☕️coffee addict

BTGuy (and everyone else here)(possibly even soliek),

how do you feel about OWS having these anti-semitic and terrorist comments (Jews control Wall Street, molotov cocktails at Macy’s)

You are right,

However both of theirs were older than mine, so if they weren’t capitalized that mine couldn’t be uncapitalized (even though I’m mbachur I can’t go around with someone elses screenname

also who’s this Wondering… person, I’ve never seen him/her before yet he/she said ayc posted such nice things

cool,

then he has my vote!

SG345,

it can never be Gingrich/Rubio because rubio is foreign born so can’t be president

Goq,

that might be counterproductive

Ice cream,

It doesn’t work though

Very interesting

I was looking at ayc’s profile and looked at topics started, it did have some topics that were trying to get info from other people

iyH it should be soon (with the coming of Moshiach)

But withstanding that I don’t think I’m leaving anytime soon (then again I could win the lottery and move back to miami or better yet EY)

Haba L’horgecha HASHKEIM v’horgo

Goq,

sorry, I was from New England waaaaay before I moved to miami (the only time im a miami fan of is the heat and that was because I wasn’t interested in basketball until I moved there)

Troll,

Answered me with another screenname

BaalHabooze,

There are some issurim that one MIGHT be oiver from being a sports fan. If one avoids these pitfalls, I don’t see why it is ossur.

Issurim include:

Lo Sichonein= issur to compliment, flatter or to praise a non-jew. (this one is the toughest as a sports fan)

this could be a problem

Nival peh= using bad language

(words in this catagory creeps into our subconscious minds when hearing how our “heros” speak. happened to me many times, I’m ashamed to admit.)

wow I don’t know which teams you follow but i have never heard players say nivul peh and havent repeated it

Negiya= this happens in crowded stadiums, and sports complexes, with people of the opposite gender sitting next to you, or when entering and leaving with the crowd.

these are the MOST common one can be oiver. yes there are more but it’s my personal list.

there is no problem of Negiya if not doing it in a derech of chiba (if what you were saying was true then one couldn’t go in a crowded subway)

lesson- it is bitul torah. Add that to my list above. ’nuff said.

then so is going to the CR

I’ve heard a maaseh of a rav that still got hanah when he heard his team won the championship

Kap,

Look at the title of this thread gumball was just making a joke

Mazal tov cshapiro (I don’t understand why people need desserts when it’s just the two of you, if you had guests I would understand)

I agree with AYC (that’s what I was thinking before I read his post)

Wolf,

I thought this post was by pba

Anyways, so two krovim can’t say vayechooloo together?

this can help you shticky

To those of you who missed noticing this monumentous event, you have one more opportunity next year at 12-12-12 12:12:12. (Big deal, big deal…!)

it will only be twice in your lifetime

theres an A.M. and P.M.

maybe women become Jewish when they get married (hence the name Kiddushin) (It could answer up how it’s not boel aramis)

coffee addict-k well thats funner than taking a DIKDUk UGH test!!

you obviously haven’t checked cabbage or any other type of vegetables for that matter

secondly you probably went to school a lot later than I went to work

Onegoal,

That flew over my head

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My name is john doe

did anyone hear anything because I didn’t

thanks 2cents,

I think that was the only one I do

lolrotfl

Emunas,

Actually I went today and people were texting and talking and I didn’t feel so good abt it but now I’m realizing this is how they grew up its not their fault