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  • in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #726072
    Sacrilege
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    Lets just say it isnt your brain that does the choosing.

    I debate it as a Frum Jew not as human being.

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #726070
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    I get it, trust me.

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #726068
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    popa

    Obviously I couldnt write what I wanted to… You get the gist.

    in reply to: Face to Face- Not in the CR #725834
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    “speaking up is admirable”

    …and silence is golden.

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #726066
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    popa

    I said I’d date a smoker.

    Whats the more important reasons, your vanity?

    in reply to: Best Songs For 2nd Dance #725572
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    Does anyone notice that the second dance is almost undanceable? Aside from the hora, there is no other dance step that you can incorporate to make fit when you choose songs that have so much beat but a slow tempo…

    in reply to: Face to Face- Not in the CR #725831
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    pumper

    Not at all, I believe the same things anonymously and in person.

    I feel that those who always need to “be heard” and have their opinions out there are either a- really lacking a coherent thought b- lacking a self esteem c- lacking personality, and need to make up for it by pushing their views and opinions on others.

    Being that this is a forum dedicated to an exchange of opinions and ideas, I get to unleash whats on the brain 🙂

    in reply to: Is this cheap? First date at night by train #726282
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    On a first date?! That would be the last for me. Besides, if he wouldve asked me if its alright to take a train on Motzei Shabbos (on a first date) the answer would have been an unequivocal NO!

    Heres my issues:

    A- The guy is responsible for the girls safety, whilst he cant ensure that he wont get in to a car crash going on the train on Saturday night at 12 am doesnt seem all that responsible.

    B- If this is what he calls putting his best foot forward, I’m scared to think about the alternative.

    C- SCOPE OUT THE VENUE. Laziness.

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #726059
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    You can stop fooling yourself that you wont date someone who is overweight because of the health risks.

    in reply to: Face to Face- Not in the CR #725825
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    I think I come across intense in the CR. IRL I dont voice my opinion that much and I am much more easy-going/laid back.

    in reply to: The Coffee Oscars! #992229
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    BPT

    Thanks!

    1. Sensible Shoes and a Beautiful Mind – for best titled thread. I have to admit I had no idea what to expect when I opened the thread but after seeing what it was about I thought it was a great header.

    2. BPT in the leading role. Squeak in the supporting role (where has she been lately?)

    Most Informed – Mod 80.

    in reply to: Double dating #725539
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    Poster

    Real life isnt a soap opera.

    in reply to: Double dating #725530
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    ‘Twas a laugh!

    in reply to: Double dating #725527
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    TheGoq

    LOL!… Surprised it got through tho

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #726030
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    What about the Rabbonim that say internet is assur?

    in reply to: Double dating #725522
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    Surprisingly some people like to enjoy themselves.

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #725993
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    1dayatatime

    As a matter of fact I do, before settling on law I was going the Social Work track with an emphasis on addictions.

    Most Yeshiva boys are NOT true blue addicts they dont have a physical and psychological dependence on their cigarettes, they have simply not quit yet. If they are indeed true addicts you wouldnt want to get involved with them because if you have the psychological predisposition to addiction it will manifest itself in many unpleasant ways least of which is nicotine use.

    in reply to: Double dating #725519
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    “what does not going out as a group have any shaychus to getting engaged after 5 dates”

    Some people like to see how their date meshes in their world outside a hotel lobby.

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #725960
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    A few thing. First of all, you’d be hard pressed to find a Yeshiva guy who never tried a cigarette. So any one who says that they’ll NEVER marry anyone who smokes/smoked…. I guess try to enjoy the single life. Second point, and this is in response to bjjkid, I think its foolish to say,

    ” dont get all self righteous about something that is not ur nisayon”

    That isnt their nisayon, they MADE it their nisayon! They gave them self an addiction. Because I’m not an addict does that mean I was spared a nisayon? No. They chose to inflict themselves with something they could have easily avoided.

    in reply to: Double dating #725517
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    Although dating is a means to the goal of getting married, not everyone dates 5 tines and then gets engaged. Remember, there are all sorts of people out there. I see nothing wrong with it.

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #725945
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    Not a deal breaker.

    in reply to: Tipping a delivery boy – Mandatory or Optional? #920314
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    real-brisker

    True. But somehow I doubt any Talmud Chacham would support your position.

    in reply to: Popularity of Bourbon #731425
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    1dayatatime

    Getting acquainted with Google are we? 😉

    Keep reading, they will probably mention somewhere that he is the descendant of those who were expelled from Spain during the Inquisition. That should shed some light on his Religious beliefs.

    in reply to: Tipping a delivery boy – Mandatory or Optional? #920309
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    “The fact that tips are optiomal makes it NOT a chillul hashem if you dont give”

    Sorry, I’m not following your twisted logic.

    in reply to: getting over someone you dated #725020
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    Mother

    Peah, Leket, Shikcha.

    in reply to: restaurants open late (Flatbush/BP) #724840
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    Carlos & Gabbys.

    in reply to: getting over someone you dated #725015
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    Homeowner

    “Such compassion”

    Yea, seems to be a theme as of late.

    in reply to: Best Thing To Wear On The Plane Is… #725127
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    pba

    “Best thing to do is get rip roaring drunk on the free drinks”

    Hmmm, you didnt strike me as the First Class sort.

    in reply to: getting over someone you dated #725010
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    Time. Time heals all. Thats why Hash-m created shikchah.

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724897
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    pumper

    Please read my ENTIRE posts, not just the points you want. I addressed the points you are asking about.

    in reply to: Tipping a delivery boy – Mandatory or Optional? #920305
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    real-brisker

    Being that you are Jewish and most probably look it, anything that you do that is iffy, unfavorable or not 100% will be cause for a chillul Hash-m. Non-Jews would love nothing more than to find fault with a Jew, dont give them a reason to.

    in reply to: Nail Polish colors #1188534
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    cshapiro

    Thanks!

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724893
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    You have to do yours and be as sensitive as possible and its up to her to be reasonable. Usually, people dont hold on to guys theyve dated a couple of times for years, so your scenario is a little far fetched. Either way, the bottom line is you have to do yours and hopefully she will come through for you. As with any relationship its about 2 people giving.

    in reply to: Cutoff Point When Dating #725138
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    The sooner the better. No use in leading anyone on.

    in reply to: Tipping a delivery boy – Mandatory or Optional? #920298
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    real brisker

    “Tipping is very nice, it makes a kiddush hashem, its very much appreciated, but who says one is required?”

    So make a Chillul Hash-m (C”V) if you want. Good luck.

    in reply to: Dating & Giving In #727299
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    frumladygit

    I disagree. Obviously both need each other, but at the end of the day men are worse off without a partner.

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724885
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    TMB

    I’m trying to believe that.

    pumper

    a. It has not happened to me (Thank G-d) b. If it had does that make me unworthy of an opinion? even more so, I would be giving you first hand knowledge of my feelings.

    AGAIN (for all those who missed it) I am not saying you should take this person who was suggested to you and dump his/her name in the garbage. Rather, approach your friend and discuss it with him/her and see how they feel about you dating the individual. I can only imagine that they will feel like their feelings have been respected, and will (hopefully) give you their blessing.

    in reply to: Nail Polish colors #1188527
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    Did anyone try a good grey that they were happy with?

    The ones I tried I didnt like…

    in reply to: Dating & Giving In #727297
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    I’m sure you have to beat off the girls with sentiments such as those.

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724879
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    TMB/dunno

    You are probably the person who gushes about his/her kallah/chosson ad nauseam in front of other singles.

    What can I say if you are missing the sensitivity bone?

    I can talk until I’m blue in the face it wouldnt help.

    in reply to: Popularity of Bourbon #731419
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    Your welcome.

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724873
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    Like I previously stated we arent talking about ANY guy that a friend dated rather, one that she still has feelings for, for whatever reason.

    in reply to: Popularity of Bourbon #731416
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    pba

    You do know what that is referring to, yes?

    in reply to: Nail Polish colors #1188509
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    cshapiro

    LOVE berry hard.

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724869
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    Its not about “owning the rights” or apologizing, its called caring about another person.

    I’m sorry for those who dont understand the concept.

    in reply to: Nail Polish colors #1188503
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    Dark in the winter. Light in the summer.

    in reply to: Popularity of Bourbon #731410
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    If you knew anything about Oscar Wilde you wouldnt be so quick to quote him.

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724866
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    We arent talking about a situation where they simply dated. The OP stated that the friend continues to harbor feelings for the individual.

    IMHO, its a lack of respect and decency to date that person with out first asking permission.

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724857
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    dunno/Derech Hamelech

    If it is bashert then he will still be around for her.

    Whats lacking here is basic sensitivity and there is a flippant attitude. You DONT trample on someones feelings EVER!

    Put yourself in her shoes. How does that feel now?

    in reply to: Tipping a delivery boy – Mandatory or Optional? #920279
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    Avram

    I believe there are many more names…

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