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Mammele: Yes omgosh sorry LU!
LU is the Queen of Shimras haLashon!!!
Sorry sorry I said the complete opposite and meant that you’re the expert on halacha LH.
First of all Mod-25. Please meet LU. She is adorable. Also the queen of lashon hara.
Really it is pretty cool that you have the number 25. Two plus five equals seven. Seven equals Shabbat. The seventh day.
The coolest thing is that you have a legacy. You must have been put here to complete a mission.
One that only the Mod-25 neshama can fulfill.
25 also rhymes with Alive. Jive. Beehive. Chive. and Dive.
That does sound unappetizing, doesn’t it?
Because then someone else will clean the mess and you can be a kosher cookie monster
Then again, sorry that wasn’t validating of your feelings. You came here new and suddenly all these posters are wondering if you are someone else. Then you find out that your Mod name number is a recycled jersey. Etc.
So sympathy too. ?
Guys and Gals is backwards order
Lol!!! Yesterday a teacher said, “Comparison robs you of joy.”
Do not compare yourself to anyone. This is your journey.
You inherited a name. In Judaism this has great meaning.
May the previous Mod-25’s name be a blessing for you in your lifetime here and ever always.
Maybe they are linked to accounts that are already set up to have posts flow in.
Maybe some mitzvot wouldn’t be pleasant if forced.
Imagine a hostile person doing bikur cholim. I wouldn’t want to send a bitter person to go cheer up someone’s Nanna in the hospital, G-d forbid.
Welcome Mod-25 ~ Yay You 🙂
Growing up, sometimes in between tv shows and commercials, a message would come on with some type of lesson as a “Public Service Announcement”
Homeowners Association (HOA)
Back to complete your mission
Someone may stop doing the aveirah for the short term, but it risks the person later being disillusioned, resentful, and going the other way.
There is a saying that the action will lead the heart to wanting it.
Does it always go that way in the long-run?
Please Hashem, please keep our fruits and vegetables and foods still rolling in from South America. We need South America. We’re lucky to have South American farmers feed us.
The end.
Ooops I did that today at the grocery store. Someone at the checkout asked the checkout person if there was an Italian take-out restaurant nearby.
That checkout person turned around and asked my checkout person. The checkout person told them an Italian restaurant in a city 15-10 min away. He wasn’t sure if they did take out.
So I went over there and told them of a place that I knew. It’s an Italian restaurant that always puts flyers on my front door, which go straight to recycling. I actually saw one in someone’s office earlier this afternoon.
I thought that it was totally Hashgacha Pratis. Thus, I went over to them and gave them the name of this place that does take out and delivery.
Yepp yepp totally did not mind my own business here.
I know someone who grew up frum and goes to kiruv events to make friends and learn.
He told me that he is not eligible for the cool fellowships where people go on trips to other countries for a couple hundred dollars if they just learn for X hours for X weeks because he came from a frum household.
At the same time, he told me that he sometimes struggles with keeping Yiddishkeit 100%. Yet since he went to Jewish schools growing up, the donors who pay for the secular Jews to learn overlook him as part of the program.
So from what he told me, it sounds like at kiruv events, he is an outsider insider.
You mean it’s not…
Me-No… and it’s Men-o?
Like menorah?
I just listened to a Torah Anytime shiur about creating fences.
Sounds like Mod-25 is protecting oneself with solid fencing.
A+++++++ 🙂
awwww…. Welcome New Mod 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Omgosh!!! Gush Katif. Now I remember.
A ten pack of gum is ten pieces of gum in one pack
Actually when it starts to sprout it really looks way more like a chick. It’s adorable 🙂
I have a book of tehillim with the name of a Guf place to pray for on its cover. It’s vintage.
Someone told me that it was a place and I don’t remember what happened to that place. I think I brought it with me.
Did they sell books of tehillim for Gush Katif?
Are they selling books of tehillim for Amona?
I thought PSA was cemented up there with PTA, HOA, and USA.
Thanks for letting us know that PSA may trigger thoughts of other connotations.
Very interesting.
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Thanks Meno.
Btw the OU has a Kosher Hotline.
OU KOSHER HOTLINE
212-613-8241
Meno: I think I am wrong about why they did it. I read a couple things and maybe misinterpreted it.
From Kosher Today:
“According to Rabbi Moshe Elefant, COO of the Orthodox Union (OU) Kashrus Division, certified kosher K-Cups used in the machines no longer have the OU symbol on the individual cups although they remain on the boxes that they come in.
Thus, a kosher consumer who randomly finds a K-Cup without a box may inadvertently be using a non-certified K-Cup causing one rabbi to suggest that the user of such a Keurig machine might have to refrain from using the machine for 24 hours, run a kosher K-Cup through the machine and even kosher the two metal pins.” (Kosher Today)
Wow LU! I didn’t know that saying was Nazi propaganda at one point?!
Baruch Hashem he escaped.
Good story. ?
A chickpea is neither a chick nor a pea
Eat sugar free unsweetened carob chip cookies. No chocolate.
Then eat outside.
The birds, dogs, and ants will clean up for you.
If it is kosher, then the label would be on the box of k-cups, not individual packages.
The OU stopped labeling the individual cups because it could be misleading. If someone used a non-kosher k-cup right before the person comes in with his/her k-cup, then the Keurig machine would not be kosher; thus the coffee also wouldn’t be kosher anymore.
Hop Scotch is welcome to any nation and is not an alcoholic beverage.
There is no requisite to have the name Jack in order to play Jumping Jacks.
Takahmamash: Does machlokes also mean that “there is solid halachic backing to hold either way” (takahmamash)?
If something is a machlokes, it is a debated argument with opposing sides; do each sides always have a solid argument that one can follow?
Or do some machlokes come to a consensus that we do it __this__ way?
For example, the whole debate about a mezuzah going up vertically vs horizontally. Eventually it was decided that we affix mezuzot diagonally.
—-Was and/or is that a “machlokes”?
Isn’t there a stereotype that someone who is Jewish answers a question with a question?
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I second that Thank you to Joseph and LU!!! 🙂
Thank you thank you for responding <3
And thank you Geordie613 for making space here and taking the time to thank them too 🙂