i’m here too!!!

noitallmr: for starter welcome back!!! secondly i just saw a clip of him, very shticky what he does with with fingers on the keyboard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

we sure did!!! thanx for coming!!!

where’s the Rosh Yeshiva shlita???

& where’s beacon???

your very missed!!!

Shkoyach: if your reading this, i want you to know that i admire your departure!!! i know how hard it was for you, & emulate you MAN(key word man!!!) your missed around here!!

kapusta: refuah shilamah to your firefox!!! my firefox on my laptop was acting up recently & my kind brother fixed it for me!!! i’ll send him your way!!!

was there a mod party tonight??? seems like you guys abandoned us!!!

too tired to remember who posted the question of how many languages do we say the manishtana at the seder-sorry-

we do it in hebrew, yiddish, spanish, french, & russian!!! all us children, married sis n bro in laws, nieces , & nephews say it-everyone says it in whatever language they learned at one point in their lives in school!!! it takes forever too get thru the manishtanah at our table!!!

moish: you could smell a republican!!!

here’s one: my tongue can touch my nose!!! i got a really long snake tongue!!!

ames: those thought really got me thinking-even at this insane hour(it’s almost 4am!!!)

here’s a deep thought that’s been on my mind, since recently going to a levaya:

i keep thinking, of what hespadim at my levaya would be like!!! what would people say about me?? did i do anything great that people would have to say about me?? chossodim i did?? mitzvos that i did?? was i the best jew i could have been?? would they remember the good things i did in my life?? or would they just go on & on about how great my family is as a whole??

then all i start thinking of is all the time i wasted, when i really could have been a better eved Hashem!!!

ok i’m done rambling here for now!!! i’ll go find my bed!!!

I can’t beleive i’m eating super snacks at 3am!!!

ames: wow that’s cool!!! thanx!!!

an open book: they’re new–joyous & waterparkinfo!!!!

welcome aboard you too!!! warning this place is addictive!!!

aussieboy: that’s a really nice thought!!! i like it!!!

moish: D

ames: wow nice goin there!!! i’m still waitin for someone to tell us how many perakim of tehillim they say in between slow updating time!!! you know like the Chofetz Chaim used to know the distance between 2 cities, from how many perakim of tehillim he said while traveling!!!

proud tatty: what makes you think Joseph was the ”one” who re-opened this thread!!! maybe it was really me, to see what could happen in such a thread!!!

CrashOverride: that would be awesome!!! as founder of this thread, i say lets do it!!!

Niagra Falls is a really awesome chol ha’moed trip!!! as a kid i’ve been to every amusement park on chol ha’moed trips!!! hershey park along with amish town, six flags-in nj and in other states as well, bush garden’s-in virginia…can’t think of any others at the moment!!! my family Hates museums so we never ever ever go or went to them(except the wax museum-did that one chol ha’moed pesach when it just opened actually!!!)

D’Var Torah – Parsha Vayikra:

It is a very special thing when a child learns Torah for the first time. There is a time honored Jewish custom, of beginning a child’s Torah learning with Parshas Vayikra. The reason is that this section deals with the karbanos which are always given in purity, so we let the young children who are pure from chataim begin their Torah study “careers” dealing with purity. Adults actually possess those same virtues but as we get older we tend to lose touch with that wellspring of purity because of the stresses in our lives and other external factors. The Talmud states that even if the Torah had not been given, we would have learned “Thou shalt not steal” by observing the ant(ants never steal food from each other). We would have learned chastity from the dove and modesty from the cat. How is the Talmud so confident that we would learn all the right things from all the right animals. Maybe we would look at the animals that are thieving, immodest, and unchaste and learn all those bad traits. The Talmud is sure this would not happen because each person has an internal chord that naturally responds to good and rejects evil. It is built into us. Dovid Hamelech wrote “Ura kivodi” -Awaken my glory. Every Jew has that glory inside, we may lose touch with it but we never lose IT. We can achieve spiritual greatness by simply reconnecting to that splendor which Hashem planted within us. It’s right there waiting for us. With Torah learning, Tefillah and introspection we can tap in to that inner child.

mods where are you guys tonight??? showing 4hrs as last updates looks bad guys!!!

anonymisss: yeah, it was a slow post time last night & when the update happened, it showed both our posts!!!

”Patience is something you admire in the driver behind you and scorn in the one ahead!!!”

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yeah i’m outta here for now too!! be back later ya’all!!!