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OneOfManyParticipant
Like I said before (lol) I don’t get why you feel weird about it…I mean, if you grew up doing it, why would you even have a havah minah that it’s weird? In my house, everyone lights (including my mother) and I would think it’s weird to think it’s weird…because that’s what I’m used to.
No?
OneOfManyParticipant🙂
OneOfManyParticipantI just opened this thread and said “I don’t get it,” and then looked back and saw that I had already said that (which I had forgotten). Funny, no?
OneOfManyParticipant+1,000,000 gefen
OneOfManyParticipantHey dol! merry dol! ring a dol dillo!
Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow!
OneOfManyParticipantyenta: lol I still don’t get you…:P
OneOfManyParticipantInteresting terutz.
OneOfManyParticipantcacklesnort
OneOfManyParticipantlol, I like that. x ^ x
December 3, 2012 10:19 am at 10:19 am in reply to: Selling a Sefer to a Non-Orthodox "Synagogue" #910374OneOfManyParticipantAw, Dash isn’t Joseph…Joseph would never quote HGTTG. 😛
OneOfManyParticipantHi. ^_^
December 3, 2012 6:45 am at 6:45 am in reply to: Selling a Sefer to a Non-Orthodox "Synagogue" #910369OneOfManyParticipantDash: How did you get your link to do that? *is impressed*
OneOfManyParticipantThe problem all of you are having is that you are treating infinity as a number. It is not a number – it is a concept that can be translated into a numerical property. It can be used to describe what happens at either end of the number line, not name what is there. The numbers 1-10 are not part of infinity – they can be described as part of any number of named sets that are infinite.
OneOfManyParticipantHaLeivi: You realize that what you are saying does not make sense. For one to be able to count infinitely, he needs an infinite number of things to count. There are perhaps a finite number of specifically named numbers, but the cardinality of what we call “numbers” is indeed infinite.
OneOfManyParticipantSizes 0-2 are still anorexic. Supermodels with imploded ribcages are size 4. Size 6 is the size you are most likely imagining when you say size 0.
Really? All naturally small-framed girls are “anorexic”? You see the double standard you are creating with this?
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/girls-and-size-zeros/page/2#post-385761
OneOfManyParticipantNo, I want to be least popular. 😛
December 3, 2012 4:55 am at 4:55 am in reply to: You were just served a heaping plate of freshly fried delicious potato latkes… #911527OneOfManyParticipantA fork.
OneOfManyParticipantWIY, I don’t think frumnotyeshivish is a girl…
OneOfManyParticipantThat joke is so corny it’s kitniyos.
OneOfManyParticipantYou’ll hang with the right cohort,
You’ll be good at sports,
Know the slang you’ve got to know.
OneOfManyParticipantWisey: Exactly. And infinity in mathematics is not that infinity.
OneOfManyParticipantBoots that wield women? Oh, that makes a lot more sense…
OneOfManyParticipantWisey: The infinite properties of sets in mathematics are applications of the concept of infinity, while the infinity discussed in Chovos Halevavos is the absolute concept. The absolute concept cannot be quantified.
OneOfManyParticipantI can’t find the 8-doughnut Entenmann’s Devil Food Crumb anymore. They need to bring it back… :'(
OneOfManyParticipantOOM
OneOfManyParticipantWell, I think you’ve just made up for all that restraint… 😛
OneOfManyParticipantYeah, I’m just going to sit on my hands over here…
OneOfManyParticipantInterestingly enough, upon rereading the post, I think it can be read both ways.
OneOfManyParticipantAw shucks, don’t leave! 🙁 I read your posts.
OneOfManyParticipantWelcome back, SJSinNYC!
OneOfManyParticipantunmitigated genius
OneOfManyParticipantI can’t see how you could have any objection. The Nazgul are extremely tzniusdik.
OneOfManyParticipantOne does not wield boots. One wields a Morgul blade.
OneOfManyParticipantGirls before churls.
OneOfManyParticipantMore importantly – do they hear (when they fall)? 😛
OneOfManyParticipantNo, I think the convention for “dressing to kill” is more commonly all black, which makes sense – I hear frum women have gained some notoriety for that. But what with the black ski masks and etc., I can’t imagine why anyone would have objections on grounds of tznius…
OneOfManyParticipantThey’re taking the hobbits to Isengard!
November 21, 2012 11:45 pm at 11:45 pm in reply to: Continuous story�let's see how far we get! #952418OneOfManyParticipantAnd some Discworld and some Twain. ^_^
November 21, 2012 11:04 pm at 11:04 pm in reply to: Continuous story�let's see how far we get! #952416OneOfManyParticipant(Arggggh, you got me…)
The horse began spasming and frothing in terrible agony – for it was the Dread Thorne of Thee Unspeekable Plague, which infects those it pricks with incurable Rhyme-on-a-Dime-itis. The horse, now under the Dread Thorne’s hold, was unable to express his agony in anything other than butchered dactylic dimeter:
NEIGHwinnyNEIGHwinny
SNORThumphgruntBLEURGHshinny
PFFFTnumpfrumpKREEhinny
NEIGHwinnySNORT
Our heroes (and villains) understandably hadn’t a dingbat’s wiffle as to what was going on, which was this: Mohammed, who had accidentally manufactured this cursed talisman in his taboo experiments with the bein hazmanim machine, was unintentionally (well…except for the horse) infecting the timeline with his deadly spores. This extraneous and anachronistic drivel bulged through the seams of Common Sense, creating a Plot Hole (the one that had previously swallowed up Henry’s coma) which was rampantly swallowing up vital plot elements and and spewing banshees, unnecessary (and yet so augustly titled) purple geniuses and paisley couches. This corruption of the timestream would eventually cause all of time to collapse on itself, with the end result being the world would implode and reform as a disc on the backs of four elephants on a turtle. Our cast, being completely unaware of all this, was now engaged in a confused (not to mention poetically discordant) tussle over a golden crown which kept inexplicably shifting into different tints of vintage marmalade.
Except Nancy, that is. Handily, Nancy, who had previously contracted and cured a mild form of this plague as consequence of being Mohemmed’s unwilling test subject, was instantaneously able to divine the gravity of the situation. And she knew exactly what to do.
(Continued…)
OneOfManyParticipantHaLevi: Resistance to change in state, not resistance to movement.
November 21, 2012 7:14 pm at 7:14 pm in reply to: Continuous story�let's see how far we get! #952413OneOfManyParticipantNot going to participate, but have to say, this is good stuff. ^_^
November 21, 2012 7:10 pm at 7:10 pm in reply to: Will the state of morality in the USA ever recover? Who can be trusted? #908512OneOfManyParticipant“Who can be trusted?” What, we trust politicians now?
OneOfManyParticipantuneeq: Inertia.
OneOfManyParticipantNew?
OneOfManyParticipantHi moksi! ^_^
OneOfManyParticipantIn this community, Joseph is the majority (all by himself).
OneOfManyParticipantPuhLease: Still have the warm fuzzies for Joseph?
November 14, 2012 7:35 pm at 7:35 pm in reply to: Come up with creative names for new Seminaries #906981OneOfManyParticipantBnos Obama (with a new branch in Bnei Brak).
November 13, 2012 10:58 pm at 10:58 pm in reply to: Help! Book Dilemma — Appropriate or not? #906512OneOfManyParticipantnotasheep: I have come to the conclusion that ready now posts while drunk, so I wouldn’t give him much mind:
November 13, 2012 2:35 am at 2:35 am in reply to: Why Do You Think Bnos Obama Yerushalayim Was Hit by Hurricane? #1038703OneOfManyParticipantReasons why Bnos Obama Yerushalayim was hit by a hurricane:
(1) It wasn’t actually a hurricane – that was just the tuition rates going through the roof.
(2) To give Obama the landslide he didn’t get.
(3) The fiery sem-girl idealism fosters an ideal climate for hurricane activity.
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