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Poster McPosterface was already taken in 1806 by FriedelFivel who sold his frying business after the big baked boom.

The poster formerly known as chochom would have had to be named Poster McPosterface IV.

What is plastic glass?

So confused… where are people getting plastic candle cups or holders? How is that legal? Or practical?

Wait… who was it that lived 900 years or something?

That’s also a point… the fact rhat our maybe 80+ year lifespan is a small fraction of the lifespan of the Torah greats generation. So maybe also more time passed by from one generation to the next generation

Also, each generation builds on the next. Humans until recently didn’t live to 80+, and it’s not like every 80-year-old is out there in the same technology-creating capacity as he or she maybe was in his 40’s to 60’s.

Modern agriculture and literature have been great feats.

Not in chronological order, but: Housing, farming, electricity, heating and cooling, sewage systems, fire codes, governments, medicine, antibiotics, outer space travel, horse and buggies, cars, roads, trains, airplanes… technology builds upon itself, and sometimes replaces itself… evolution of technology is relevant here

Agriculture took time to domesticate land and animals.

For most of these years, populations were smaller and more remote. Globalization has allowed us to communicate broadly and share our technological advances, or copy them.

Anyway… my point is that you’re expecting a lot from humanity when people were struggling to survive… and most of their lives, many people were living under some ruler and invested their resources in not getting killed, killing, family for the sake of survival, and what you might consider more mundane affairs…

The good thing is that even if Antartica becomes prime real estate, and anti-Jewish people try to kick Jews out.. some Jewish men will easily blend in with the penguins… and they’ll teach their wives and children to blend in too… no one will know

Joseph: Please help… I’m all done buying presents, but now I’m stuck figuring out two things…

1) Where am I supposed to hide them?

2) What are you supposed to do with these super-sized single socks?

Thanks in advance ☺

See also MET COUNCIL – NEW YORK

2. Digital Choice Food Pantry System

3. Emergency Food Cards

METCOUNCIL dot ORG / Kosher-Food-Network

5 TOWNS – LAWRENCE, NEW YORK

Rina Shkolnik Kosher Food Pantry – GURALJCC dot ORG
Marion & Aaron Gural JCC – Sustenance Center

“The Rina Shkolnik Kosher Food Pantry is a joint initiative of UJA-Federation of New York and is supported by the Community Chest South Shore and the Inwood Charities Fund.

The pantry assists individuals and families by providing nutritious non-perishable food packages consisting of tuna fish, pasta, peanut butter, canned fruits and vegetables, breakfast cereal and much more. We also provide toiletries such as shampoo, deodorant, tooth brushes and toothpaste and diapers.

There are many ways you can help. We accept kosher non-perishable food products, toiletries, cleaning products and paper goods. You may also make a monetary contribution. We are always seeking a team of dedicated volunteers to assist in sorting, organizing, packaging and delivering food to those in need who cannot come into the pantry.

We are also looking for volunteers to organize a food drive at their school, synagogue, club or place of employment.” (GURALJCC dot ORG – Kosher Food Pantry)

ONTARIO

Hamilton Jewish Social Services – HAMILTONJSS dot COM

“Our Kosher food bank continues to be in high demand by those less fortunate. The list of families and individuals who need our help continues to grow.

The Hamilton Jewish Social Services Kosher Food Bank enables families to eat kosher food. Our goal is to help everyone remain part of the community.

Approximately 45 use the food bank on a regular basis and is doubled during holiday times.

The Kosher Food Bank is service of the Jewish Social Services and is funded by generous donors from the community.”

Location: 30 King Street East, Dundas, Ontario
Hours: Monday to Thursday 10 am – 12:30 pm

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Jewish Family Services
Provides store gift cards for families to buy food – No food pantry

Jewish Community Food Fund – Go to JFS dot ORG

“Founded in 1982, the goal of the Jewish Community Food Fund (JCFF), a program of Jewish Community Services (JCS), is to fight and prevent hunger in the Baltimore Jewish community. The Jewish Community Food Fund provides individuals and families facing economic hardship with grocery store cards for use at local food markets.

For many years, the agency housed an actual pantry, collecting donations of kosher food which were then distributed to needy individuals and families in the Baltimore area. Due to health considerations and space constraints, and to protect the dignity of people receiving assistance, in 2001, the agency decided to no longer collect or directly provide food items and instead request only monetary donations.

JCS uses these funds to purchase the store cards, which are distributed to individuals and families needing assistance. These store cards give families the dignity of choosing the foods that they need and purchasing perishable products such as milk and eggs. In addition to receiving the grocery cards,

JCS staff work with each person, providing services and resources to regain self-sufficiency. This combination of services addresses the basic daily needs of the clients, while treating them with dignity and respect.” (JFS dot ORG)

To learn more, see section titled “Emergency Assistance,” and contact # on this page