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So, did anybody buy the CD yet? I want to know if its worth buying
SayIDidIt™ParticipantCan I ask you a question, why do people start every question with ”Can I ask you a question”? Just ask the question and skip the intro!
SayIDidIt™ParticipantI put this thread in the Humor section, howd it get decaffeinated?
SayIDidIt™ParticipantJust went through all 9 pages of this thread
He, wy is it 5AM??
SayIDidIt™ParticipantDear Popa bar Abby,
I went through this amazingly funny thread and cant stop laughing
What do you suggest I do to help me stop (well, Im not even sure I want to stop but at 3:20AM I really should be going to sleep)
Thanks for the Laughs!
SayIDidIt™ParticipantThe problem with this typevof thread is that when someone reads it after a subtitle was asked to be changed noone knows what the old subtitle was
Sorry if this dont make sense, its now 3:10 AM Israel Time
SayIDidIt™ParticipantIf you bother to look, the OP said Mesivta that means High School, like somewhere between 9th and 12th grade
I think that age group, UNLESS SPECIAL ED, knows how to behave, AND to ENHANCE a Chasunah (unless they dont like the teacher, and then they know how to misbehave and disrupt a Chasunah!)
SayIDidIt™ParticipantTalking about blowing your nose, why do people do THIS:
Blow their nose and then leave the dirty tissue on the table or chair or under Seforim. It’s DISGUSTING!!
And another thing about tissues and blowing the nose, when someone needs to blow their nose, they ask if they can borrow a tissue. I tell them that they don’t have to borrow it, they can have it for free ’cause I don’t want them returning their dirty tissue!!
(Can someone correct my theirs, I honestly dont know the the rules!)
SayIDidIt™ParticipantHow about: ”One second, hold on a minute” or something like that? Is that not a stira?
(I do it sometimes but then immediatly ask myself why I just said that!)
SayIDidIt™ParticipantI know a company that the secratery sent a private internal email about one of the clients to their entire email list! It was not funny
SayIDidIt™ParticipantI heard of many cases where someone said they will not marry someone:
older
with a beard
taller, shorter
smokes
with glasses
and ended up doing exactly that!
SayIDidIt™ParticipantAwesome Guys!!
SayIDidIt™Participantdhl144, even when I start singing the song (very low Mimkomcha nu…), I start tearing up! An amazing song!
SayIDidIt™Participantdhl144, I agree, Mimkomcho (thats how its spelled on the CD cover from the light green ‘Ad Bli Dai’ album) is a beutiful song!
SayIDidIt™Participantmoskidoodle, you really “bring color to the CR”! Thanks for the laugh! However, you’r marshmellowsare not melted with that creamy white stuff oozing out…Mmmmm…
SayIDidIt™Participantpopa,why would you not mind nice, cute, furry mice in your kitchen?
SayIDidIt™Participantpopa,why would you not mind nice, cute, furry mice in your kitchen?
SayIDidIt™Participantyes, shabbos kodesh!
now, why would you want to do that?
SayIDidIt™Participantyes, shabbos kodesh!
now, why would you want to do that?
SayIDidIt™ParticipantDoes Sternberg use this “Camp Is Not Opening” thhing as an advertising scheme to attract more attention? Everry single year, this topic comes up!
SayIDidIt™ParticipantIf you don’t eat gebrokts, you are saying that Matzah that gets wet is a Shaila of Chometz. If so, how can you make Gebroktz on Pesach?
SayIDidIt™Participant“You may want to pick one up for yourself too just for kicks.”
Are you talkung about coffee or a mouse trap (or coffee on a mouse trap)???
SayIDidIt™ParticipantAs Flatbush Guy said
I really wanted to attend camp, as I had done for a number of summers and really wanted to be a counselor. However, the Elul zman that year was starting on August 10th and it was impossible for me to get a job. I was so devastated. I always looked forward to camp during the year, and it really brought out the best in me. I had an opportunity to spend a summer without seeing any chilul shabbos. It was an environment of Kedusha in the highest form. However, I could not get a job and leave two weeks left to the second half. That summer, my friends and I floated. We davened at all hours, sometimes even beyichidus. We went up to Toronto for a few days. Then we spent a few days in bungalows of our friends, barbecuing each night. As I look back, I am disgusted at myself.
So camp and Yeshiva overlapped. So what should Bochurim do? Go on trips/programs like SEED etc.? No, can’t do that (even Flatbush Guy who did it was disgusted by what he did)
So, should they go to camp/take the job and skip the first two weeks of Yeshhiva?? I can already hear the yelling and screaming from Roshei Yeshhivis, Rabbonim, Rabbeim, Parents, YWCR Posters and many others.
So I ask you (including Flatbush Guy) what do you want Bochurim to do during the summer? Sit in the Beis Medresh all day? They need a break the same way (or maybe even more then) a buissness man needs a break.
SayIDidIt™Participantor oomis’ email address can be very similar to her username
SayIDidIt™ParticipantYou have a serious issue. I suggest you see a therapist and get some pills to help you with this issue.
Hatzlacha 🙂
March 27, 2012 12:47 am at 12:47 am in reply to: Going To / Coming Home From Motzei Shabbos Maariv #862486SayIDidIt™ParticipantBy the way, its Yosef, Moshe and Dovid
SayIDidIt™ParticipantMany of the Gedolim today probably watched it when they were kids! I know a really good Rebbe in a really good Yeshiva (when I say really good,I mean a big Yeshiva in Flatbush) who would sometimes sing songs, like, We’re off to see the wizard etc. in class…
SayIDidIt™ParticipantPlain old tea with lots of sugar is just perfect
SayIDidIt™ParticipantThe Goq,got any tea? Don’t like coffeeeeeee!
Thanks for the very nice welcome!
SayIDidIt™ParticipantThe little I know, if you only know a little, then I must know almost nothing because I never knew that. Thanks!
I say Al Tira, but not because its my Minhag. I just say it because its there. However, my father told me he says it too, so I guess it IS my minhag!
March 19, 2012 11:33 am at 11:33 am in reply to: Going To / Coming Home From Motzei Shabbos Maariv #862477SayIDidIt™ParticipantThe Wolf, thanksb for the good laugh! I love you!
About saying Good/Gut Shabbos after Mincha:
By Shabbos Mincha, we say Tzidkoscha which contains 3 pesokim of Avelus because at that time, Yaakov (I think, or maybe it was Yosef. Will check later), Moshe and Dovid were Nifter. This is why on No Tachnun days we don’t say Tzidkoscha, because its a sign of Avelus. This is where the minhag of not saying Gut Shabbos after daveningMincha and saying Tzidkoscha. So on a Shabbos when its not said, youbcan say Gut Shabbos.
About greeting people with hello or hi, in Eretz Yisroel everyone says Shalom, which means hello (as well as goodbye, peace, a name, Hashem’s name and more…)
And about between Shabbos and Motzei Shabbos (or anytime really) how about Ah Gutten Tomid (A Good Always)!
Ah Gutten Tomid!
March 19, 2012 11:01 am at 11:01 am in reply to: Strategies for When Getting Pulled Over by a Cop #861101SayIDidIt™ParticipantOn youtube there are some very good videos about what to do and not to do if your pulled over or cops want to search you or your house. Also theres a video about never talking to the police (and when he says NEVER, he means it!). Very informative stuff! Check it out…
Nad, never break the law, of course! (But even if you NEVER, NEVER do ANYTHING wrong, you can still get pulled over._
SayIDidIt™ParticipantHI!
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