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And the rest of it is something like “…please look at us upon the stage, about to start a show for you tonight it will be great. Leave your pain, forget your sorrow, leave your worries for tomorrow, let the show begin right now…”
I see, but I think you’re case is an exception. When I was in yeshiva (yes, mainstream), someone who learned his own thing/way wasn’t an outcast.
CIJ, I’m not sure if you’re joking… but the words are ‘tzon k’doshim’ (I think)
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/shwekey-lyrics-english/page/4#post-540748
Randomex himself once cited this thread for this same sunject, I don’t remebber when (I’m sure he does, though.)
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/walking-around-with-hat-andor-jacket
I didn’t hear it yet. It’s not on YouTube.
Ok, acc. to google, Neutiquam Erro means ‘not lost’ and ‘Aut viam invenium aut faciam’ means “I shall either find a way or make one.”
I searched for the Kaf Hachayyim that I quoted and found something similar in 121:6. It doesn’t say it’s for a shidduch, though.
Funny how you start off talking about DDD, “never mind the fact that you’re putting others’ lives at risk”, then go on and mind that. DDD is totally inapplicable here. There is no obligation to adhere to driving regulations imposed by whoever it is that imposes them.
oomis: BTW, pedestrians are EQUALLY guilty of paying little attention while crossing a street and talking on the cell at the same time.
I disagree wholeheartedly. Pedestrians are abiding laws of nature; it’s not their responsibility to look out for cars. It’s those improvising on nature, through dangerous means such as cars, that have the responsibility to look out.
Eat smart. Make healthy lifestyle choices today. (And drop the earring.)
I saw somewhere (not the most reliable source), citing a Kaf Hachyaim, to recite psalm 121 every sh’moneh esrei, before saying oseh shalom. Check it up before doing so.
They should live in poverty, but must their family also?
What does the fact that NYC isn’t the only place have to do with this thread? “Global” includes NYC as well.
It is rare that one is stopped (forcefully, from the rosh hayshiva, etc.) from learning part-time what they want to, and as in OP’s case, that didn’t happen, just someone contended their decision. Then OP says that yeshiva bochurim can’t express themselves. It seems more like OP gave into peer pressure. Why didn’t he explain to the avreich his motivations for doing his thing, and/or ignore him?
Baldness is going out of style. I guess people are eating better.
Why couldn’t I live in dovid hamelechs times
I think it would be a good idea if I lived in moshe rabbeinuis generation
kind of a contradiction, no?
akuperma, those days were the days.
ok so i followef yhe advice and it worked i guess but you didnt say there were side efects like throwimng up ans headaches also
there are tso types of drunk people the funny andf yhe disgusting. b”H besides the latter i have met some funny ones too many to count
a cup of seltzer for every cup of wine
whose brain works?
kj chusid, college? PAA, high-school?
Don’t do outdoors in this weather, especially not near Sheepshead Bay where it smells like fish/
I’m surprised by OP. Reading non-jewish books is worse than watching videos?
zahvasdad: “There is a differnece on Say Shabbos between no Melacha (Like riding a car) and Hashkafas like No secular talk or secular reading materials”
reading and talking secular is a matter of halacha. See shulchan aruch 307:1, and rama and aruch hashulchan ad loc. (I’m not saying there’s no room to be lenient but it certainly is a halachic consideration.)
on the ball–I was thinking that, too. [Hahagos Maimoni hilchos avodas kochavim 5 os 1 b’sheim the yirai’im] I don’t know if it applies here, though, if he didn’t say explicitly that Hashem told him.
If OP’s question was as how logician understood it, then all other answers, repeated several times, didn’t address it.
The midos aspect is just some propaganda started by feminists who wanted fat and poor girls to get married.
Yes.
be exceedingly wealthy
As soon as his parents let go of his hand.
OP is an exceptionally weird question.
First you need to answer
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/why-do-you-post#post-496651
Then you can see what changed.
I have an awesome recipe:
1. a wicker basket with a bow on top
2. bottle of wine
3. cake
4. car
5. cupful of crushed walnuts (optional)
Carefully back the car over the basket. You may have to do this a few times before it’s properly crushed. Next, take the remaining ingredients and hand them to your teacher.
This thread isn’t controversial, so why is it in the controversial topics section?
No one compares to Yossele. The only possible competition would be Koussevitzky, but Yossele’s voice wins by about a thousand times.
is there a gender neutral word for a niece/nephew//uncle/aunt?
Just thought I’d point out that there’s a shidduch thread crisis today in the CR.
1. Frum Yeshiva working boy
2. If you could change the Shidduch System
3. Parents and Shidduchim
4. 3 most important qualities to look for in a shidduch
5. Is this normal for yeshiva bochurim (OK, more shalom bayis than ‘shidduchim’, maybe)
6. Beshow vs. Dating
7. Googling your Date
8. On the subject of shidduchim…
My post was in response to http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/do-not-create-new-threads#post-551436.
should have said so.
totally bump
Fascinating.
What does PSA stand for?
I can”t see why zeh neheneh v’zeh lo choseir should entitle him to the sale more than it would you.
The minhag follows the ruling of the Shulchan Aruch 676:5. See two other opinions (Taz, Levush & Mahrshal, Gra) cited in MB. (THe exact scenario of the m’norah in OP was not given, and could be follows the opionion of the Taz as well.)
I’m from NYC. We won’t be doing recycling here, as of January 1
Thank you Mod42.
Leave the parents far far far away from their children’s shidduchim
And here’s a helpful post for beginners: