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So does Markulis
HaBaal has three syllables.
Email them?
Allah?
PAA, nu what do you think of my last two answers?
No but I’m an “eichaaaaa” esah levadi jew
And “eichahaaaaa” haysa lzonah jew
How is a bein hazmanim hat diff than a regular one?
The answer is pashut.
You are the brother. You can’t just keep it, because then you won’t be mekayeim the mitzva of paying it back.
V’dok v’timtza kalus rosh
But I don’t get your latest answer. Which may or may not be because I don’t know who Kisloach is.
Kisloach was Kilonia. I forgot her name.
It didn’t make any sense, because it had the brother being alive, so why doesn’t he get the money. I said it anyway because a chance to bring in eishes shnei yevamin.
Sam: I hadn’t read the tosfos when I wrote the first answer.
Anyway, the answer is pashut.
The brother is also a horaso shelo b’kdusha. That’s why he won’t get the money before our guy. But if you give our guy the money, they’ll let him do yibum and patur the house. Meanwhile, really, both brothers should do chalitza because it is a chalitza pesula.
I got my PsyD 2 years ago, and now am working on my Phd.
In my professional opinion, you are all lunatics.
My wife says it was worth putting up with all the techeiles posts just to get this thread.
The answer is pashut.
Deni is alive. The fear is you will pay Kulso and then Kulso will die. Then, since you paid him, people will think he was a real brother, and then when Kisloach falls to Deni now, it is eishes shtei achim!
I have more answers, rabim v’nechbadim m’eileh. But no time now except to chuckle at PAA’s comment.
No, problem was people will think there is no zika to brother. Tosfos was careful to not say they will think brother does not have to do yibum, since he meant my answer.
1. I think it might. see 17b-18a in yevamos.
2. Pagum, not mamzeirim.
3. Also dead. Nafka mina is if their wives are muttar to kohanim.
4. I understood tosfos that people will let him do yibum if you repay loan; that is, the repayment has to be before the yibum.
(Alternatively)
PAA: so you really have a kasha in yevamos–go ask your kashas in yevamos–why are you hocking here
The answer is pashut.
Deni (levi) is also dead. The issue is whether there was a zika back when he was alive. Who cares? Because deni (levi) had meanwhile married achos zekukaso and had kids and we want to know if they’re pagum.
So if you pay yorin (shimon) the loan, people will think he can be meyabeim kilonia (the yevama), and that that lmafrea nullifies the zika that deni (levi) had.
Ah, I hadn’t read the tosfos. Didn’t realize tosfos had explicated the problem was Deni.
Also, I made a mistake–her name was not Kilonia, it was Kalinia.
Anyway, the answer is that the ri holds eishes ach shelo haya b’olamo falls to yibum if already pregnant, but, does not receive yerusha. We learn it from naami “gam halayla hayisi l’ish”
I have my own theories on what hahu gavra means. I donno if I’ve ever espouses it on this side.
My answer above.
Deny does not exist. Never did.
Tanpi has two sons: Kulso and Rovi.
Tanpi lends money to reuven.
Rovi dies childless, leaving his wife Kilonia.
Tanpi dies.
Reuven is considering returning the money to Kulso.
Reuven should not, lest Kulso be meyabem Kilonia.
If he does, people will think they are married. And then when he is mekadesh Kilonia’s sister Chorga, they will think it is not kiddushin.
Hashta d’asinan l’hachi, we may as well say that Rovi is also horaso shelo b’kdusha. Oh well. So you don’t even need the full cleverness of my answer.)
Answer is pashut (put in other thread).
The brother died childless. And that’s why there would be yibum.
Unfortunately boys DO turn down shidduchim for looks (if the pictures even get past their moms). Often, so do girls, which is why I believe a blind date should be a double-blind, where neither party knows what the other one looks like in advance.
I think both should wear blindfolds on the actual dates until 4th date. It has the added benefit that you don’t need to spend money on seltzer at a nice lounge because can’t see it.
Some of PAA’s comments are tolerable.
welcome back
So you can make a whole thread of “nasty” comments aimed at you.
I’d be lucky if I could make a whole thread of non-nasty comments aimed at me.
My wife says that being meshuga for everything is a dubious improvement over being meshuga l’davar echod.
(PBA–on this thread)
Frimet:
1. You’re 16. You shouldn’t be dating
2. Cold shower means not hot. But I assume your rav is ok with mixing in hot water so that it is only room temperature or so, but not freezing. Ask.
Don’t worry; it isn’t at all like Baskin Robbins. Every resume is exactly the same, and every reference says the same cliches.
Its more like a vegan chinese restaraunt (I’m talking to you seattle). Everything has a different name but its all sauteed tofu.
(Full disclosure, I never ate at one of those places in seattle).
Why does he wear an up hat?
It isn’t remotely believable that he is a regular litvish yeshivish boy and just happens to wear an up hat. And insisting on that makes it look like you are hiding something.
I wouldn’t go near such a shidduch with a 10 foot daughter.
I thought it would be about my friend the alte bochur. And I came on to protest that he is not a rebel! And he has plenty of causes!
Anyone who would follow that advice is clearly not m’zera avraham avinu.
Why? After he’s married he can have his wife do it for him.
Dolls are very important because they teach kids what a proper body type should look like. Very important for shidduchim.
For example the B****e doll hayadua.
PAA, yes, I had heard that pshat before. That is the reason I am makpid to not learn the whole year to make sure I’ll be yotzei
an actuary:
Please stop changing the topic. We’re talking about an app that could save you time expended on a trip to Brooklyn for a “dud date” by providing you with an awesomer pick-up date. Nobody cares about some stupid list for stupid shadchanim.
Some people do this mitva the whole year.
Keitzad?
We drink a lot the whole year so that we can be mekayeim yoseir m’hergeilo in the best manner!