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“I think I’ve heard of some people buying them and being disturbed by the strong chemical odor.”
If you think that’s bad, try sleeping on a bail of hay
I sleep on a bail of hay.
I wouldn’t risk my life with man-made stuff.
This is why we have a chulent crisis.
People care more about the color of their chulent than the taste and consistency.
The problem with shampoo, lather, rinse and repeat is that it is a never ending cycle.
Sounds like some type of sinister plan to take over the world
Cook it less.
But I agree with RebYidd. Why wouldn’t you want it darker?
Try frying a latke in it. That should soak up the excess oil.
Doesn’t make sense to do something you don’t like just to save 2-3 years of school
Nice idea though
Is it really? Do you think the reason they are hungry is because we have more food than we need?
So b’kitzur, you shouldn’t leave your child on a doorstep?
When I read the topic title, I thought it would be about how awesome ebay is
I buy stuff from China all the time. Often you can get half decent stuff for like 75 cents and free shipping. No idea how that works out for them
Honer + meow = homeowner
Why don’t you just tint your drink instead?
Personal attacks? Huh?
And how are you defending EN by bashing Hatzolah?
It’s true that people should have a choice, but they should have a clear picture of what their choices are.
If the stories about EN are true, people should know about them so they can make an informed decision.
Health,
I have never heard someone speak out against Hatzolah as vehemently as you are.
I’m very inclined to think the problem is you, not them.
What kind of question is that?!
I think it’s a good question
wait,
that wouldn’t be right twice a day either. What did you mean?You’re right. I’m not sure what I was thinking
slow clocks arent though
Sure they are, if they are actually slow.
I don’t know. Neither do you. Nor does the letter writer. Nor anyone else.
It’s possible that someone knows.
I don’t know. Neither do you. Nor does the letter writer. Nor anyone else other than Hatzola.
Maybe Hatzola is a CR member.
I don’t know hot to type sheet music so I’ll just sing a song for you. It goes like this:
Um d’ dum d’ dum dum dum ay ay ay
Dum d’ d’ dum ay ay dum dummmm
Um d’ d’ dum d’ d’ dum d’ d’ dum dum ay ayyyy
Dum dum dum d’ d’ dum dum dumThat’s the first part. After you master that I’ll give you the rest
Someone should arrange an asifa for this.
That seems to be all the rave these days
Hair clippers are specialized implements used to cut human head hair. They work on the same principle as scissors (wikipedia)
Ubiquitin wasn’t arguing with the fact that using hair clippers is a halachically acceptable way to shave one’s face.
He was arguing with the logic of “since EVERYONE uses it for haircutting.
I figure its got to be kosher to cut your beard with it.”Put it on a timer?
Also free rent.
And free car insurance.
It works nearly as good as a shaver for the purpose
You have clearly never used a good shaver
…you see snow outside and say “uuugghhh”
There’s a guy in the coffee room, I think his name is something like kj chosid.
He would probably know the details.
Avram, I completely agree.
I don’t deny that the whole benefits system is a good thing, but it has to be configured in a way such that it doesn’t discourage capable people from working.
People who receive benefits when they could be working instead are also not good for the welfare of the nation
He ran on a platform of helping the regular people
Who are the regular people?
Perhaps this then is the solution to todays shidduch crises
Brilliant! Why hasn’t anyone thought of that?
There’s a free service called TextNow.
It seems like it’s similar to Google Voice but it might work better in your situation.
I’m not totally sure how it works so you would have to go check it out for yourself.
Have we come to a consensus about potato peelers yet?
Two elderly gentleman are sitting and talking:
“My wife and I went to a wonderful restaurant the other night.”
“Really? What was it called?”
“You know, I can’t remember the name. What’s the name of a red flower that smells nice?”
“A rose?”
“Rose – that’s right. Hey Rose! What’s the name of the restaurant we went to the other night?”
I think at some point you had to have an existing U.S. number in order to sign up, but I don’t think that’s the case anymore.
I found a few articles online which discuss using Google Voice to send and receive calls internationally.
Well now that you posted the link it’s even easier for them to find it.
I would expect the hackers to come knocking on your door any minute now.
It’s called Google Voice.
You sign up online, get a regular number that you can set to ring either on your phone or on the Google Voice website.
You can also get sms messages either on your phone (not applicable in your case), an/or on the website, and/or forwarded to your email.
It sounds like it would work in your situation as long as you have a computer with internet access (it might work for your ATM card too)
Maybe you should move to a third world country
Just wait till they convince you to get whatsapp.
From there on it’s a slippery slope…
As far as the members are concerned, it is for-profit, even if it is legally characterized as a non-profit. Otherwise why would anyone join?
I don’t see how this is any different from buying an apple from a Jewish-owned grocery.
I give a dollar, he gives me an apple.
I give his orphans money when he dies, he gives my orphans money when I die.
Does the term “non-profit” have any halachic significance?
Children are not allowed to use pens to keep the children clean