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good line tmb
To be a light onto the nations (has never changed)
ice skating at Chelsea Piers
I don’t know if that’s so tzniusdik
how about build-a-bear, thats where i went with my wife when she was in florida
Potpie,
good one it got me chuckling
mbachur, you are in an MBA program using a BTL? I am looking into getting an MBA can you tell me more. Is your school a top ten. Don’t they require work experience usually to accept you. What did you have that they accepted you (high Gmat etc.)
I actually got into keller in florida with an exception (It took a looong time and was a little hard to get), a got a 4 in yeshiva (sort of a joke) and i took some undergraduate courses in Miami Dade College and got basically good grades, so they are accepting me on condition i get a 3.5 average on my first two courses and i got on A- on my first class so we’ll see how i do on this one
global warming is a belief not a fact!
you can’t impose beliefs on other people, only facts
Um hate to break it to you but global warming acutaly predicts that there will be *MORE* snow globally. By warming up the tropical areas there will be more water vapor in the air, which has to fall out somewhere, and if it is cold there, well you get snow
i live in miami beach and its in the “tropical area” and its actually getting colder here
I use meat, barley, beans, baby onions, garlic cloves, salt, pepper, bbq sauce, complete seasoning.
good point deiyezooger
Mazal Tov!
I’m just starting my master’s program for an MBA with a focus in accounting so can’t really help you there
Hatzlacha!
What do you think, if i got into the MBA program using undergraduate courses and my yeshivas BTL is it going to take a really long time to sit for my CPA exam?
popa,
you answered your own question!
If a man withholds a get the woman is stuck an agunah forever
If a woman withhold getting a get the guy CAN remarry with the condition of 100 rabbis
I did this for two and a half years.
To those who don’t like me: let that be your guide.
To those who do like me: let that be your guide.
I don’t like you (jk) but I go to college at night and learn during the day.
run a canteen,
tutoring is a very good idea wolf (unless can’t handle teaching)
eclipse I don’t get your comment.
Personally my parents are divorced, but i never saw them trying to work out their problems together. This teaches me that if I don’t want to end up like them then just do the oppisite, i would assume others whose parents are divorced feel the same way.
why don’t you try it out and ask him how it affects him
For kids: Boomers (mini golf, go-karts, bumper boats, etc.), near the Boca FAU campus/airport.
For the whole family: Butterfly World (just south of Boca off the Turnpike).
butterfly world is great!
boomers is also good, if you like arcades.
myself (I think one more day is enough) jk.
seriously, idk who i would want to be.
there is a government do not call list online at http://www.donotcall.gov, started by president Bush
don’t we say Habah L’Hargecha Haskeim V’Hargo (if someone’s coming to kill you take the initiative and kill him) so I would assume that sam can now buy a gun and kill joe.
I hope this isn’t halacha L’maaseh
I just don’t think about it
why should we
Prof. Alan Lichtman of American University has a method of predicting the popular vote winner in Presidential elections. It has a 100% success record in every election from 1860 to 2008. Only the Harlem Globetrotters and the University of Connecticut women’s basketball team have similar streaks going right now.
The method identifies 13 keys. If six favor the party out of power, it wins. However, only four favor the Republicans right now and it isn’t clear how two of them are going to change, especially since the tax deal will have the effect of stimulating the economy
you realize this is as it stands.
A lot can happen in two years so wake up and smell the coffee (actually stay asleep thinking Obama will win, gives you less motivation to vote)
That is a very nice suggestion. However, being a female, it is much less practical to put into practice. I shudder to think what would happen if I would wish Mexican workers a good day…
How about the mexican, or indian cashier (who might happen to be a lady) a nice day, there are numerous women you can do that to, too
And I fully agree with WIY it does make you (rather me) and feel in a better mood too.
I wouldn’t be suprised of biasedness.
these people are sick
Amen squeak
for some reason these people didn’t look kosher from the start
Elementary my dear blueberrymuffin,
you are distantly related to charlie brown
I won a “trip to LA” which was really a check for $500 and a stay in a timeshare (we used it for the same timeshare in orlando)
very funny though
WIY,
unless it’s a lubavitch yeshiva
oh i see, i guess.
its a din in the cheftza not the gavra 😉
what do you call part in town part out of town?
Is ner yisrael considered that (has a lot of boys from baltimore)?
what’s a full out of town yeshiva?
cherrybim,
may i personally ask,
what caused you to attack my maturity?
I have been to an “out of town” yeshiva (at least for me it was) (most of the people there were in-towners)
Have you?
and i see your comment is very mature
A young bocher is much more vulnerable in an out of town yeshiva compared with the protection of a home environment.
maybe people should never leave home, marry their next door neighbor and live in their parents basement!
whenever a bachur is released from his “protection” he becomes vulnerable because he won’t learn to be independant until he needs to and then it might be too late
In town rebbe thinks: I can ignore this, he has his parents. Heck, I don’t even need to share my reservations with anyone.
Out of town rebbe thinks: I must not ignore this because this boy is far, far from home, and I have been invested with the sacred charge of en loco parentis.
I don’t get your pretexts, personally i feel a rebbe will focus on an out of town bachur more than an in-towner
Bochrim who have learned to impersonate are those who have an easier time getting shidduchim, but not necessarily maintaining marriages.
Bochrim need outlets and their emotional needs today cannot always be displaced by additional learning. This is where family support and interaction are advantages.
You’re talking about a yeshiva bachur not a seminary girl, right?
teenage boys as a klal don’t talk to their parents about their problems, this is where a rebbe steps in, but if your in town not neccisarily will a rebbe step in because you have your parents to “talk” to
cherry so are you saying that a person from “out of town” (a place that there is no high school) has a disadvantage to shteiging (or not going off the derech) than does one that doesn’t
We’ve been spoiled. Our local yeshiva is minutes away and there’ve been times I’ve barely seen my boys till Shabbos. And they do their own laundry, to boot, so they are getting some valuable skills, are they not?
P.S. Sense of dependency?
I’ve seen people in “In town” yeshivas staying in the dorms and when they can’t interact with other kids, then “they just sleep at home” which is what they probably want, but it doesn’t teach them how to deal with problems, running away isn’t an option
thank you health you are right,
the problem is I went to a mesivta for high school therefore i inadvertantly called it mesivta
I was only there for beis medrash like I stated above and had little or no shaychis to the mechina (as stated above)
ron, the difference is where making fun of a nationality not a religion
tzippi, I think the opposite!
A person needs his sense of dependency at this time, and not stuck to his parents!
I’ve been to Beis Medrash in Ner Yisrael and it’s good if you don’t mind a big place (the rebbeim in the beis medrash are great, but I don’t know that much about the mesivta)
of course!
how do you know the wine bottle opener was made in France?
b/c when you push down it’s “head” the “arms” shoot up like it’s surrendering
you mean a joke about french people right? (as opposed to a joke in french)