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  • in reply to: CoreyToTheTroll #860828
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    Corey your coming on the site to check this particular thread… However you are not a regular on here. It may have been created to turn you into a regular…. Be careful…

    in reply to: just came by to say hi,,,did you miss me? #865262
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    I don’t think I ever met you….;) I’m glad life is treating you well now… Remember everyone has ups and downs your not alone!

    in reply to: Strengthening marriage #860501
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    I sometimes feel that if was only my husband that brings in the bucks I will feel auckward spending on certain things. Then again you can say a housewife works just as hard…. That’s why I work. But then I feel guilty for not always being able to make a hot lunch for my kids etc… Because I am wrking…

    Stay at home moms how do you feel about only your hubs working??

    in reply to: CoreyToTheTroll #860823
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    Toi, I believe this poster is legitimate. Not everyone has time on their hands to post daily… It seems to me he needs answers and doesn’t want to post personal stories for fear of being figured out.. Colored shirts, eating at people’s houses with teens, hatzola, yeshivish learning navi, etc are Personal circumstantial experiences which requires questions he needs answers to. but he has worded it in a generic way, he wants to hear what people’s opinions are on things that there are no exact right or wrong answers to in the Jewish world or there is but they have been covered up so heavily by the oilom that many hold that it’s mutter. I don’t see him storing up the crowd, rather people who post should be more considerate with there words concerning different views that they may have… And if one is giggling with friends, who cares??! As long as they are happy. With so much Tzara in the world we need more of that! If you’ve made someone’s day by writing a saggy comment or whatever, I’d turn it around and say Kol hakavod!! 😉 if this is the case with him let him post and be merry!!

    in reply to: On a plane #938991
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    Lol this thread is a crack up;)

    Popa did you bring your car with you on the plane? Or did you rent one there??

    Why wouldn’t you want them to know you are jewish??

    in reply to: It is d�j� vu all over again #1100598
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    I know what it is…lol!!! I wanted to hear the specific circumstance was..lol;)

    in reply to: CoreyToTheTroll #860821
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    Toi I apologize to you if I caused you hurt, however shaming another poster has no place in klal yisrael, and I can’t bear to see it occur! After all that has been said you don’t understand that it’s wrong??

    in reply to: CoreyToTheTroll #860820
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    So popa you are telling me that toi is another mod username… I’m a married guy. Thank g-d I don’t dorm anymore! Lol!!! Why in the world would you make a connection like that?? Because I stuck up for the guy?- that you felt had to be put to shame! Hes done nothing wrong… I don’t understand why you would want to lose another legitamate poster. Especially one that creates threads that interest a vast majority here…

    in reply to: HEY! Looking for a Seminary Packing List? #1094787
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    I love this packin list, please preserve it for a few years so I can use it for my daughter when she spends her year in israel!!! Great work OP!!!

    in reply to: CoreyToTheTroll #860807
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    This guy starts threads, purposely on controversial subjects. He gets them rolling and checks in every month or so to see where they’re holding. I’m not one to shy away from controversy, so his threads don’t really bother me, but I can’t imagine that no-one else here realized this, and they’re still taking him seriously. Sheesh!

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    What’s there not to take seriously??? They are Mainly controversial topics… I didn’t see anything wrong with the guy until he started mouthing uncontrolably at all of us for sticking up for his rights.

    in reply to: CoreyToTheTroll #860806
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    Hold your horses man!! What did “far east” say so wrong to deserve such a mouthful…

    in reply to: CoreyToTheTroll #860805
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    Corey your exploding at the wrong people. Watch it. One thing to be angry at the OP, that what he said is not right, but to blast all of us posters who stuck up for you, is um wrong…

    in reply to: Why do ONLY seminary girls get to learn navi? #859041
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    Wolfish- ++ LOL!!!

    in reply to: On a plane #938979
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    Perhaps the user princess eagle should comment here her subtitle is flying high…;) lol

    in reply to: CoreyToTheTroll #860797
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    Are you saying the guy should check in more often? Is that what makes him a troll??

    in reply to: help me #860451
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    Oomis, what is jmo stnd for??

    in reply to: help me #860450
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    You mean to say you were actually officially engaged to her? What makes you feel this way? Are you really feeling this way or you are brushing this feeling to the surface to hide your pain? People are allowed to show hurt and anger, if you keep it all in now you can explode later… I find it strange that you feel relieved after what you wrote previously…

    in reply to: HEY! Looking for a Seminary Packing List? #1094782
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    Yummy cupcake- Tape recordings???? Are you forreal????!!!! Get with the times, my friend:-)

    in reply to: flowers? or too soon? #858746
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    Amen!

    in reply to: help me #860446
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    I would suggest if you do choose to write to her, that it shouldn’t be via text. Nor. Email but rather snail mail on a nice piece of stationary. Thus way it is alot more personal. I wish you the best of hatzlocha in this… If I can be of any more help, please let me know! This letter will show a good dose of maturity on your part. I’d Also say it’s a good way to impress a girl..;)

    in reply to: HEY! Looking for a Seminary Packing List? #1094779
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    I dnt think this girl has left anything out!!! Pretty geshikt I’d say;-) oh besides a transformer. So helpful of you to post it up here! Kol hakavod. Hope you have a wonderful year in seminary!!

    in reply to: help me #860441
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    Be more specific, would love to help.. Maybe you can speak to a mutual friend .. And have them smooth things through… You want to give over the impression that you are a wonderful guy and that Misunderstandings can happen. how’s the best way to get this acros? I can’t advise unless like I said you are alot more specific… Hatzlocha !!! O hope all goes well!!!

    in reply to: flowers? or too soon? #858735
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    Mazel tov!!! May we hear many more simchot by all of klal yisroel.

    Did you show her the thread???;)

    in reply to: Tuition – How much do you pay? #858170
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    If the parents care enough about education inwhich they should you can get an education anywhere I suppose. However majority in those circles do not. I think that’s where it boils down to and that’s where the gripes fall on the education system where in reality it’s really the parents that veto it and rather ignorance. Thats most probably why you have some intellectual types coming out of those chassidish school systems, I’ve yet to come across one. I am awaiting the day that I do. So that my perception of them can turn around a full circle.

    Seeallsides: No need to worry about my qualifications. I’m def nt worried about it snd so you shouldn’t either!

    All I can say is by dealing with alot of young adults From within those sects I am rather grateful for what I’ve got, BH!

    in reply to: Tuition – How much do you pay? #858169
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    We pay 18,000 for our daughter. And for our son we pay 25,000 -It’s most definitely well worth it!!!!

    in reply to: was YWN hacked? #879439
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    Missed it all… Happy Purim though. drink plenty and don’t stop!!! Until your wife says so;p!!!

    in reply to: Tuition – How much do you pay? #858154
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    Choleh In most jewish schools around the globe, you pay what you can afford. If you can pay full tuitionkol hakavod. However i would say majority of the yeshivishe velt does not pay adeqaute tuition think about it, if youve got 12 kids in school each costing 12000$ min a year thats 144,000$ in total most people dont even make that kind of income in ayear. Think about it… The question your asking is irrelavant. The question you do have to evaluate very carefully before making a decision , no matter how much you are going to be dishing out is, what are you going to be paying for… That is what it all boils down to at the end of the day.

    in reply to: BBQ Sauce to stick to the chicken wings #856748
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    Lightly brush egg yoke over the chicken before adding the sauce, it usually works..

    G’luck;)

    in reply to: DREAMS #857059
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    I had a dream one night and it was quite scary and it involved me or my friend getting hurt and in the end it was my friend who got hurt but the details were like exactly how it was in my dream

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    When you have a dream like that they say you have to do tshuva!

    Some dreams are garbage, and are based on what you filled your stomach with the night before!

    Recently I had a dream that I should wait 6 weeks, not sure wht its about… It was a voice I didn’t see who said it. So I kind of feel there’s a message behind it… Can anyone shed some light??

    Thanx!!

    in reply to: Gedolei Poskim to Ask Very Serious Shailos #856655
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    CA, do you have his office number?

    in reply to: cant get the guys to give a yes :( #859425
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    I give you a bracha the right one will come this week!!!

    He will be the most perfect guy for you, he will be everything you’ve always wanted!! And he will be exactly what you need! You will be happily married together ad meah veesrim in good health wealth, and hatzlocha and bracha in everything you do!!! Amen!!! Looking forward to hearing this bracha came true!!!

    DAVEN DAVEN DAVEN!!!!!!!!!!!!! and don’t stop DAVENING!!!!!! hashem loves you!!!!!!! I care about you and feel your pain!!!!!!

    in reply to: At-Home Haircuts #856984
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    Blackhat, would you allow your mother to gell your recent haircut done by the barber?;) I suspect it was frizzy based on how the Barber cut it!

    in reply to: Hatzola #932621
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    Since when? And where??

    in reply to: Purim Plays? #856693
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    Go for it! Purim is like Yom Kippur since the holiness and kedusha of the day is the same. They say just like you have to give tzedoka to anyone that puts out their hand so to, hashem will give you whatever you ask for it’s a day for a tremendous koach hatefilla, the getting drunk and having a grand time is the distractions of what the day is all about! It’s a very short day, use it to it’s maximum potential!!! Don’t let the yetzer harah override where your focuses should be!!!

    A freilichin Purim everyone! L’chaim!!

    in reply to: Nice affordable wedding present #856682
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    Nice fancy salad dish. Might even be cheaper that50$ and is very appreciated!!!

    in reply to: Eating at peoples houses with teenage daughters? #984123
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    A friend of mine was telling me that they have alter bachurs, single men from time to time, usually they have families over though. She said that awhile ago her husband brought a bachur home that needed a place. Her husband had to ask the bachur to leave in a polite way of course when he started making convo with her daughters!!!

    Personally I’m not against guys talking to girls, however talking and conversing are two different things!!

    It could have been out of naivety, however I’d say people should train their sons what is nes talk and what is unnecessary talk. For example in the work place, it is vital, but stum at the sbs table is an entirely different story!! I was disappointed when I heard this..

    in reply to: Eating at peoples houses with teenage daughters? #984120
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    The Torah says that a boy has far more tayvos for girls than girls have for guys. That’s why a guy has mitzvos shehasman grama to keep him busy all the time. Man is built to hunt, a woman’s Torah is her tnius…

    I think that should answer your question, Corey…

    in reply to: Gedolei Poskim to Ask Very Serious Shailos #856648
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    Ca, I thought he doesn’t talk on the phone at all. I guess if you’ve done it personally, I’ve got a new way how to speak to him directly, thanx for that!

    in reply to: can anyone remember which thread spoke about mezuman for women? #856845
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    I paskin that all women over the age of three should be included in a mezumin

    in reply to: guilt in saying no. #856394
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    Yidisha Zach, are you a guy or a girl?

    in reply to: Funny Shidduch Stories #1227568
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    Why ever not?! Believe it or not I do feel bad for the guy more than my friend, but i still find it funny in a different sort of way;)

    in reply to: Cellphones in Shul #856460
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    Some of you are not such holy dudes!!! Disappointing I’d say… Shemona essray takes a few mins, the ambulance takes a few mins, no difference! There is a one above and if you always are doing the RIGHT thing, you cannot possibly go wrong! Think about it, it’s the altimate emes! You can’t interior shemone esray no matter what the situation is ! Stick to that principal and hashem will take care of you!!

    in reply to: Jerusalem Purim Disaster #856516
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    Since when is it customary to have a Seuda on shushan Purim??

    in reply to: Looking for Purim Day AA/NA meeting #856421
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    Yehuda w, depending on how great you are your bracha might come true, who knows…

    Btw;- I would strongly advise you not to have your real name up here…

    in reply to: Funny Shidduch Stories #1227566
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    A friend of mine recently went out on a date, where the guy was emotionally unstable. He went from one second talking about how much he loves learning to telling her that when he was in yeshiva he was so depressed he couldn’t get out of bed in the morning with the knowledge that he had to learn the majority of the day. Then he proceeded to tell her how much he loves his mother more than anything in the world. Hello?

    He talked about his mother for half an hour my friend felt like she was going to pass out! Luckily he ordered drinks, but when they started drinking the guy started slurping repulsively to the extent that she was repulsed to finish her drink that the guy payed 7$ for, she felt bad but what could she do, she couldnt bring herself to drink since she was so repulsed the poor thing. Somehow The guy got the hint that she wasn’t going to finish her drink, he got up to daven mincha, when he reached for his iPhone to check mizrach, she could see the guy was shaking, she still not sure why he was, but anyhow as he was shaking his iPhone fell to the floor and cracked, poor guy! He was not only mortified, he was beyond anything you could describe!!! My friend being the lady that she is offered him her phone which he readily agreed! They ended the date by the guy saying to her that was real aussum! See you next time, he cheerfully calls out. No there was definitely no next time and

    No they did not go out again after that one!

    in reply to: Gedolei Poskim to Ask Very Serious Shailos #856643
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    Im not sure about the rabbanim you have mentioned here, however I know that with r’ kemminetzky, you have to go into see him he doesnt have a telephone in his house. Although you can speak with one of the sons or daughters over the phone and they pass on the message.

    in reply to: guilt in saying no. #856392
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    Also what made you decide to go out several times with them? Were you not sure/ did you just feel bad saying no so you kept on going out?

    in reply to: guilt in saying no. #856391
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    Yiddishe Zach, I kind of don’t understand your guilt, you gave it a fair chance, it’s not like you said no, before even going out. So theres no reason to feel guilty, it’s simply not meant to be. You can’t eat yourself away at it. You’ve made your decision and theres no going back. I’m sure the rejected party has moved on so can you there is No reason to feel bad!

    in reply to: Yeshiva's reading rules #858440
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    “parent. The complaint is that in the book, the husband refers to his wife as “dear”. Have we gone off the deep end? If you don’t want to call your wife dear, or something else affectionate”

    Kids should be exposed to a book like that, I’m not saying a husband should call his wife dear in puclic in real life but I’m saying there’s nothing wrong seeing it demonstrated in a book, it teaches them what they need to learn for life, not everything should be a taboo, that’s not yoddishkoet. Znius is one thing taboo is another, which needs to be eliminated from thier system at the ire old age of 16??? Get real, nothing against chassidim, however if a guy finds it difficult to look at his wife after marriage there is serious problems over there. There are many like that and then they wonder why….. Well I don’t!

    in reply to: Great?? #854372
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    I would not tell my children they may never watch tv.

    And I suppose you also would not tell them not to eat tarfus or turn on a light on Shabbos. You would kind of hope they would just keep these on their own.

    They will be very confused human beings. With no sense of direction and belonging. Individualism is nice, but to an extent… A child has to be not told but I would use the term taught the difference between right and wrong. Religious or nonreligious they need a sense of ethics, I’m not even talking about religion, do you want them to grow up in the gutters??? Come to your senses buddy! Be mature. Your comment kindda reminds me what I used to tell my parents when I was I kid I used to say ta and ma if you make me eat that tuna fish sandwich, I will let my kids eat candies all day long I’ll buy them buckets and bucket of em! Think about what your saying over here. If you dnt feel it’s right for them it’s your responsibility to give that message over to them!!!

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