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  • in reply to: Homeschooling #1161608
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    i love coffe,

    I hope you don’t plan on teaching them spelling…

    in reply to: Going off the Derech #1183642
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    Sparkly,

    The second part of Zahavasdad’s post is a success story

    in reply to: Giving women car rides #1171370
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    “same heter a male ob/gyn or even a car service driver has”

    Is that the heter for a male OB/GYN?

    If he were doing it for free it would be assur?

    Meno
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    Lots of the stuff on ebay comes straight from china and costs them 4 cents to manufacture. Even the brand names are often counterfeit.

    in reply to: Jacob Wagschal new to forum #1160574
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    Is there kosher food in Monsey?

    in reply to: Syag, I'd Like to Apologize #1160495
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    Am I the only one curious to know which discussion they’re talking about?

    in reply to: Car dealership #1160512
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    Word of the day: Acerbic

    in reply to: Shacharis questions #1160426
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    Huju,

    The fact that you were in a similar situation doesn’t justify your rude comment.

    It’s a wonderful thing that he wants to do it the right way. Why would you discourage him?

    in reply to: Sardines #1209134
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    How? Sardines are so tiny

    in reply to: Shacharis questions #1160421
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    Huju,

    Your advice doesn’t make much sense, and if I were in OP’s situation, I would find your comment discouraging, even if you meant well.

    in reply to: Syag, I'd Like to Apologize #1160487
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    Does +1 mean you also apologize, that you like the fact that mw13 apologized, you accept his apology, or something else?

    in reply to: Iced Coffee Room #1160006
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    That’s what I’ve been doing for the past few weeks. The way I do it is I brew a whole pot every few days and leave it in a sealed pitcher in the fridge. Haven’t completely figured out when to put the sugar in. Originally I would put it in while it’s still hot, but then you can’t add more later. So I’ve been experimenting with simple syrup. Problem with that is that it waters down the coffee a bit (besides the ice that I put in), so I would need to compensate by making the coffee stronger. I’ll get it down soon.

    in reply to: Ice Tea #1160004
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    Subtitle please,

    I’ve been thinking that too, but I don’t think it’s true. A troll like that would even drive himself crazy

    in reply to: Ice Tea #1160002
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    Mashiach Agent,

    Please stop.

    Thank you

    in reply to: Ice Tea #1160000
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    I think a lot of people are off from work, so they don’t have time to be in the coffee room 🙂

    in reply to: An Apple A Day, Will Keep The Doctor Away #1159573
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    MA,

    That’s probably what they meant…

    Meno
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    I graduated from RTMA over 10 years ago. It is certainly, as people have said, a “middle of the road” school. Some of my classmates now learn in Kollel, some are no longer frum, but a majority are right in the middle.

    Some of the Rabbeim were top notch, some were so-so. Same with teachers.

    Overall, I found myself very well prepared for my future endeavors in both limudei kodesh and limudei chol.

    in reply to: Pok�mon in BMG #1161172
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    “What do you hope to accomplish when you post here?”

    I second that question. It really gets annoying after a while

    in reply to: May one use an escalator on shabbos? #1159133
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    Joseph,

    Is sounds like the buzzer indicates that the sensor is now active and you shouldn’t run through

    in reply to: May one use an escalator on shabbos? #1159118
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    What is static energy? I tried googling it and all the results were for static electricity. I’m sure that’s not what you meant

    in reply to: Is Kinesilogy Avoda Zara #1158146
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    noun

    the study of the mechanics of body movements.

    Not sure how that is either Avoda Zara or refuah

    in reply to: Imamother thread #1161128
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    Does anyone know a dentist anywhere who doesn’t do teeth?

    in reply to: daf yomi #1156281
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    Do you get schar for just reading the words? I think that only works for Tanach

    in reply to: Not looking into something, to avoid shailos #1155937
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    I peel my carrots to avoid any shailos.

    in reply to: segula of R. Chaim Palagi with quarters #1154565
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    I firmly believe that you are better off giving $105 dollars to tzedakah than $104

    in reply to: israel day parade #1154804
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    It is horrible, but you’re preaching to the choir. Unfortunately, these protesters don’t care about any of that. It’s quite obvious that there’s nothing we can do to convince them that what they’re doing is wrong.

    in reply to: Choosing a Hasidic dynasty #1154782
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    You’re probably better off talking to a rabbi that knows you (even a litvak rabbi). It’s hard for someone to give advice like that to a person they don’t know, and it’s not a great idea for you to take advice like that from someone you don’t know.

    in reply to: Vaccines cause bleeding. #1153913
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    “The vaccine causes the delivery vehicle to exist.”

    Doesn’t really.

    The existence of vaccines in their available form creates the need for a delivery vehicle (if you want to be vaccinated). The vaccines aren’t causing anything to exist.

    in reply to: Camp Time #1154132
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    Lol, I read the question exactly like The Goq did. Took me a bit to figure it out. It’s been a while since I was in camp…

    in reply to: Rummikub! #1154937
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    Are the rules different for the joker than for any other tile?

    (other than the fact that it can be used as any tile)

    I always assumed not

    in reply to: Fires #1153084
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    jewish source,

    Always?

    in reply to: Fires #1153082
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    There are many things mentioned in the Gemara that can’t be taken at face value. It’s not your place to give reasons or explanations for events based on what the Gemara says. Unless, of course, you are a Gadol Hador

    in reply to: Fires #1153079
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    mik5,

    Eh, I don’t think Sam2 owes anyone an apology. If Rav Ovadia says something, that’s one thing. It’s not your place to say that a fire was caused by chillul shabbos. (Unless you consider yourself a Gadol Hador, in which case I apologize)

    in reply to: peanut shaver mutar to use #1152967
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    It’s just like any other trimmer. It’s just small like a peanut

    in reply to: How do you fix scratched CDs? #1152123
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    I once used vaseline. It doesn’t fix the scratches but it fills them in temporarily so I was able to make a copy of the CD. It’s much easier than the other methods.

    in reply to: Tallis Katan – wool vs. cotton #1152073
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    “I knew about the issue regarding plastic clothing and asked a shilah about wearing polyester mesh and the response was that we are machmir on treating ANY four cornered woven garment as a begged that needs tzitzit.”

    If they only require tzitzis because we are machmir, that implies that l’chatchila you shouldn’t wear them to fulfill your mitzvah of tzitzis, no?

    in reply to: beginner lomdus shiur #1166663
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    theprof1,

    Terrible advice. A person should learn what he enjoys learning.

    in reply to: How much is standard to spend on an engagement ring? #1151785
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    “I might sue ywn. Seriously.”

    Looks like you scared the mods enough to change your name for you

    Nah, just playing along.

    in reply to: How much is standard to spend on an engagement ring? #1151771
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    You know your username doesn’t have to be your real full name right?

    in reply to: Bostoner Rebbe and tachanun #1151751
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    Did they say it yesterday?

    in reply to: Amudim #1152162
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    “Amudim generally prevent buildings from collapsing, at least in Israel.”

    I’ve done extensive research on this subject, and I have discovered that they are actually used in other countries as well.

    in reply to: Tachanun #1151730
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    Ben Gurion’s shittah was to not say hallel or tachanun. Many people do the same today.

    Meno
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    I believe the Kaliver Rebbe is in that category

    in reply to: What do these stand for? #1151488
    Meno
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    [sic] doesn’t stand for anything. It’s something you write when you want to quote someone but that person used incorrect spelling or grammar. You write that to indicate that the incorrect grammar/spelling is their mistake, not yours.

    P.S. stands for “Postscript”

    in reply to: being Niftar Al Kiddush Hashem #1180775
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    “We we all be returned to this madreiga of mesiras nefesh for Hashem that we are supposed to be on”

    Mesiras nefesh and dying al kiddush Hashem are completely different things

    in reply to: El Al Has Flights On Shavuos! #1151675
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    Sam2, is it actually? (just asking, not challenging)

    in reply to: Decorum in shul #1151200
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    “Most Krumme Cheshbon I’ve ever heard!”

    Why is that any different from making a school for children have behavior problems and don’t know how to learn?

    Granted these are adults, but adults have problems too.

    in reply to: Decorum in shul #1151193
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    If you don’t like the davening in a certain shul, don’t daven there, simple as that. The real issue is the fact that you father feels he will be insulting the rav if he doesn’t daven there. If the rav really understands what’s going on there, he certainly shouldn’t be makpid about people davening there. That’s just being irresponsible as a rav. (I’m not suggesting that the rav would actually be makpid, I’m saying it’s wrong for someone to think that he would be.) Maybe you/someone should talk to the rav about that.

    in reply to: What if I don't want to buy back the chometz from the goy? #1150355
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    It would be a tremendous chilul Hashem. Very bad news for Jews everywhere.

    in reply to: Shidduchim for Jews of color #1150942
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    I think most people would be hesitant to go out with someone who just converted a few months ago (even if they would consider a convert in general). People need time to figure themselves out before getting married, and someone who has just converted has probably not figured him/herself out yet.

    This is the same reason many people won’t go out with someone who just came back from Yeshivah/Seminary in Israel.

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