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At Disney World, they sell kosher meals that are pre-packaged and double-wrapped before they are microwaved.
Though, I’m unsure whether the food is cooked in a kosher microwave or not (fleishig or milchig).
Was the food double wrapped?
Dying one’s skin with berries could stain it for a days or more.
Also, Purim is during the spring time. Who wants to be attracting bees and other insects?
RebYidd23: You said, “Nothing should be kept secret in shidduchim” (RebYidd23).
Can one omit information, without it being a “secret,” such as someone who is treated with laser hair removal?
It’s not so much fun when it’s a family members hair (or mine!), but if it was my mom’s hair or something, I’d get grossed out, toss out the portion attached to the food, and then move on to another serving.
I’m really lucky that my family still ate my food, even when sometimes a hair would end up in a cookie or something.
I always made sure to put my hair in a ponytail, but having my hair up wasn’t always a 100% certainty of hair-free baked goods. Thankfully, hair in food happened rarely.
Gross!
Once I bought a 16oz. transparent bag of raw cashews from this discount grocery store. The cashews were packaged overseas.
I come home and look at the sealed bag, only to see a thick 1.5-inch straight black hair staring at me.
I lost my appetite and returned the cashews.
That hair still haunts me!
At least May 1, 2012… maybe before then you were still in the womb?
Your title an excellent statement! I used it for the first time today, thanks to you putting it up here 🙂
Maybe students who live in Tag are assigned to a school district in the Five Towns
Sometimes saying the wrong thing is the right thing, because since Hashem put you there to be you, maybe what you said was what he needed you to say.
Guessing that you’re being vague for a reason…
Knowing the context/situation would help me know how to best respond to your question RebYidd23…
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ZD: I thought that going against the law and/or putting others lives in danger (by blocking emergency responders, including medics and firefighters, access to a building in G-d forbid an emergency) would negate any attempt at performing a mitzvah.
Doesn’t this mitzvah committed in sin negate performing a real mitzvah?
What if it’s one’s ego to be a minyan hero to your peers, but to Hashem making it to minyan wasn’t noble when it came at such an expense?
North Face
…Something with a fleece lining?
And GortexOf course
How is a prediction a fact?
Today, I asked the guy working at a bank if he goes to a synagogue… he had orangey hair and wore dark rimmed glasses… looked like a guy at the shul that I went to during Rosh Hashanah.. don’t think that he was even Jewish!… twas an awkward moment
A CD left out of its container can technically be in a boom box.
Some men leave caps off their toothpastes, but of that cap off is an issue, then hopefully a husband and wife can afford to have their own personal toothpaste tubes
Ooops sorry everyone… I thought I posted to LU in the lashon hara thread… please disregard my last post… thank you ☺
ED IT OR can also be right.
Winning the election in 2016 was like the engagement.
Trump’s 2017 inauguration was like his wedding.
If he won the marriage to the US, then it wasn’t officially consumated until 2017. Sealing the deal was the real victory.
Well, you both are right.
CTLAWYER is right in that he won the election in 2016.
Even so, another interpretation is that the election was a sign of Trump winning, but it wasn’t official (something could have happened in between) until his inauguration in 2017.
LU: If you G-d forbid speak lashon hara about yourself, then doesn’t that put others at risk of speaking lashon hara about you too…. and thus assur?
Tsavo
Back in the day, my Chabad rabbi gave me a Chanukiah and candles to light on Chanukah. I am a woman.
What happens at elementary schools before Chanukah?… Children don’t make Chanukiot craft projects?
If he’s a child, then he’s a child.
If he’s an adult, then he’s an adult.
What was the question?
There are no bad people, only people who make bad choices, such as eating relish-flavored ice cream on an empty stomach, followed by three additional full courses, topped with blooming onions and tangerines.