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☕️coffee addictParticipant
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
☕️coffee addictParticipantA 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
☕️coffee addictParticipantIn 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
☕️coffee addictParticipantBochrim 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
☕️coffee addictParticipantcherry 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
☕️coffee addictParticipantWe’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
☕️coffee addictParticipantthank 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)
☕️coffee addictParticipantron, the difference is where making fun of a nationality not a religion
☕️coffee addictParticipanttzippi, 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)
☕️coffee addictParticipantof 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)
☕️coffee addictParticipant1998 Toyota Avalon xls
looking into getting a 2008 sienna
November 25, 2010 3:47 am at 3:47 am in reply to: How Much Do You Pay For Your Car Registration #712337☕️coffee addictParticipantin FL it’s 58.35 but it’s only for 1 year
☕️coffee addictParticipantlol,
I know what you mean! when ever i speak to a foriegner i try talking like them, like you no see etc.
I think mordechai shmutter talks about it in an article
☕️coffee addictParticipantAnd remember that we honor those who die al kiddush HaShem. I have even heard shiurim by rabbonim saying that that is the highest thing to which a Jew can aspire.
you should be ashamed of yourself charlie!!! comparing jews that die Al Kiddush Hashem to arabs that kill in the name of G-d one is a proactive role one is an active role
☕️coffee addictParticipantIn Islam, martyrdom is desirable only under specific conditions (i.e., when Muslim communities are under threat of attack by non-Muslims, or when the Umma – the Muslim equivalent to the Promised Land is occupied and governed by non-Muslims).
this can only hold true for Israel, or Iraq or Afghanistan, this wouldn’t be able to support terrorism in other countries i.e. Times square (even if you want to include America it’s only officers stationed in Iraq or Afghanistan)
☕️coffee addictParticipantI don’t think so,
If you’re really looking for someone, their in aisle 11 right next to the girls with the rich fathers that have excellent middos and that are rated for looks at 10
in essence if their there they are hard to come by
☕️coffee addictParticipantcharlie you forgot OBAMA as someone that got the nobel peace prize 😉 but seriously that’s the reason why this thread should be closed b/c the nobel prize means nothing anymore (at least in regard to peace)
☕️coffee addictParticipantHere’s a funny bumper sticker it says on the top
YOU CAN’T SCARE ME
followed on the bottom with
I HAVE CHILDREN
☕️coffee addictParticipantThey say that Sarah Steinberg married a nice lawyer from Budapest, and Esther married a businessman from Zhitomer, so it must be Sarah’s husband. Which means that his name is Alexander Cohen, if I’m not mistaken.
i know this question isn’t a joke (sorry)
why couldn’t it be the guy from zhitomer
(I think my knowledge of geography is my problem)
☕️coffee addictParticipantmy kid is 14 months and it takes him about an hour to fall asleep (we start at 8), and he still doesn’t sleep through the night (when my wife told my rosh hayeshiva’s wife she said their 27 year old still doesn’t sleep through the night, and he also wakes up before 7
November 2, 2010 10:07 pm at 10:07 pm in reply to: Whats the difference between voting republican and voting Conservative? #706112☕️coffee addictParticipantthere are more moderate republicains take for example John McCain
☕️coffee addictParticipantI don’t understand your question, is it that why did Avraham say that, or how can Eliezer be considered arur, please explain
November 2, 2010 3:32 am at 3:32 am in reply to: How can Torah Observant Jews vote Republican with the TeaPartyers taking over? #705614☕️coffee addictParticipantcharliehall,
yes healthcare is lower but everything is taxed even getting a haircut (services)
and look at their income tax (scroll down to the chart and look at $10,383-40,970
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_taxes_in_Canada
for anyone that likes math 15% of 10,383 is 1,557.45 i’m glad i dont pay that
☕️coffee addictParticipantimanonov,
BEAUTIFUL
November 2, 2010 12:25 am at 12:25 am in reply to: How can Torah Observant Jews vote Republican with the TeaPartyers taking over? #705609☕️coffee addictParticipantwhy is everyone answering this creep! (myself included)
if there are no comments to this thread noone will take a second look at it,
try arguing with missionaries it will get you nowhere (I’m not saying don is but i wouldn’t be suprised)
if you ignore someone they go away
forget about posting here and everything will go back to normal
November 1, 2010 6:51 pm at 6:51 pm in reply to: How can Torah Observant Jews vote Republican with the TeaPartyers taking over? #705567☕️coffee addictParticipantGoogle his screenname, if you’d like to find out more.
i did, nothing came up except ludwig van beethoven and don quixote in the same article,
maybe he’s both deaf and dillusional
November 1, 2010 5:18 pm at 5:18 pm in reply to: How can Torah Observant Jews vote Republican with the TeaPartyers taking over? #705561☕️coffee addictParticipantludwig,
i don’t understand, do you want to be taken care of, or to be helped to get a job,
i know what the gemara in Shabbos (63a) though
“it’s better to give a loan than to give tzedakah” and rashi says the reason is b/c the person won’t feel embarrased (b/c people don’t want handouts)
November 1, 2010 2:16 am at 2:16 am in reply to: Jews Ought to Vote Republican – The Torah Supports Conservatism #705212☕️coffee addictParticipantMy rosh yeshiva actually had a vort for the shabbos on parshas lech-lecha where he said that sedom’s ideology was the ideal and that the messed up by taking it to an extreme but that everyone should work for their life and not get handouts and give yourself an existance, and when i asked him if this was a veiled allusion to republicains he agreed said republicains aren’t the people of sodom (to which i replied it’s the ideology that they’re touting not that they are in and of themselves)
☕️coffee addictParticipantgetzel1,
congrats for being the 500th post, the lawyer jokes were great
☕️coffee addictParticipantI think it could be an oppurtinuty for some kiruv (a lot of non-frum kids go trick or treating) I heard a story of two kids that knocked on a door and one of them was dressed up as a bubby.
☕️coffee addictParticipantbp totty,
of course you still are, the question is why are you telling them about it if it’s b/c of yourself then you’re not but if u truly want to make them grow, why not?
☕️coffee addictParticipanta great way to answer that question is put yourself in her shoes, if you were her, (hep personality) would you want it to be pointed out to you
☕️coffee addictParticipanti only asked 1 kasha
☕️coffee addictParticipantWellinformed,
the midrash btw is mem ches, tes zayin
and the matnas kehuna explains it like this
ill have to look at rashi again
Haleivi,
and what about not having a rechem
☕️coffee addictParticipantBH for artscoll (if they didn’t come out with an english transalation for the midrash i would’ve never seen it or even figured it out if i did
there are two pshatim in chadal
one means that it started then stopped
one mmeans it never started
(the midrash quotes 2 psukim i cant remeber where they are and i dont have a midrash handy)
☕️coffee addictParticipantwellinformed, i know about that rashi.
Chadal means she stopped, are you saying that she stopped after she saw dam on that day (which was when the malachim came) it seems like it’s talking about before that day
☕️coffee addictParticipantPerek Yud Alef Pasuk Ches
i don’t underrstand over there it talks about the dor haflagah and rashi says b’olam hazeh
☕️coffee addictParticipantI’m refreshing this post b/c i have a new question that i don’t know the answer to and maybe the CR can help me.
In this weeks parsha the passuk says Chadal lihiyos Sarah orach K’nashim to which rashi says that dam niddah stopped
but in Noach where it says Vatihi Sarai Akara lo yalad
the gemera in yevomos says either she was an aylonis, she was a tumtum or she didnt have a rechem. If this is so, then how can she have dam niddah in any of those 3 cases
☕️coffee addictParticipantWhy is the neighborhood in Brooklyn that is properly referred to as Midwood, more commonly referred to as “Flatbush” by the Frum community?
i was talking to a goy and told him my wife was from that area and he said flatbush so goyim do it too
☕️coffee addictParticipantlol i thought you were going to ask “do you know the muffin man?”
☕️coffee addictParticipantblinky,
i hear you, but in reality the change Obama was talking about was the change that’s left in our pockets
☕️coffee addictParticipantwellinformed,
this doesn’t work so well when the moderator can’t post it as fast as people are sending it therefore we have numerous posts for the same letter and noone knows which word to choose
☕️coffee addictParticipantDo you hold as true, that the existence of One G-d who created the world and runs it, is proven by logic and irrefutable?
Do you think that is a necessary belief?
i’m sorry but my answer is no to both
emunah is that even though Hashem isn’t proven by logic 100% you still believe
if something is a fact then there is no need for belief, it’s just like saying do you believe that there is a computer screen in front of you (no it’s a fact that there is a computer screen in front of you)
therefore if its proven by logic and irrefutable then it can’t be a belief
and the Rambam lists it in the Ani Maamin’s to tell you that it’s a belief and not a fact (albeit 99.99% fact)
☕️coffee addictParticipantdietary……
…..younger
☕️coffee addictParticipantThere are people that think Eiruvin bichlal are not so good cause when you go somewhere with out one you carry by mistake!
true that’s was why I used to not either (but then i got married and had a kid) but if there were no such places like flatbush then there wouldn’t be a problem
☕️coffee addictParticipantAnd why would you — in Florida with 11.7% — highlight NY’s low unemployment rate?
i’m not saying NY isn’t better than Florida this thread is about how NY is THE BEST which I’m sorry to say it isnt, if you look at my other posts i slam Florida too, and NY does have it’s maalos (I love it that I don’t have to worry about davening with a minyan, that I can chooses a restaurant to eat at, and that the subway can take me anywhere) but c’mon would you like to eat out on shabbos if you have little kids that can’t walk, once in a while (Personally i think an eruv also defines a community)(that’s how it is in all OOT places anyway) so in essence I’m saying it’s not THE BEST
☕️coffee addictParticipantMichigan 13.1%, California 12.4%, Florida 11.7%, Illinois 10.1%, New Jersey 9.6% Pennsylvania 9.2%, Connecticut 9.1%. (Hmm, not only is NY better than all these States, it seems the closer to New York they are, the lower the unemployment rate!)
look at maryland 7.3% minnesotta 7.0%
i don’t think youre 100% right
☕️coffee addictParticipantNew York is the place of opportunity — for Jews and for non-Jews
with an 8.3% unemployment rate
☕️coffee addictParticipantmybat-
miami isn’t all that great either it’s hot and humid in the summer, there’s A LOT of pritzus here (much less in north miami beach) and the food is more expensive here
☕️coffee addictParticipantwait!
what about the Eruv (oh yeah brooklyn doesn’t have 1) (i know it does just no-one holds of it)
what about filtering tap water (Yaay! fun! can never drink from a public water fountain)
now on a secular level
How much do you pay in tolls?
How’s your traffic?
still think NY is the best?
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