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  • in reply to: Time to be REAL #2295302
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    Bala-busta nut
    I’ll give the mods the benefit of the doubt that their minds are not in the gutter -for not picking up the double entendre of your name, I can’t say the same about myself -like you say, be real!!

    in reply to: Time for Frum Magazines to Change their Standards #2262192
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    Gadol
    I am New at this, I promise to work and improve on this, but it’s hard when I have to keep a close eye on my wife…

    in reply to: Time for Frum Magazines to Change their Standards #2262138
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    A wife should be forbidden to leave the house until dinner is cooked, laundry done, house cleaned, the exception being to go out for groceries, but I suggest being machmir and get deliveries. If it’s being delivered by a male driver,she must remain in the house until he leaves, then schlep the boxes up herself.
    BH for nanny cams, so the husband can keep a close eye on her

    in reply to: Chazal Fitness Programs #2262117
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    Avira
    I wholeheartedly disagree with you. There are many gamoras that are proven to be completely contradictory to known science and the way people try to say that science doesn’t know what they’re talking about or some other convoluted answers that the nature changed from 2000 years ago to now so drastically. I think that’s complete disrespect to our previous rabbi’s, and grmaras, it turns educated people off to the authenticity of chazal. They were great people light years above our level. We don’t come up to their toenails. You will also find that even in learning they made mistakes, their contemporaries proves them wrong and sometimes they backtracked,yes chazal can be wrong they were exceptional HUMANS. The Torah itself records Moshe rabeinu sinning ro teach us that he’s not a god he’s human.

    edited – disrespectful comparison

    in reply to: Chazal Fitness Programs #2261693
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    Using chazal and Torah to market stuff is not new, I remember how an add in a Lakewood paper from a plumbing company,advertising that ‘Bidets’ are the most halachikly best way to clean yourself…

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    As always the poor people telling the rich people how to spend their money you’re nothing but a communist

    in reply to: Professional help (marriage, life) #2186577
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    Cs
    You brought up rubashkin twice as an example, firstly he had a massive support system with thousands rooting for him and helping him,which is immensely helpful for his morality, this hardly helps someone that has private marriage troubles.
    Secondly, what makes you think that he was happy in prison, to be sure he worked on himself, that doesn’t mean he was happy and didn’t need moral boosting. If it was so terrible and horrible in there as he always said,then im pretty sure he spent some of time being depressed in that horrible evil place of Otisville

    in reply to: ‘Eat like Chazal’ #2182755
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    I almost eat like chazal, i just changed the lamed at the end with a ‘raish’

    in reply to: 2 shabboism initiative this week from Rimanov Rebbe #2178602
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    Didn’t we try unsuccessfully to to ONE shabbos in the past?

    in reply to: Get Refusal & Shidduch references #2176499
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    I’ve heard many people make comments like, why don’t the rabbis change the laws…. rabbis can only make safeguards or certain stringencies to uphold a torah law, it’s amazing how many Frum ppl don’t understand this.

    in reply to: Get Refusal & Shidduch references #2176187
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    Ujm
    You say as a fact that get Meuseh is kneed halacha and causes mamzeirus, I assume you are a ‘bar plugtah’ and know better than rav belsky,amongst other rabanim who was a strong advocate for them. I’m sure if these rabbonim spent as much time on yeshiva world, then they would know better.and they would be blown away by your arguments.

    in reply to: Why did the Brisker Rav zt”l call giving brachos “shtusim”? #2175981
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    The torah says explicitly many times that if you want brachos, then you need to follow in God’s ways, you can’t do whatever sins you want and then go get a magic blessing from your rabbi, much like the fools that line up at these so called self proclaimed kabbalists

    in reply to: Get Refusal & Shidduch references #2175219
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    Do you believe that the references given aren’t biased in his favor? He’s not giving you his enemies as references

    in reply to: Once Again, I Will Not Be Getting Drunk on Purim #2171987
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    Didn’t think your allowed to fast past chatzos on a Yom tov unless it’s for medical purposes?

    in reply to: See the Big Picture! #2171905
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    Sam k
    I want to add that after the purim meal yesterday, I had a bad stomach ache, which is the gematria of melech hamashiach, we can’t afford to ignore these clear messages anymore.

    in reply to: Can We Please Sing ונהפוך הוא correctly? #2171777
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    So? Haven’t chasidim been mispronouncing words forever?

    in reply to: Once Again, I Will Not Be Getting Drunk on Purim #2168635
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    For all those that never got drunk,you are doing yourself a great disservice. Pure joy and fun,(until you wake up sick) please put it on your bucket list

    in reply to: How to Reduce the Cost of Getting Married #2160792
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    Ok you start, and if it works we will follow

    in reply to: How to Reduce the Cost of Getting Married #2160650
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    Yes it will reduce costs Greatly since there probably won’t be a wedding either

    in reply to: Dental Insurance #2155038
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    Move to a country with socialized Healthcare

    in reply to: Derech HaLimud of the Vilna Gaon #2150926
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    That may be good for gedolim like him he probably finished all that before he was six, but for simple people like meI guess I’d be 90 years old before I opened up a gemara

    in reply to: Derech HaLimud of the Vilna Gaon #2150925
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    That may be good for gedolim like him he probably finished all that before he was six, but for simple people like meI guess I’d be 90 years old before I opened up a gemara

    in reply to: Who said tachanun today? #2148561
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    To reb eliezer
    Do you mean litvaks are not children of hashem?

    in reply to: Who said tachanun today? #2148558
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    To nOmesora
    I was talking about official minyanim that start after chatzos,not individuals

    in reply to: Who said tachanun today? #2148416
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    What about many chasidim davening shachris(with minyanim) late in the afternoon, according to NO shitta in the shulchan aruch. Is that also minhag kadosh?

    in reply to: Dealing with confusing relationships #2147753
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    Jewish
    To clarify, when you said they are not speaking to you, are you talking in the plural or a single guy identifying as a ‘they’?

    in reply to: Is a Kashrus Agency the Moral Police? #2143078
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    Akuperma
    “if you look hard enough you could find some kashruth agency that would give a hecksher to a casino or a brothel (businesses prohibited by halacha), but I certainly wouldn’t eat there”
    -but would you go there and not eat?

    in reply to: Is a Kashrus Agency the Moral Police? #2143077
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    Akuperma
    “if you look hard enough you could find some kashruth agency that would give a hecksher to a casino or a brothel (businesses prohibited by halacha), but I certainly wouldn’t eat there”
    -but would you go there and not eat?

    in reply to: Meikil=Less Religious? #2135762
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    What about the mishna in avos “lefum tzaara agra” pretty explicit that your reward is on your effort. So if it’s more of an effort to be machmir ( real bona-fide chumras) then it follows that you should get more reward ( this is coming from someone that tries to be meikel!)

    in reply to: New Torah approved club at YU #2133675
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    Ym
    I agree that I made assumptions, which is how I started my statement that I’m pretty certain, of course I could be wrong.
    My main point was contrast, of course some people are more suitable for the ideals of Lakewood, and some people need the YU, derech. And I believe in many cases Lakewood has pushed too far to the right, on the contrast yu. is pushing too far to the left. And I certainly agree that gay people need help and support. I was expressing my concern that making an official club would mainstream it too much.

    in reply to: New Torah approved club at YU #2133629
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    Ymribiat
    Even if my statement was incorrect, which I don’t think it is, it’s a pretty strong statement saying it’s the most ridiculous comment ever on yeshiva world, Care to elaborate?
    DaMoshe; yes Larry is fine!

    in reply to: Is every Yid a big tzaddik? #2133609
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    How about if you’re a jew4rbiden, are you still a tzaddik?

    in reply to: New Torah approved club at YU #2133306
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    Seeing that the world is at the point where homosexuality is not only considered accepted and normal we’re almost at the point that straight people have to apologize for being the way we are,
    The only purpose the club would serve would be to normalize that in the Torah world. Even if the intention is to do it using Torah values and guidance, it would normalize it too much. I’m pretty certain that if the Lakewood yeshiva was faced with that decision that they would not cave an iota

    in reply to: New Torah approved club at YU #2133237
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    get-r-dun’
    Someone has a hedonistic axe to grind . keep going
    Re its time;
    That was called an attempt at humor. No need to be so uptight

    in reply to: Sense of Humor #2133233
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    First world problems

    in reply to: Online Gemara shiur #2132638
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    As my Rebbe would say (years ago!) If you don’t learn well now, you’ll grow up ignorant because no one is going to spoon feed it to you! He lied

    edited to say ‘he erred’ 

     

    in reply to: “Torah World” = Nonexistent #2132450
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    The “Torah Velt” disagrees with you

    in reply to: New Torah approved club at YU #2132400
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    Kedaas Moshe veyisrael!

    in reply to: More Bar than Mitzvah #2132314
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    FYI a dj usually comes out cheaper than a full band, and is just as lively if not more. Now I’m not saying that shaking and wiggling to hip hop/ reggae is the way to usher in your Ol malchus, but these are the times….

    in reply to: More Bar than Mitzvah #2132313
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    FYI a dj usually comes out cheaper than a full band, and is just as lively if not more. Now I’m not saying that shaking and wiggling to hip hop/ reggae is the way to usher in your Ol malchus, but these are the times….

    in reply to: Ripping the letters on heimish candy on Shabbos #2131743
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    Putting the actual psak Halacha aside for a moment, most companies are making products more convenient and user friendly, if for what ever reason people would be more comfortable not tearing letters, would it be such a big deal to redesign the label? Random products that have no reason to have gluten in it, will have large print proclaiming it to be gluten free,so why not from a business standpoint start advertising “mehudar candy wrappers no Chashash of chillul shabbos, endorsed by all the gedolom”

    in reply to: yeridas hadoirois #2130592
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    Banning a kosher phone,so as not to blur the line between that and a smart phone sounds like “don’t touch the eitz hadas since you might come to eat from it”
    See Genesis how well that worked out.

    in reply to: ‏תשובה #2129039
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    Long time reader, first time writing in. Saw this thread and I felt this is the perfect time to join the CR!
    Welcome!!

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