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Thanks Meno!!! π
Baruch Hashem – Everything held UP!!!! ππβΊ
Stuffed them with paper towels and taped them shut… some damp paper towels and a few stuck ants… thank G-d they held up!!! Back sliding glass door too βΊ
LightbriteParticipantDude, Irma was NO DUD!!!
This IRMA storm is SERIOUS!!!September 9, 2017 11:56 pm at 11:56 pm in reply to: RebYidd23 started a new topic, and you’ll never believe his original post! #1359361LightbriteParticipantSuccessful clickbait it twas!
September 9, 2017 11:56 pm at 11:56 pm in reply to: RebYidd23 started a new topic, and you’ll never believe his original post! #1359362LightbriteParticipantBtw LF, we don’t have genders in the CR. We’re like unrobotic robots.
LightbriteParticipantIs leaving their spouse the only muttar way?
Why can’t you mekarev the Jew and trust in the process that you cannot control the rest?
Is it fair to put pressure on this person to leave his or her spouse?
Again, why not mekarev the person who is Jewish? Wouldn’t that work out the rest in time?
LightbriteParticipantAquaphor works well for chapped lips.
They sell it in little tubes or whatever they are. I don’t know if the bottle outright states that it’s for your lips, but my dermatologist actually gave me a sample tube and told me to use it for chapped lips.
Try it out βΊ It’s better than Vaseline, in my humble opinion
September 9, 2017 10:15 pm at 10:15 pm in reply to: The Goyish Principle of “Live and Let Live” #1359312LightbriteParticipantThank you for clarifying Joseph
September 9, 2017 9:20 pm at 9:20 pm in reply to: The Goyish Principle of “Live and Let Live” #1359294LightbriteParticipantJoseph, to answer your question, will you please explain what you mean by the “Principle of ‘Live and Let Live'”? … thank you.
LightbriteParticipantSome people want their skin to crack. Kind of.
See Retin-A. It makes your skin all peely. Builds collagen. Evidence-based.
Aquaphor is good for lips, and hands.
If you want something for your face, first tell me, how often do you bob for apples?
LightbriteParticipantThanks Meno!!! Amen π
LightbriteParticipantShabbat Shalom π―π―π―
LightbriteParticipantShabbat Shalom Daddysgirl!!! βΊβΊ πππ
You can make it your super signature ending if you want.
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September 8, 2017 4:52 pm at 4:52 pm in reply to: URGENT Hurricane Irma: What happens if your window breaks? #1359187LightbriteParticipantPraying for the best here
September 8, 2017 10:17 am at 10:17 am in reply to: URGENT Hurricane Irma: What happens if your window breaks? #1358886LightbriteParticipantThank you yribs!
September 7, 2017 11:42 pm at 11:42 pm in reply to: URGENT Hurricane Irma: What happens if your window breaks? #1358749LightbriteParticipantThank you btw!!! It’s really scary.
September 7, 2017 11:38 pm at 11:38 pm in reply to: URGENT Hurricane Irma: What happens if your window breaks? #1358744LightbriteParticipantB”H they’re 1hr north of Miami, and not in a mandatory evacuation zone.
LightbriteParticipantSo scary! At least it went down to a Category 4
September 7, 2017 11:14 pm at 11:14 pm in reply to: URGENT Hurricane Irma: What happens if your window breaks? #1358722LightbriteParticipantchabadgal: Thank you! That’s terrifying! Wow. Yea and having furniture fly around is another danger.
The family is planning on staying in their most central bathroom. Every other room in the home has windows or has a door facing a window.
September 7, 2017 11:08 pm at 11:08 pm in reply to: URGENT Hurricane Irma: What happens if your window breaks? #1358719LightbriteParticipantMoshe1994: That’s not practical for them, or the entire state. From what I’ve heard and read, the roads are already full of people in evacuation zones. Plus gas is limited, with many stations empty.
September 7, 2017 10:44 pm at 10:44 pm in reply to: URGENT Hurricane Irma: What happens if your window breaks? #1358699LightbriteParticipantJoseph: I have loved ones in the projected hurricane region and am concerned for them… trying to figure out how to give the best advice
September 7, 2017 10:44 pm at 10:44 pm in reply to: URGENT Hurricane Irma: What happens if your window breaks? #1358697LightbriteParticipantOmgosh it’s true!!!
From Disaster Safety dot org:
“Following rigorous scientific wind testing on a full-scale, 1,400 square foot single-story home in its unique laboratory this summer, the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) has important new guidance for all homeowners preparing for major wind storms such as Hurricane Irma: close all interior doors, in addition to all windows and exterior doors.
High winds, such as those currently expected from Hurricane Irma, place homes under intense pressure. Wind entering the home through an open or broken window, can create strong upward pressure on the roof. Closing interior doors helps compartmentalize the pressure inside the home into smaller areas reducing the overall force on the roof structure, which gives the roof a better chance of staying intact.
βThe roof is your first line of defense against anything Mother Nature inflicts on a home, and during a bad storm your roof endures fierce pressure from wind, rain, and flying debris that may be outside,β said Julie Rochman, IBHS president and CEO. βBut the roof also must withstand internal pressure if winds get inside. The pressure in your home can build like air in a balloon, eventually causing the roof to fail and blow apart, which β particularly in a hurricane β allows water to come pouring in.β
As the eastern United States and Caribbean islands prepare for Hurricane Irma, IBHS urges homeowners to follow all evacuation orders and be sure to shut the doors on Irma to increase its ability to withstand the storm.
IBHS offers additional hurricane preparedness tips here. The Institute will provide further data behind our summer wind testing findings in October.”
LightbriteParticipantDon’t people say that they saw the writing on the wall?
It makes sense.
LightbriteParticipantMeno, actually I received the message via text from a friend. It’s good advice regardless, and I wanted to preserve the message as it arrived to me π
LightbriteParticipantFunny because I’m actually rather familiar with Hurricane Chana. When I was a teenager, she swept through my bedroom quite often. Those were the days when hurricanes lasted for years, making rotating cycles.
Is she back again?
LightbriteParticipantFLORIDA PEOPLE !
Advice from a FL hurricane veteran:
EMPTY YOUR DISHWASHER AND PUT ANYTHING YOU WANT TO PRESERVE IN THERE. It’s waterproof and secured to cabinets so it’s more likely to survive a storm.
TELL YOUR FRIENDS!
(Copy and paste onto your wall to spread the word.)LightbriteParticipantBut I wonder what a rav would say when someone asks for a “Will you marry me?” Banner.
Are you obligated to find out if the person is Jewish and if so, if the prospective spouse is too?
Do you think that this is like those other religious rights vs civil rights issues for people?
Thanks
LightbriteParticipantMeanwhile, there are plenty of signs that might be totally permissible, or “kosher.”
Examples (from real banners):
The Yellow Pages
Assisted Living Home
Insurance Company
Politician (election campaign)So I guess it also depends on how much control you have over saying which ads you’ll fly, and if your management allows you to refuse a job without consequence.
LightbriteParticipantThe scary thing is that some pilots crash, and I pray this higher frequency becomes a thing of the past.
As for signs, maybe also advertising non-kosher restaurants or bars might be an issue, since there must be at least one Jew in the crowd. Right?
LightbriteParticipantBased on online job descriptions, the Banner Tow Pilot jobs can involve Day or Night signs. I think for a frum Jew, one may be able to negotiate the hours and ensure that the task does not interfere with Shabbos, davening, or family obligations.
It’s not like a commercial pilot where the pilot is confined to a space with another pilot, which may be an issue of yichus, or around untznius women.
If the pilot is flying over a crowd at the beach, that’s also a shaila, because I don’t know if the pilot is close enough to actually see individual people in their likeness. Plus the pilot might be focusing more on the path to fly in the sky, rather than looking down.
LightbriteParticipantThank you everyone for understanding my question! Just realized that I didn’t even finish it… or state it in a proper grammatical sense or sentence π
LightbriteParticipantThe job title is Banner Tow Pilot, who works in Aerial Advertising.
Technically, maybe even Jews working in marketing and advertising may come across such issues.
But obviously this is personal and in this case, it is taken to a higher level (har har har for the pun π and yes by laughing at it myself, I’ve just maybe made it cheesy… so thanks for sticking with me here).
LightbriteParticipantParents who hand their four-year-olds an authentic samurai sword when all their children asked for was a straw to drink their shoko.
LightbriteParticipantRY: Bad schools, bad schools have Mermaid Day.
LightbriteParticipantParents who give their kids half an Oreo and hide the other half like an afikoman
LightbriteParticipantParents who don’t teach their children how to haggle at the shuk (directly or via observation and leading by example)
LightbriteParticipantA father who sprays pepper spray in his daughter’s face because she asked for more soy sauce
A mother who refused to remove her son’s duct tape for a week after his school’s Mermaid Day
LightbriteParticipantParents who ask their 3-year-old to drive them to 7-11
LightbriteParticipantWow!!! That’s totally hardcore AWESOME Daddysgirl!! I still haven’t created such complex HTMLs in posts!!!
You’re impressive π
A+++++++ Daddysgirl!
LightbriteParticipantWhat? Is this true?
LightbriteParticipantFifty Nifty United States from the thirteen original colonies
LightbriteParticipantNeville ChaimBerlin: A+++++++++++ LOL π
Love it!!!
LightbriteParticipantLol Daddysgirl! π
EXCELLENT Question!!! Honestly, I just made it up. Sometimes a sentence or thought kind of ends, but it seems like there needs to be something more… so then I use my imagination π
In other words, it’s whatever you want it to be, so long as it’s positive and good π π π
LightbriteParticipantIs Mod-80 still around?
September 6, 2017 12:06 am at 12:06 am in reply to: Inappropriate intermingling at Chasunas ππΈπ·πΊ #1356166LightbriteParticipantThe shopping bag idea is fantastic! And may work perfectly at chasunas, just so long as there is modesty and uniformity amongst and between the bags.
Nowadays, shopping bags vary. They may have store names printed in red. Or be made of bright colors. So one must ensure that the shopping bags, alone, are tznius before women place them on their heads.
Golfer A+++++++++++++++ π
LightbriteParticipantIs a Yeshiva Co-Op one of those Co-Op grocery stores, and with the owners all being part of a Yeshiva?
LightbriteParticipantSo to make sure that everyone feels good, shall we now degrade any posters we previously praised? π
LightbriteParticipantMaybe we can try again; a second chance; a do over. π£
September 5, 2017 10:32 pm at 10:32 pm in reply to: Is It Just Me, Or Are Frum Homes Becoming ‘Colder’ And More Like Offices? #1356135LightbriteParticipantThe OP’s discription of the decor may simply be the more Modern or Contemporary style.
Also, yes there is a generational thing. It’s interesting to hear other posters mention how chatcheez collect dust, and how people are less reserved about tossing out stuff today than in the past. I didn’t realize that others grew up with stuff around the house too — and prefer less today.
September 5, 2017 8:58 pm at 8:58 pm in reply to: Is Loud Music At Weddings Causing The Shidduch Crisis? #1356038LightbriteParticipantRebYidd23 TAKES the CROWN Again!
….That was AWESOME RebYidd23 π
LightbriteParticipantThank you! Yumm… freeze dried is the BEST π
Dunno if I had mango freeze-dried. I must have in a mixed freeze-dried pouch. hmm.
Thanks for the idea! π
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