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Yitayningwut,
You’re a mentch.
You can’t bring a ???? from one incident. You can say this was menshlich, but meheicha teisi he is a mensh?
I can’t think off the top of my head where we say that by avoda zara.
It seems to me that you could for sure be mattir the pot by throwing the amount of money that the idol cost into the sea.
And perhaps we would say like you that it didn’t add anything since the fire was hot enough anyway. But I dunno a source for that.
pba: Who is to say that that particular war was the only cause of the destruction of bayit sheini?
I dunno. The gemara says that the chet was sinas chinam. We know there was a civil war going on, and jews were killing each other and raising armies against each other. It stands to reason that this was the sinaa the gemara refers to.
Do you have sources against this idea?
1. I’m going to put it in a barbecue, and cover it.
2. I can’t do that. Because then I will be ???? from the avoda zara since it will help kasher my pot.
Those of us who stuck around have built up a personality and it should be natural to speak in the face-to-face manner.
But what if your built up personality is to be rude and obnoxious?
I thought the source was the gemara which talks about why we don’t urinate on dead enemies.
just in case anyone has forgotten the second bais hamikdosh was destroyed due to sinas chinam.
I see. So you are trying to compare a couple of posters on an anonymous forum, who get upset while arguing about things they think are very important; to the people of the second beis hamikdash who were fighting a civil war with each other.
hee hee
itche: I’m having a hard time parsing the serious part of your comment from the facetious part.
The waste was that I was taking all those pills while I didn’t need them, because I thought it was fun to swallow them.
I hope the guy comes good on the free trip to lizhensk at least, after all this.
I’d just like to make one point.
The fact that you are depressed is not another problem you have. You are depressed because you are in a hard situation. Anyone would be depressed if they had your situation. So don’t worry about the depression- just figure out the source of the social anxiety and solve that.
chazarah comes from the root of “chazer”– “pig”.
If you want to chazer correctly, you need to do it like a pig, and grab every moment you can.
If you visit American city,
you will find it very pretty,
just two things you should beware,
don’t drink the water and don’t breath the air.
Practice with much smaller things, like a rice crispy, or a mini-mandel.
Put it on your tongue, and take a huge gulp of water, and swallow.
Gradually work your way up to larger things over a few days, until you can take the pills. Then try doing 2 at a time, then 3, then 4…
In my heyday, I could swallow 10 large pills in one go. What a waste of pills.
Yes, that is why I say “blazes.”
I don’t like to say any of the go— words, because they are all shem Hashem, nor the words which are based on Jesus. I also decided that “heck” is a bit crass.
Now, “blazes” is probably also a nickname for Hell, but I think I can deal with that.
I guess otherwise we’ll need to copy the purim tape and say “what in shushan is going on here?”
Wow, that sounds really hard. I don’t really have any advice.
I’m glad you are going for therapy. Don’t worry- most of your friends are also in therapy, they just don’t tell you.
And the ones who aren’t- should be.
Good luck.
Not if you don’t have a self clean oven.
Besides, does it look like I’m trying to do things easily, or trying to have fun? Why do you think I bought the blazing thing to begin with?
Itche:
I don’t recall the article precisely, and it makes little difference to me what the avos wore. But I don’t think the article actually claimed there was evidence as to what they wore.
The main point of the article to me, is that there actually used to be a uniquely Jewish mode of dress- not how it originally developed. The oft repeated canard that the chassidim are just stuck 2 centuries ago is false, since they don’t wear it to be old fashioned- they wear it because it is and was uniquely Jewish.
Again, I am currently wearing dress shoes, dress slacks, a dress shirt, and a green fleece because this middle american starbucks is freezing. My rebbeim don’t wear the levush, so I don’t. If they would have, I probably would have as well.
bum bum bum-bum-bum, bum-bum bum-bum bum bum
I am usually very skeptical of using segulos, but I kind of like this one. See http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/my-segula-didnt-work
See, the point of this segula is to read the parsha of chana, who davened for children and was granted children. Presumably, the point is that then you will also be motivated to daven for children.
I like.
Don’t leave on a trip of several hours with pastrami sandwiches but no drinks.
I read an article about this a couple months ago. It seems OP is correct, that there was a levush yehudi. At some point, the goyim outlawed it, and the litvaks stopped wearing it, but the chassidim refused. Ultimately, the chassidim settled with the goyim that they would wear the similar garb of the noblemen, which is what they continue to wear today.
Thus, the chassidim are really more correct about this. However, I have not reverted to their dress, since my rebbeim don’t.