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  • in reply to: Judicial reform poll #2178740
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    “I am sure Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir are laughing at the poll.“

    They’re probably not (they probably don’t even know or care about it) but the rest of your comment makes sense if the point of the poll is to garner change, which I don’t feel the reason for the poll is, I think it’s just for YWN to know what it’s viewers think

    in reply to: Judicial reform poll #2178681
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    Doing,

    Like Jan 6? The news media will have a field day with it showing it as far right extremism protesting

    in reply to: Judicial reform poll #2178548
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    @jackk,

    Are you really comparing anonymous posters with political leaders?

    in reply to: Full service gas during a labor shortage #2178183
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    They should just do what masbia did

    Hire the illegals

    in reply to: Mi Shebeirach for Israel and the Soldiers #2177776
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    You remind me of a maaseh that happened to me when I was in Ner Yisrael

    I was collecting for our sister city in yahud (chinuch atzmai school) and we come to a house and the wife says they only give to zionistic causes so she asked if Ner Yisrael celebrates Yom haatzmaut to which we said no, then she asked if we say the prayer for the Medina hand we said no, so she didn’t give us any money

    I finally understood the vort about the chasidah and realized why it’s not kosher

    in reply to: Help! #2177778
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    Commonsaychel,

    We never called him a troll, we just mentioned bein hazmanim

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2177741
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    And I found 99 on expedia

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2177738
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    On reservekosher there’s $140 a night

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2177704
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    You’re right commonsaychel,

    I’m not so makpid on the place but I see Americanyeshivish is

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2177602
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    “Cheap – less the 200 a night in that area“

    Look at Airbnb they have 100 a night (you’re right it’s a whole in the wall but we don’t need much just a place to sleep)

    “fyi just booked tickets for under 900$ Newark to Tel Aviv with stopover in Atlanta for July“

    Yeah with delta ($888) but that doesn’t include luggage

    There’s a jfk to tlv on delta with a stopover in Boston for a little more expensive (1050) and it comes with a suitcase (this was for the date I checked in august)

    in reply to: Should girls wait for older sisters to get married? #2177156
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    Takahmamash,

    The older one should IyH find her zivug hagon bkarov

    in reply to: Storing tefillin in car #2176733
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    I hope not

    in reply to: The Five Most Likeliest Candidates to be Moshiach #2176605
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    “Let them feel safe in their beliefs so that they would be comfortable to get involved in other topics. Eventually they would wizen up. And if they don’t, then it’s not much of a loss to begin with. But doubling down like you do, just makes them be more defensive. Then they hesitate before learning anything new because maybe it will ruin their belief in the Rebbe. And all their creative intelligence gets wasted in more elaborate defenses.“

    N0mesorah,

    And what if now that their belief in the rebbe makes their involvement in other topics only through the prism that “the rebbe is moshiach” and whatever svarah they come up with is krum to begin with

    in reply to: Help! #2176587
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    Ah bein Hazmanim

    It’s better that bachurim are in the cr than who knows where…..

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2176508
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    Commonsaychel,

    Did you read my post?

    You used the word cheap, what do you call cheap?

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2176375
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    Commonsaychel,

    I guess we’re not being clear in what cheap is

    No one is saying they want to pay $500 for a round trip ticket that has 3 stops and takes two days to get to Israel then wants a place in a sleazy part of town

    Cheap means affordable while only having minor inconvenience

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2176122
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    Status

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2176070
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    Commonsaychel,

    Why are you joking? I’m looking for a low cost trip too

    If money isn’t a problem for you you can send it to me

    in reply to: Mods? Mods? #2175603
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    Thanks the first word was supposed to be do not so

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2175625
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    Refoel,

    There is this little thing called money/price

    When I flew el al I didn’t pay for it now I have to (and try to keep the trip at minimum cost

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2175584
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    Joe,

    You should know from previous posts

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2175581
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    Yeah the delta flights are during the day so really the only problem is maariv and the next shachris (would get in at 9:15 in the morning

    in reply to: Flying to Israel #2175518
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    Thanks 33

    in reply to: Mods? Mods? #2175462
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    So new threads go to a different account/mod than replies to an existing one? I don’t see my topic but see that comments for existing topics have been approved

    Topics get approved from a different part of the interface that we check less often. Its up now.

    in reply to: Conscientious objectors Haredi VS lefty secularistts #2174892
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    To toshma,

    They lefty protesters are working, someone has to be paying them in order to protest

    in reply to: Conscientious objectors Haredi VS lefty secularistts #2174452
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    Good to know,

    It depends on what is a noble cause

    To the frei tziyonim judicial reform is bad so opposing it is good and whatever is done to do that is good, whereas religion and Torah is bad and whatever is done to further that is bad too and whatever is done to counteract it is good so not wanting to be counteracted is bad

    in reply to: The Five Most Likeliest Candidates to be Moshiach #2174315
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    Yserbius

    Yes

    in reply to: The Five Most Likeliest Candidates to be Moshiach #2174119
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    Isn’t it a Gemara in brachos that neshamos don’t care about what goes on down here?

    And additionally what is this about davening that a neshoma helps, davening is to Hashem in the merit of the neshoma

    in reply to: The Five Most Likeliest Candidates to be Moshiach #2173831
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    Now my question is if chabad is effectively Christianity with black hats why hasn’t there been someone like Paul (I think he’s the one that made Shabbos on Sunday) that veers it off from yiddishkeit

    in reply to: Happy PI Day! #2173529
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    Real pi day was March 14 1592

    This is just the 431st anniversary

    in reply to: Dental Insurance #2173564
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    “4) Having a business decide who lives and who dies Is as you said “wrong, I agree””

    Ubiq,

    So it’s better for the government to decide “who lives and who dies”?

    in reply to: Does anyone know a rabbi to talk to? #2173441
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    Where’s commonsaychel?

    in reply to: Arkansas Gov. Sanders signs law loosening child labor protections #2173421
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    “Coffee, would it be the same for a day camp in town? My kids worked there before 14, and (I think) it was legal in my state.“

    It is in regards to a day camp in town

    Welcome to NY

    in reply to: Arkansas Gov. Sanders signs law loosening child labor protections #2172918
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    My son can’t be a jc (junior counselor) in camp this year because he will be 1 month short or 14 when the second half of camp starts

    He wants to work so he can make money
    We want him to work because it will teach him responsibility
    The camp wants him to work because he used to be a camper and they know him

    This is what is probably being permitted in Arkansas, not forced child labor like the democrats want you to believe

    in reply to: Megillas Esther Interpretation #2172742
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    This question my son asked me on Purim (I don’t have an answer to it) during yeshivas Mordechai hatzaddik (so I wasn’t drunk yet)

    רש״י says צומו עלי was י״ד- ט״ז (probably from a Gemara or medrash) so if that was the case בסוף שלשת ימים was ט״ז but in the הגדה at נרצה says that נדדה שנת המלך was the first night of Pesach so how does it work out?

    in reply to: What was your Purim like? #2171843
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    “Drink one cup of wine then one cup of water and have food along with it, will get you tipsy but not so drunk that you throw up“

    🤢 sorry, should have added and eat more bread

    in reply to: What was your Purim like? #2171787
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    “MBachur: How did you not throw up? My husband tried everything, but every year he throws up, and I can’t take it. I don’t mind when he’s high… but it’s not worth it afterward when he’s throwing up and feeling sick like a dog.

    One thing I can’t understand is how they do it again every year. I understand the first time when you don’t realize what’s coming. But after feeling so sick, how can one bare to drink again. (And it’s not like he dreads it, he gets excited every year! How do I remind him what it felt like?????“

    Sorry I’m twelve years too late in answering

    Drink one cup of wine then one cup of water and have food along with it, will get you tipsy but not so drunk that you throw up

    in reply to: Can We Please Sing ונהפוך הוא correctly? #2171664
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    It’s called poetic license

    in reply to: See the Big Picture! #2171665
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    Thank you DaMoshe

    I thought the reason it’s called “the Megillah” is because when you think of someone saying “a gantzeh Megillah” it’s usually a woman 😜😜

    in reply to: Dissapointed #2171445
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    Welcome to the cr American yeshivish

    You hit the nail on the head

    in reply to: Remember the Old Timers? #2171160
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    Little froggie has posted recently

    However I do miss a lot of other old timers 😢

    in reply to: Bar Mitzvah 411 #2170896
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    Commonsaychel,

    Why do you think he/she is a troll

    To yechiell,

    I take it you don’t have older kids

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    Good to know,

    Lefty in regards to politics is the same as liberal so obviously he can’t mean politics when he says lefty

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    How do you know that their left hand is the dominant one?

    in reply to: Shtultz #2170291
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    “Im sorry i dont understand what you are trying to say“

    You said

    “it is not coming from insecurity. if a bunch of modern orthodox people just show up in a yeshivish shul, it is one hundred percent warranted that people wouldnt want to start socializing with them.“

    So I said “But I’m dressed yeshivish”

    And you’re right, I can’t base a chassidus off of one random chassid I’m just saying that it reminds me of something that happened to me which I feel was the “shpitz shtultz”

    in reply to: Shtultz #2170166
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    Kaltlitvak,

    But I’m dressed yeshivish

    in reply to: Shtultz #2170130
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    “CA: The kehila in Klal Yisroel that is the most anti-“shtultz”is Satmar”

    You reminded me of a story that happened to me when I was younger

    I went to be מנחם אבל someone in Boro Park and afterwards went to a restaurant to eat so when I got my order over there I went to a table to sit down, then a few minutes later a chosid (not sure what type, I didn’t ask him) sits down opposite me (with his food) so I commented that שנים שישבו and now we were יוצא (because that is a הלכה) and he stared at me with this shtultzy stare and then kept on eating

    in reply to: Big Organization Influence in Judaism #2170129
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    Totally agree, go out of town and if you hear someone is in the hospital people step up and make food for them, in NY people say “there’s Bikur Cholim”

    in reply to: Shtultz #2170104
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    I want to be clear

    Shultz isn’t specifically for high schoolers (or even beis medrashers) I have been places where NO ONE comes over to a new person that started to daven in their shul/Kollel, not the Rav and not any of the other mispallelim

    This is what I call shtultz, when no one is gores anyone outside of their circle

    One time I went to a Young Israel, on the other hand, and when no one said shalom to a stranger the Rabbi got up and made an announcement because of that

    in reply to: Shtultz #2169647
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    Yeahivaguy

    Sometimes a ninth grader needs a twelfth grader to be friends with in order to help them grow and look out for them

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