we should be corrected.
Flatbush DudeMember“Time to find a shidduch”, said Bubby
Who you will proudly call dear hubby
I hope it’ll be great
Your very first date
Just assume its Marriott’s Lobby
Flatbush DudeMember1) Yahoo/email
2) Wikipedia
3) Yeshiva World News
4) NY Times
5) eBay
December 29, 2010 1:07 am at 1:07 am in reply to: Is it permissible for a frum man to wax facial hair? #722388Flatbush DudeMemberIs it permitted for a man to wear a dress??
Have I answered the question??
A good question would be if men are allowed to shave/trim their eyebows/unibrows?
Or if men can use hair-dying products if they’re made for men, like Just-for-Men hair products?
Flatbush DudeMemberHere I am in Israel and I’m running for the past 3 days and the streets are still beautiful!!!!!!!!! The buses are running, there is plenty of mail, only one train in hupitzville isn’t running and I’m happy. I’m so so elated that our city doesn’t have to deal with a few feet of snow like they’ve never seen this before. We pay taxes!! Im happy who’s with me?? Come move here!!!
Flatbush DudeMemberbe this game fun?
fun times
times square
square dance
dance your &#$^ off
off base
base solutions
solutions to problems
problem-attic
attic of ghosts
Flatbush DudeMemberNow I’m not siding with the proponents of Global Warming (a.k.a. Al Gore), but to be honest, their claims are that the weather has increased a few degrees in recent times. This explains how we can still have cold winters.
Although 2-3 degrees farenheit doesn’t mean much to us here, it actually has enormous weight near the Poles, where melting glacial masses as a consequence of Global Warming may mean increasing high tides and flooding for coastal cities worldwide in the not-so distant future.
Just saying, not siding with those people.
Flatbush DudeMembererror function
function for charity
charity saves from death
death row
row, row, row your boat
boatING
ING direct
direct election
elected official
official time slot
slot machine
machine washable
washable pants
pants pocket
pocet square
square peg
peggy sue
sue for $1,000,000
million dollar question
questionable motive
motivATION
a shin injury
in jurisdiction
jurisdiction clause
clause 3
3 pointer
pointer pen
penny
penny games
games all day
day dream
dream land
land of the free
freedom tower
tower of terror
terror struck
struck a chord
chord key
key chain
chained up
up town
town hall
hall ows
hallows of potter
potter’s wheel
wheel of fortune
fortune telling
telling him/her off
off target
target practice
practice area
area designated
designated hitter
hitting for the cycle
cycle of life
life on mars
mars the look
looking glass
glassy eyed
eyed mischievously
mischevous child
child labor
labor in egypt
egyptian mummy’s
mummy’s love
love letters
letters to heaven
heaven made, heaven sent
sent away
away without official leave (AWOL)
leaves falling
falling winds
windsor
windsor manor
manor of speaking
speaking your mind
mind your own business
business to take care of
of some sort
sort it out
out fitted
fitted shirt
shirt stain
stained glass
glass bowl
bowlING
lingo game
games to be occupied
occupied with other ventures
venture to say
say it again
again and again
again we come to this
THIS GAME?
Flatbush DudeMemberenvious people
December 15, 2010 5:42 pm at 5:42 pm in reply to: George HW Bush�s Granddaughter To Marry A Jew #717496Flatbush DudeMembermaybe bush is really jewish-bush is from the shoresh bushah, or embarrassment.
December 15, 2010 5:21 pm at 5:21 pm in reply to: Does Everyone Have Their Own 'Peckel' Even Though They Look Happy? #717596Flatbush DudeMemberWe all (should) know of the famous Chazal/Midrash/Gemara (someone please fill me in) that after 120, when we go up to judgment, we will be taken to a room and shown any resume from among millions to choose. We will end up choosing our own lives. (even homeless people)
What most people fail to realize is that G-d gave every person their own distinct personality and attitude, which allows that individual to operate in the perfect symphony of good and bad, known colloquially as the ‘peckel’. For example, you could have the richest guy with a beautiful wife and children, and even perfect health, but he IS DEPRESSED. Maybe his ruchniyus life is bad, maybe he has emotional distress, etc… On the flip side, you could have a poor man, trying desperately to support his family, he has little income, and his children are troublesome, YET he is a happy-go-lucky guy.
BUT THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO REALIZE IS THAT WHAT SEEMS TO BE GOOD FOR ONE PERSON IS NOT GOOD FOR THE OTHER!!!!!
So even if someone wishes in his heart, “If only I could be rich like him”, maybe if his wish becomes reality, his personality will not allow to function the same way he did in his original ‘peckel’.
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