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MKY, I’m shocked.
Noooo, please? I wont tell her on you… please?
STOP! Older sisters aren’t supposed to ask such questions! 😉
Wow! You guys got it at the first try!
NY Mom: Oh. My. Gosh. That is SO not normal!!
Hey there! Nice having company at these time of morn! (now dont embarrass me and ask what I’m doing up so late…)
here. Although I think I’m alone <pout>.
Thats what they’re there for.
Oh, call him please… Truth is, theres no three day YT for another while, no?
Well, for some….
Lunch?! I’m ready for supper.
Jax: its usually not like this 😉
Nooo, do that later 😉
wait wait, dont overdo it. They wont let ANYTHING if we ask for too much. Lets do this one slowly.
Hey. There he is.
<wave> g’morn!
Glad to hear.
I want someone to find some kind of hetter to take a real, good shower. Oh, and to use a haiblower afterwards too one we’re at it.
Oh wow. That’s pretty major! Good for you.
tuna?
Like I said, that too is bidieved…
I second squeak. That’s what we do here. Or if we try to be original, we do CC.
here!
uh, maggid shiur?
ROTFL, Dr. Pepper and Haifagirl! Great ones!!
Liquid soap, no sponge sooo….
And then you gotta wash your hair with the tips of your fingers? May I assume you’re a male? And not drieing the hair…wouldn’t work for all of us :-/
How about if we had some kind of thread for humorous photo’s? Like an extention of the Good Forwards thread?
pookie: Thats a real bedieved shower.
That was just an attempt to make someone feel good.
try raising money by charging an entrance fee to my wed. Aha.
For the very first time for year 5770, I’d like to nominate areivim’s post HERE.
POST OF THE YEAR! Keep it up, areivim!
Hey! So maybe we really CAN take showers on Yom Tov! Yippee!
Now we just need a Rav to back us on that one.
yes, thank you.
Are you off this week as well?
you’ve may have heard this one before, but for all those that have’nt..
THE YIDDISHE KUPF
An observant Jew who lived on Park Avenue , built a Sukkah on his balcony.
Some of his ‘high society’ non-Jewish neighbors brought him to court.
They claimed that the Sukkah on his balcony was an eyesore and was having
a negative impact on the value of their homes in this posh neighborhood.
In court, the man was very worried about the outcome. It was the eve of the
eight-day holiday, leaving him no time to make alternative arrangements,
in case the judge ordered him to take down the Sukkah.
He prayed for help. And Hashem listened.
Judge Ginsburg, who was Jewish himself, had a reputation of being a very wise man.
After hearing both sides, he turned around to the observant Jew and scolded him:
“Don’t you realize that you live on Park Avenue, and not in Brooklyn?There is a
certain decorum which is expected on Park Avenue. You have no right to be putting
up an ugly hut on this lovely street without a building permit authorizing it.
I hereby rule that either you remove the hut, or I will fine you one thousand dollars.
You have exactly eight days to do so! Next case!”
You must’ve been by my table.
mazca: can you please write out your posts a bit clearer? They’re a bit hard to understand…
NY Mom, great idea!
xoxo: He does? Would you like to share that with us so we can all benefit?
MKY: LOL. But who’s views are they then?
This is page 88, dear.
26? 26? 26?
Well now that 26 is here, have a good shabbos Kapusta family!
Dont forget. He’s not God.
So you’re siblings now?
You’ve got my vote!
kids, kids, stop fighting.
yeah kapusta. YOU should know…
Stolen car, I guess.
Ha Ha Ha!! ROTFLMKO!!
Amein. I just dont think you’ll recognize me.
…or so YOU think 😉
She does?