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December 28, 2011 9:21 am at 9:21 am in reply to: Floating wicks- premise, problem, solution #838689moi aussiMember
Mod-42, if it took your candles 11 hours to go out (presuming you lit them at the required time), you must have used a few gallons of oil over Chanuka, what a waste…
moi aussiMemberJothar, you say you have no idea who it is, but yet you’re calculating when it’s Shabbes in Australia, whilst someone has been given the subtitle Aussie. You’re convinced that you’re doing something Leshem Shamayim, but most of us think differently. You’re not endearing yourself, neither to us, nor to the Ribono Shel Olam. Your motives are not genuine, so stop twisting and turning, nobody is impressed.
moi aussiMemberJothar, you don’t have to have the last word, unless you can admit that you made a mistake.
moi aussiMemberThere is a thread for novels here
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/really-good-novels
December 25, 2011 9:44 am at 9:44 am in reply to: Floating wicks- premise, problem, solution #838679moi aussiMemberMod-42 it’s 4.45am in NY, I guess you got up early to daven Vassikin.
Either I was up all night watching my miraculous candles until they went out or I’m in Belgium.
moi aussiMemberAt 16 you can still go to Yeshiva Tichonit and get your Bagrut (European high school diploma), but you have to know Ivrit.
moi aussiMemberIf you’re going to Yeshiva Gedola, you must be around 19.
moi aussiMemberSyag, you sound like the devil’s advocate.
moi aussiMemberIs this called a “briah meshuna”? (strange creation)
moi aussiMemberflowers,
In this week’s Parshas Vayeshev Rashi says:
Noach lo le’adam sheyapiluhu lekivshan ha’esh ve’al yalbin pnei chaveiro berabim (perek 38 pasuk 25)
Better for man to be thrown into a fiery furnace than to shame his fellow in public.
moi aussiMembersmartcookie
What a smart way to be Mekarev a lost Jewish soul who’s posting on Shabbos….
I agree with you. People (Jothar & co) complain of chilul Shabbes, but they don’t know that shaming someone in public is worse than chilul Shabbes. Will they ever learn how to handle things privately?
I suppose the mods won’t print this post, because it doesn’t reflect well on them. I doesn’t change the fact that their ways are halachically incorrect.
moi aussiMemberRhinoplasty is usually performed either with local anesthesia plus some sedation, or general anesthesia. Your surgeon may give you a choice here, but circumstance may preclude your choosing, or your surgeon may have a clear preference. As a rule of thumb, if your nose only needs a little reshaping, you can probably have local anesthesia. If you need more extensive work, you will probably need general anesthesia.
If you are having local anesthesia for your rhinoplasty surgery, you will receive sedative medications that will relax you and keep you calm. You quite possibly will fall asleep. The sedatives may be administered through an intravenous (IV) line into a vein in your arm or you may be given pills to take. Even if you stay awake or wake up a bit during the procedure, you will be so relaxed you will not care. When you are relaxed and sedated, your surgeon will inject local anesthetics, such as lidocaine. He or she may also inject a drug called epinephrine, which will constrict the blood vessels and help reduce bleeding. The injections feel pretty much like getting any injections; you will feel a sting for a few seconds and then the area will start to go numb. Usually, you will get several injections over the area of your mid-face.
moi aussiMemberOne can have a nose job with local anesthesia
moi aussiMemberSome people are oiberchachumim
December 5, 2011 8:38 am at 8:38 am in reply to: Who else is sick of all these "mods" posts? #833263moi aussiMemberThe mods get attention because they’re in power, they can delete your posts, block you, and write whatever they want (nobody deletes their posts).
However, there are people here in the cr, who deserve much more attention. People who work for the klal (like aries), educated people, talmidei chachamim, kind and sensitive people (like ayc), I am in awe of such people.
Even the sharp and witty ones (yes you Popa) are more impressive.
moi aussiMemberDoes “A Yiddishe Mamme” count as a classic song?
moi aussiMemberMods, you deleted my Yiddish post “fardrai nisht kein kop”. You don’t know “vie ein und vie aus”.
December 3, 2011 8:46 pm at 8:46 pm in reply to: Eating at peoples houses with teenage daughters? #984087moi aussiMemberWolf, this thread is about teenage girls sitting at a Shabbes table with bochurim (unmarried boys).
If you’re a bochur, then discussing your teenage nieces, is relevant. (You could marry your niece). However if you’re a married man, then this discussion is not about YOU.
December 3, 2011 8:32 pm at 8:32 pm in reply to: Articel on NY Post Web-site on religious Jews child abuse #832522moi aussiMemberSeptember 2008
A prominent Orthodox rabbi and psychologist has been intimidated into quitting as head of a just-formed task force dealing with rabbinic sex abuse of minors, organized by Assemblyman Dov Hikind this week.
moi aussiMemberGewaldig (fantabulous)
November 30, 2011 10:51 am at 10:51 am in reply to: It's time for the Imas to save our children from the Nile again. #831452moi aussiMemberaries, I’m horrified at your story. The fact that this guy wasn’t even embarrassed to tell you this, reflects the callousness of men. Shocking…
moi aussiMemberBUMP
Just last night I was posting on a bunch of threads, and then this morning those threads seemed to have walked off the face of the earth. I don’t get it. Where did they go?
November 30, 2011 7:15 am at 7:15 am in reply to: Articel on NY Post Web-site on religious Jews child abuse #832445moi aussiMemberThe aveira of the homosexual act is not at all relevant in this discussion. It would imply that molesting or raping girls is less severe.
Child abuse is not a religious transgression, like eating pork, or being mechalel Shabbes. Child abuse is a moral sin of the worst kind. Atheists and believers condemn it equally.
moi aussiMembermetrodriver, thanks for clarifying, you left out the counsellor.
moi aussiMemberI am only a plain and simple member
No fancy subtitles I assemble
How do I get a promotion
Have I not treaded with caution
I wish to belong like all of you
Please grant me my title “ME TOO”
moi aussiMemberICOT, very nicely written. I’m sure ayc reads all our postings, and you never know whose kind words will convince him/her to come back.
moi aussiMemberWhat’s the difference between a barrister, lawyer, solicitor, attorney, counsellor, advocate?
November 28, 2011 6:51 am at 6:51 am in reply to: Eating at peoples houses with teenage daughters? #984061moi aussiMemberWolf, why do you feel the need to be mezalzel (mock) a topic which deserves a serious response.
You’re also making fun of the world to come, by associating Gehinom with hell.
Your disrespect for Jewish values, reflects a lack of self-respect.
November 27, 2011 8:12 pm at 8:12 pm in reply to: Articel on NY Post Web-site on religious Jews child abuse #832357moi aussiMemberAries, WOW, your comment should be plastered on the walls of every beis din, worldwide!!
moi aussiMemberBPM, It’s a brilliant list. Wonder what the mods think of it…
moi aussiMemberbrightcolouredkettles,
Did you pick your name from the song “My Favourite Things” in The Sound of Music?
Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
These are a few of my favourite things
Cream coloured ponies and crisp apple streudels
Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles
Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings
These are a few of my favourite things
Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes
Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes
Silver white winters that melt into springs
These are a few of my favourite things
When the dog bites
When the bee stings
When I’m feeling sad
I simply remember my favourite things
And then I don’t feel so bad
moi aussiMemberPhysical abuse is a red line, you walk away after the FIRST incident. If you have a support system (family, friends) you ask them to help you remove the abuser from the home, or to help you move out (with the kids). If you don’t have a support system, or if they’re not successfull, you call Task Force.
Read Twerski’s book: “The Shame Borne in Silence”.
moi aussiMemberkingdavid, are you going to post mesilas yeshorim on all the troll threads? If you don’t accept that the coffee room attracts leitzim, maybe you’re in the wrong place?
Unless you tell me that this was your secret password…:-)
moi aussiMemberAnonymity is the correct word
moi aussiMemberchocandpatience, I asked the same question as moishy, but you ignored me…
Mods, I have the answer, but you can still reply to my email, please use my new address.
moi aussiMemberYou wanted to show off your Torah knowledge and you also wanted to make a female upset….?
No wonder there’s a shidduch crisis….
November 24, 2011 7:36 pm at 7:36 pm in reply to: Eating at peoples houses with teenage daughters? #984037moi aussiMemberSam2, yes in most Chassidic circles there’s no socializing between the genders. They don’t need Takanos, it’s their way of life.
However, in the Litvish/Yeshivish crowds, some Rabanim feel that Takanos are in place, due to the times in which we’re living. Divorce is rampant in the chareidi society, there are too many temptations out there.
moi aussiMemberonegoal, thanks for your explanation
moi aussiMemberIf you make it whole grain, make it whole spelt. Wheat has become a problem product over the years. Many people have developed allergies to wheat, and it also causes bloating/constipation. Spelt has become the popular wheat replacement.
moi aussiMemberHow do I access my account? I understand that everyone has a list of all her/his postings? What’s the purpose of these lists?
November 24, 2011 8:25 am at 8:25 am in reply to: Ayc, we love you!!! Please don't be broigaise at us were only human #829667moi aussiMemberTo mynamesixonethree:
You missed the execution, but you’re in time for the resurrection. We’re all awaiting ayc’s return.
moi aussiMemberZeesKite:
Who needs degrees? Halevai all degree holders would be as plain and silly as you are 🙂
Your letter which you intended to write but didn’t, (see apology thread) is phenomenal/genius. It takes guts to stand up for justice like you did, but whatever is done Leshem Shamayim bears fruits. Keep up the good work!
November 24, 2011 6:48 am at 6:48 am in reply to: Eating at peoples houses with teenage daughters? #984020moi aussiMemberaries, was I imposing anything on anyone? I mentioned that I heard a takana from a R”Y. He’s not mine. We don’t know each other’s genders, so don’t assume anything.
November 24, 2011 6:33 am at 6:33 am in reply to: Eating at peoples houses with teenage daughters? #984019moi aussiMemberSam2, in the Chassidishe velt, men and women don’t interact socially EVER. Are they all ridiculous? Interaction includes respecting other people’s minhagim/hashkafot.
You’re right that isolation from society is not required, but doing things lifnim meshuras hadin deserves recognition.
moi aussiMemberI would like to change my email address with my current sn, is this possible? I emailed the Mod but didn’t receive an answer (yet).
moi aussiMemberThis thread is fascinating.
ZeesKite and aries, you are both writers par excellence, why are you wasting your talents in the coffee room? You should be out there writing books.
As for the topic at hand, I agree that the problem of tight-fitting clothes doesn’t start with maternity clothing. It’s a general tsnius problem of young girls/women who feel the need to emphasize their curves – pregnant or not.
Is it the guy who insists on marrying a size 2 or is it the MOTHER IN LAW who wants it??
moi aussiMemberSaying “perhaps a bit mishandled” is pouring salt over the wounds. Your original apology was well written, so don’t spoil it.
November 24, 2011 12:45 am at 12:45 am in reply to: Eating at peoples houses with teenage daughters? #984011moi aussiMemberAries, your post about Hakol B’seder is hilarious.
Boys and girls at the same Shabbes table, Lo B’seder!
Moreover, I’ve heard of takanos from Rabbi Moskovits from Midrash Shmuel that (young) couples should not invite each other for Shabbes meals. It causes shalom bayis problems. Some women cook gourmet food, whilst others make simple food, some men give profound divrei Torah, whilst others are not so gifted, some men sing beautiful zmiros, whilst others sing boring tunes. These eye-openers are no good.
moi aussiMembermoi aussi
moi aussiMemberWhy is Fine n dandy blocked? It’s the third person I noticed getting blocked this week after being new and posting only a handfull of comments. Hmm…
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