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  • in reply to: Kwanzaa #996234
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    Well, it’s fun to say aloud (KwanZAA!).

    in reply to: Want to know the difference between us and them? #841939
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    I think I’m gonna try that first one. Hee hee hee.

    in reply to: SOME GOOD NEW NOVELS #838746
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    soliek (and Queen Bee), I have to say, I totally sympathize with you. I think I’ve sampled pretty much all the popular Jewish authors at this point, and they’re definitely getting worse. And I’d love to see anything you two wrote (don’t worry, I’m not so very picky).

    P.S. For Kido – two more: Tzippi Caton (b’sheim LuvMe on the other book thread), and Mordechai Shmutter. If you’re interested in some clean secular stuff, let me know! 🙂

    in reply to: question that will probably be controversial #841376
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    Hmm. Thanks.

    in reply to: question that will probably be controversial #841371
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    Does that include giving stam charity to goyim?

    in reply to: Too Girly #838983
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    HaLeVia says, too girly might mean that she actually got insulted when he casually made a rude or nasty comment.

    Are you not supposed to get insulted when someone casually makes a nasty comment? How does this make sense?

    in reply to: question that will probably be controversial #841364
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    How could you give a goy a gift in a way that it WOULD qualify as “matnas chinam”? I mean, isn’t the point of giving gifts to neighbors, employees, etc. to increase mutual good will – from which all parties benefit, no?

    in reply to: So you're married…THEN WHAT?! #838844
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    Sure! That was a great thread, by the way.

    in reply to: SOME GOOD NEW NOVELS #838740
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    soliek: I don’t think that’s true. What about Marcus Lehman or Avner Gold? Their works are practically classics. And Etka Gittel Schwartz – newish author, historical fiction? I find her stuff very interesting and engaging.

    I get that you think a certain author is matchless. I have a few particular favorites, too (and they aren’t Jewish writers, either). But that doesn’t mean that there CAN’T be any other works worth reading.

    in reply to: So you're married…THEN WHAT?! #838842
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    kido: I’m not agreeing or disagreeing with you. I just think you should take a look at that thread.

    in reply to: SOME GOOD NEW NOVELS #838736
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    anything non-jewish and youll be fine.

    That assertion is ridiculous. There is plenty of non-Jewish rubbish out there (and I’m not talking non-kosher).

    in reply to: So you're married…THEN WHAT?! #838839
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    The purpose of marriage is solely to build new generations and continue the chain of klal yisroel….

    Hmmmm.

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/marriage

    in reply to: That Donut I just ate was totally evil. #838922
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    soliek: That’s the only kind. 🙂

    in reply to: Increase in OTD Children… are made to feel like second-class citizens, #839736
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    The whole water bottle thing (yeah, it’s real) doesn’t make sense to me. I DO believe that it is uncouth to drink from a bottle, but that water bottles are in a different klal, as they are MEANT to be drunk from. Does anyone agree with me?

    in reply to: When Parents' interests are mutually exclusive to their children's #838400
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    The apostrophe usage in the title is way too intelligible. I would advise altering it.

    in reply to: That Donut I just ate was totally evil. #838907
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    doughnuts are beauty

    light fluffy clouds of heaven

    transposed into food

    in reply to: Seminary #846731
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    Hey, figuringitout – nu, do I get a convert to my credit? 🙂

    in reply to: Shidduchim #838612
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    We really need to put a ceiling on the amount of sh______chim threads allowed per day…

    in reply to: Between A Rock and a Hard Place #840205
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    You could try upchucking in the latke pan. Then everyone will be just as miserable as you are – and misery loves company, no?

    in reply to: Seminary Where the good girls go #1115051
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    Hm, no go for intelligible? Then I’ll go for unintelligible.

    I dno’t tihnk taht serimanies are shudidch fatcoreis. It’s simply unenocmoical. Perant ptus dwon roghuly $20,000 for sem, duaghter needs to wiat aruond 2-3 yaers to get her dergee = $20,000-30,000 (hack colelges dno’t cut it no mroe), duaghter is now 23 and needs to pay NASI $6,000+ for a date, and wednidng is anohter $20,000+. The paretns are now finihsed. And it’s the serimanies’ fualt. They are the ture cuase of the enocomic crisis. Heck, they probalby cuased the shudidch crisis too. Girl shuold stay home, get marired, get sheital macher dergee, make it rich qucik (in that order).

    in reply to: 8 year old gets spit on by chassidim #840017
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    I have an irreligious Jewish professor who is having a heyday with this. It’s very sad.

    in reply to: The REAL Solution to the Crisis #841555
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    Doesn’t a skinny girl who smokes rank higher than stam a skinny girl? Actually, she should rank above than the fat daughter-of-a-miscreant, too! Don’t let the smoking girls fall through the cracks!

    in reply to: Seminary Where the good girls go #1115045
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    I don’t remember Bar Shattya being this unpleasant…who are you and what have you done with the real Bar Shattya?!

    in reply to: Opinions please… Chanukah decorations in a lobby #838303
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    I grew up in a neighborhood with lots of decorated lawns. My siblings and I would have contests to see who could find the coolest lawn. Our parents never made a big deal about it. B”H, none of us have converted to Christianity. 🙂

    in reply to: Seminary Where the good girls go #1115042
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    It is not debatable that the reason for seminary is to get a good shidduch.

    I am willing to debate that.

    in reply to: do people have bechirah? #837542
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    Lol. Nice.

    in reply to: Tanach Trivia (real!) #1159752
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    Wasn’t Eglah Michal’s nickname?

    in reply to: do people have bechirah? #837540
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    🙂

    Einstein’s ambivalence on the subject of God is actually very interesting.

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    cherrybim: How is smoking comparable to chillul Shabbos and eating treif?

    in reply to: do people have bechirah? #837538
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    Einstein.

    in reply to: Today is… #837596
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    Happy birthday! 😀

    in reply to: do people have bechirah? #837536
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    More general – electron probability clouds, the uncertainty principle and “God doesn’t play dice with the world.”

    in reply to: Tanach Trivia (real!) #1159741
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    Gat (Pelishti capital).

    in reply to: do people have bechirah? #837534
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    Sam2: It’s a similar concept. That’s why I said “sort of.”

    Parenthetically, I heard a really interesting shiur today that explained bechira with quantum theory. It was pretty neat. 🙂

    in reply to: do people have bechirah? #837529
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    That’s sort of what R’ Dessler says.

    in reply to: How Many Sufganiyot Did You Have Tonight? #836868
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    I don’t like sufganiot. But don’t worry – I made up for them in latkes. 🙂

    in reply to: Doing Chesed With Mentchlichkeit #838522
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    real-brisker:

    As the famous saying goes “beggers can’t be choosey”

    According to the Jewish concept of chesed, the chesed-doer is NOT supposed to treat the recipient like a ‘beggar.’ It’s not a matter of quid pro quo.

    in reply to: Is Chuck Norris Muttar? #950873
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    Such jokes may be in extremely bad taste, but I’m not quite sure that they qualify as real apikorsus – bad case of leitzanus, maybe?

    That aside, as I once said about “yo mama” jokes, a person’s brand of humor says a lot about them. So it probably IS best to avoid such jokes…

    in reply to: Old Tapes #1147713
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    Mod 42: Enter “answer to life the universe and everything” into Google Calculator for an interesting result. 🙂

    in reply to: Is Chuck Norris Muttar? #950870
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    Okay, seriously now – I’ve heard plenty of Chuck Norris jokes in my time, and none of them were objectionable. I can imagine how you could make them so, if you really wanted to…but how does apikorsus come into the picture?

    in reply to: girls lighting #911610
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    passfan: I’m talking about someone whose mesorah is that they DO light.

    yentingyenta: Still don’t get it, but you’re entitled to your feelings. 🙂

    in reply to: Is Chuck Norris Muttar? #950858
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    …still laughing…

    in reply to: girls lighting #911607
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    Some posters here (including the OP) have cited “something not feeling right” as their reason for not wanting to light chanukah licht. I’m kinda curious (and confused) – why exactly did you feel that way? I mean, I’m a girl who lights, and I can only imagine feeling weird NOT lighting (since my whole family does).

    in reply to: Is Chuck Norris Muttar? #950849
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    I just laughed for fifteen seconds straight.

    in reply to: Worst Joke Contest #1004712
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    Ooh, ooh, cinderella just reminded me…what’s green, fuzzy, and if it fell from a tree could kill you? A pool table. *cue groans*

    in reply to: Worst Joke Contest #1004710
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    Shticky Guy – math geekiness and good diction were grappling over that one. Good diction won out. 🙂

    in reply to: Worst Joke Contest #1004707
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    A mathematician, a biologist and a physicist are sitting in a street cafe. They observe two people enter an abandoned building across the street. After a while, three people exit the building. The physicist remarks, “Our initial measurement must have been inaccurate.” The biologists counters, saying, “They have reproduced.” And the mathematician says, “If exactly one person enters the house, it will be empty again.”

    in reply to: Worst Joke Contest #1004706
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    There are ten types of people in the world: those who know binary and those who don’t.

    in reply to: Worst Joke Contest #1004704
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    Knock, knock.

    Who’s there?

    Interrupting co-efficient of friction.

    Interrupting co-efficient of-

    MUUUUUUU!

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    popa: +1

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