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Is it shabbos yet?
Any other women here hate to cook?
“Hate” is a strong word. I only use it for people I don’t like.
One easy way to make moonshine is to buy a bottle of apple cider, put in live yeast and sugar, and leave it on the back porch for a few weeks.
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Guess what? Not everyone wants to go to BJJ.
Of course not. Only everyone who gets in. Like me.
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Will you tell us why it was closed?
If you are able to name those 2 I will believe you.
Sure, they are and .
edited. No revealing personal information about others.
Sure pops by the way she got accepted to 2 already so what do you have to say to that?
I don’t consider the other one a seminary.
The general halacha is that you are only allowed to take medicine if you are at least ???? ?? ????. IF you are sick enough to lie down, that generally makes the cut.
You are generally allowed to take preventive medicine.
IF YOU DOUBT WHAT I’M SAYING, PLS ASK YOUR RESPECTIVE RAV. THIS IS TOO SERIOUS AN ISSUE TO MAKE CHOIZEK OF
Do you have a source for this?
How about you ask a rav and tell us who.
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Will they let me post on erev shabbos when I’m in BJJJJJJJJJJJJ?
I meant there is only one seminary that accepts girls from the only one high school which has that rule.
RE: Mitt Romney residency issue.
According to wikipedia, that case was decided based on the concepts of residency and domicile, with Romney arguing for the residency concept to be applied, since a person can have multiple residencies.
This accords with my view.
Canine:
I was actually thinking of starting a thread for that. As I recall, there is a machlokes rishonim about it. I don’t remember who, but I’m sure someone will find it.
BJJJJJJJJJJ. And I’ll tell you who I am once I’m there and they can’t kick me out.
I can’t believe I got in. I am going to get suuuuuuch a good shidduch now. You can’t imagine.
Your question seems to assume that the reason boys need to learn is so that they will stay holy by not being exposed to the outside world.
The answer is that you are incorrect, and the reason boys need to learn is because torah has its own value; it is not just something to keep you busy while you are insulated from the world.
So popa’s (sic) free to read the holy books?
Do Phd’s go by Doctor socially, or only professionally?
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i wanna say where i got in, but my school has a policy that we aren’t allowed to say for a week! but as soon as im allowed to i will post it!!!!
Well, there is only one seminary with that policy, and we all know which one it is, but if you’re not saying, I won’t either.
no, but this girl on YWN did.
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It wasn’t a typo, I didn’t know the word.
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This wasn’t so bad! I was taking the ??? out of ????.
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Quis psychologiet ipsos psychologes?
I’ll translate this; it’s mandarin.
It says: Quiet psychologists abuse psychology?
Camera only helps if you know it is there. I don’t know it is there.
observanteen:
I assure you, the magnitude of the aveira has nothing to do with how many counts you are oiver on.
It has to do with how hard the nisayon was, and perhaps how chamur the inyan is.
Yichud is very chamur, but it is not made more chamur by technicalities about how many aveiros we can slam you with.
Right.
So firstly, I am pretty confident that when they said that domicile suffices, it makes it necessary, since the statute only allows one kind of people, “residents”.
The term resident cannot mean to intend to return, or to actually live there.
Also, the court pokes fun at the idea of needing to actually live there, asking how such a standard would be measured. This implies that the court was not comfortable using a “living there” standard for anything.
I’m guessing there could be a 14h amendment problem, since they are discriminating between people living in the state on the basis of whether they have taken up domicile. But then, that is way past my expertise. This whole discussion is past my expertise. I am just adding up the pieces.
I don’t know who told you that, but it seems like simple sensationalism.
Do you think that the issur is worse because it is technichally an issur every second instead of one big issur?
Do you think G-d is playing “Gotcha” and finds ways to multiply your aveiros?
So I don’t know if it is one issur or multiple, but it really makes no difference to me.
You are not allowed to do it, and it is a serious issur; that is enough for me.
RSRH:
Yes, that is how I understand it.
My issue is; does that now mean that you need to establish domicile in IL in order to vote there? Because that is not usually the law.
I got in to BJJJJJJJJJJJJJ!!!!
I can finally come out of the closet and say I am a high school senior in Beis Yaakov D’R’ Meir. I didn’t want to say it before because I was afraid the seminaries might read YWN.
It would definitely fail on a constitutional level, which is how we know the IL legislature never meant it.
And you are correct the court is pretending this is what it always meant. As it happens, they are clearly incorrect since that is not what it means in any other jurisdiction, and it also makes no sense.
I am sure there are.
Whoever is treating it should know of them, I would imagine.
Well, I’m not a lawyer. I don’t really know. I am just adding up the definitions, and it seems if you adopt the new definition, it creates a requirement of intent to stay- which supplants the old requirement of actually living there (which is the law in all jurisdictions).
For Rahm, that included him, but for many, it will exclude them.
The term “residency” was defined to mean tradition notions of “domicile”.
Meaning that it is the place you intend to always return to, and you retain it until you establish a new domicile.
Accordingly, the court said that for residency you need (1) physical presence, and (2) intention to stay. And you need to have that status for the residency period.
Thus Rahm Emmanuel was a “resident” of Chicago since he had been (1) physically present, and (2) intended to stay and return; and this status had been true for 1 year.
However, there is only one definition of “residency”, there is no other way to also be a resident.
So that means that to be a “resident”, you must fulfill those two things. So if you are physically present for any amount of time but don’t ever have the state of mind of intending to stay and always return, then you are not a “resident”.
Even better, if you read the opinion of the IL supreme court in the recent Rahm case, you will see that many people in IL have no right to vote.
IL requires a residency of 30 days to vote.
Residency is now defined by the IL Supreme court to mean that you currently intend to stay there and intend to always return if you ever leave.
So suppose you move to IL to take a job, but don’t particularly intend to stay there forever, but you live there for 20 years, you still cannot vote in IL.
Now, this is obviously untrue, but it is the current precedent in IL.
If a mother tells her daughter to do something and that something is NOT against halacha, the daughter is obligated to do as her mother asks,out of Kibud Av v’Eim.
This is highly questionable. It is not at all clear that you are supposed to do something your parent wants when it does not directly affect the parent.
I have never heard of William Walls III, but Rahm won the primary anyway with a majority so there is no runoff.
Who is karol mosli brown?, and wouldn’t that be KMB?
This thread is for high school seniors, right?
i have no clue what popa is talking about
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I am the seminary expert; if you don’t know, you should ask. If you do know, then don’t ask.
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Popa is the seminary expert.
Popa thinks both of these are pretty much the same, so it doesn’t matter which one. You should go to Meor because it is closer to the number 2 bus.
In the middle of class, everybody pulls out a bottle of tylenol and swallows handfulls.
Then, you scream “Happy Purim!!”, and the teacher knows it was a joke.
But it wasn’t, and you all have to go to the hospital to have your stomach pumped and be administered N-acetylcysteine.
That is the real joke. Plus, you all miss a few days of class.
I don’t worry myself with what rabbonim do.