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I have also heard that some people don’t play with fake money on Shabbos and also that it is muttar.
Do they still sell the standard monopoly?
sharpMemberMay this year bring all of klal Yisroel yeshuos from this galus and it’s side effects. Growth without tzar and brachos to all.
Thank you Syag. Amein!
sharpMemberi may aswell ask how once cen get rid of an addiction?
It’s not as simple as getting rid. You need an enormous amount of willpower, and for proper addictions, the help of a trained professional that specializes in treating addictions.
sharpMemberNice moshol. Very insightful. I never thought of it that way.
September 23, 2013 2:48 am at 2:48 am in reply to: What may I type/calculate on Chol Hamoed? #975852sharpMemberThere are many people who actually work on Chol Hamoed. They physically go into the office like on a regular day. I think it used to be more common years ago than it is nowadays.
sharpMemberEclipse, this is very short notice. 🙂
sharpMemberbut anyone out there can answer: why do you want to work in a kiruv camp?
I never did, so I don’t have first-hand experience. But, it can be very rewarding and an opportunity to make a difference in many different ways. However, depending on your position in the camp, I might suggest getting at least a bit of basic training somewhere first. The camp itself might offer training for staff.
September 22, 2013 3:39 pm at 3:39 pm in reply to: Advertisements for a Web Filtering Service #975835sharpMemberUnfortunately, this thread has turned into a debate about filters in general. That was not the direction I wished to take this discussion.
Almost every single thread goes off topic or takes an interesting twist at one point. Some threads went as far as having a totally different topic introduced after a while.
See the thread titled “Post to Post—-Not” started by BaalHabooze. Popa__bar__abba has a good comment there. (I don’t know how to bring the link here. )
sharpMemberProfanity or not, it’s definitely offensive coming from a Yeshiva Bochur. Or Bais Yaakov girl for that matter.
sharpMemberSure sure. Crazybrit, we’re waiting for you to start giving out the details to all.
sharpMemberCool. Glad you’re back 😉
Hope you’ve had a beautiful Yom Tov!
sharpMemberEclipse? Eclipse?!! ECLIIIIPSE?? Eeeeecliiipse???!
sharpMemberwhy do people (read “Yidden”)
FYI, It’s not only Yidden.
that just because their neighbors are not Goyim they can build whatever they want, whenever they want,
Is this somewhere in Israel that they don’t have Goyim neighbors?
without permits for no one will inform the Dept of Buildings, right?
If they have a permit, does that change anything for YOU?
Mmmmm…. I guess this doesn’t frustrate anyone after all then. Perhaps I’ll just go ahead and build a monstrosity all around my property too then. No one would DARE stop me, would they?
That would probably help you, don’t you think?
Just out of curiosity, does it also bother you when people drive with an “expired” license? Does it bother you when people build “driveways” without a permit?
How about, duplicating music CDs? Does that also bother you? I’m also guessing that you don’t ever speed while driving, and never double park.
Just as a caveat, nothing I said here is to justify the above scenario or the examples in any way, shape or form but you seriously need to re-examine why something bothers you. I highly doubt that after you *honestly* evaluate this, your answer will be *the law*.
(Somehow your post doesn’t seem so sincere. And you don’t give the impression that you are concerned about the LAW here. Just saying.)
sharpMemberShivti B’veis Hashem
We want Mashiach now
Kulam Ahuvim (MBD)
Vesamachta Bechagecha
sharpMemberShe has a good memory and therefore doesn’t need to rely on lists so much. Me thinks.
sharpMemberHappy Birthday Syag!
Is your birthday actually on Yom Tov? Makes it all the more special 🙂
Many more happy and healthy ones.
sharpMemberShopping, so far you got 16 replies on this thread of yours. Sounds pretty neat to me!
😉
sharpMemberI don’t think any of us would know what Sara Imeinu wore. Really, now?
Anyhow, I think today’s burka wearers are trolls.
sharpMemberShallots Bistro
sharpMemberMy own. Not trading anytime soon.
sharpMemberThis is a very busy and often stressful time of year with a lot happening at once. Hopefully it’s only temporary and things will get back to normal for you. Good luck 🙂
September 16, 2013 5:11 am at 5:11 am in reply to: Getting Married in a state that writes kesubos for mishkav zachar #975077sharpMemberI think it is a chillul Hashem to register a marriage in such a state. Like New York (which is similar to old York in that it allows pogroms).
Unfortunately this is a growing trend, it would be very bad if traditional weddings are not registered as a result. It’s not only New York, you know.
But when states like New York (and old York) recognize your relationship, they do so in the same way that they recognize the terribly destructive relationships–saying that your relationship has similar ones to those (chas v’shalom). What a terrible chillul Hashem, and what a terrible thing to ask them for that recognition.
A Chillul Hashem to get married? I don’t see how.
Nobody is asking for that same recognition. Is it really similar?
And we don’t have to let them win.
It’s like cutting off your nose to spite your face. There must be a better way to protest this.
My grandson-in-law’s rosh yeshiva will not be mesader kiddushin without a marriage license, but ?????? that I would insist on not having one.
We have no way of controlling this. They really don’t care one way or the other, if we go ahead and obtain marriage licenses or not. So what will that accomplish?
????? ??????? ????????
Amen.
sharpMemberI don’t get it too well. I think this minhag of fathers in law going to the Aufruf should be absolutely abolished.
FWIW, I think so too.
September 16, 2013 2:08 am at 2:08 am in reply to: Friend wants to marry girl he met online #1187449sharpMember🙂
September 15, 2013 10:44 pm at 10:44 pm in reply to: Friend wants to marry girl he met online #1187444sharpMemberIt is a bad example to set for young and impressionable children. They should say that her teacher or his Rebbe set them up.
How absolutely outrageous. Like Torah said, you’ll have to give a cover story to everyone you know so that this unbelievable craziness doesn’t get out.
Not a good idea to be untruthful to children.
sharpMemberOh shopping. Glad to hear. Keep smiling 🙂
Love Sukkos too.
sharpMemberSyag, of course not. I was just genuinely happy for popa.
42, awesome name. You should totally trademark that.
sharpMemberL’chaim, popa. L’chaim!
sharpMemberIf your female cousins are fat, then by all means tell them. 😉
sharpMemberI eat like I would on any day. I don’t think it would make a difference for me during the fast if I ate more the day before. That’s just me.
I also drink all the coffee I usually drink, that way I’m only cranky one day, when I fast instead of weaning off and being cranky for a week.
September 13, 2013 2:17 am at 2:17 am in reply to: Friend wants to marry girl he met online #1187423sharpMemberBut the main problem is that they came over to my house last night and my kids saw them. Before we could discuss it, they told my children that they were engaged. I was upset because they knew that I wasn’t thrilled about the whole thing. At the very least, in MY house they should have asked me before they announced that they were engaged. Now am I supposed to explain to my kids how they met?/
Hmmm… They must have their own etiquette handbook.
But as far as your children go, I don’t think they’ll ask anything. Just be as nonchalant around them as you can manage and they won’t think into it too much. On the other hand, if they perceive you as anxious or uncomfortable about the engagement, they might start wondering about it and then start questioning you.
sharpMemberWhere is this Asifa and what is it about? Pardon my ignorance.
September 9, 2013 8:06 pm at 8:06 pm in reply to: Advertisements for a Web Filtering Service #975788sharpMemberI agree with jbaldy22, I’ve seen that a lot myself.
The OTD phenomena existed a long time before the worldwide web was in existence.
Although, I’m not trying to minimize the dangers of the Internet.
sharpMemberWhat’s the whole problem with NY’s law on mbp? Is it the fact that we must give information to the parents on the potential dangers of mbp? Or is it the fact that they must sign the consent form?
The problem is that this regulation crosses boundaries and contradicts religious freedom.
sharpMemberWIY- I should have warned you that the parchment paper will be more time consuming. Anyway, so firstly, trim the paper to pan size, that way it cannot float around. If you’re putting it directly on the oven rack, trim to fit the rack.
Placing the paper on the “wrong” side helps it stay in place because it won’t roll up so easily.
Also, the paper will turn brown and you need to replace it after every use. The paper will not burn though.
Also, make sure the paper doesn’t touch the sides or the back of the oven.
sharpMemberThank you, truthsharer. Sounds delightful 😉
sharpMemberWishing all a wonderful Yom Tov and a sweet, Gut Yohr. May we all have a meaningful davening.
At this time, I would like to ask my fellow coffee room members if you are mochel me. I sincerely hope that I didn’t hurt anyone’s feelings here during a disagreement or conversation. If I did, I hope you’re mochel as it was completely unintentional.
Mochel lach of course, and I don’t think anyone ever hurt me here.
Ksiva v’Chasima Tova!
sharpMemberOr a frog.
sharpMemberTruthsharer, give us directions please 😉
sharpMemberCount me in!
sharpMemberIt’s raining?
Instead of: Is it raining outside?
sharpMemberCooking/baking spray. Or try parchment paper instead of aluminum foil.
sharpMemberBump!
sharpMemberThey’re probably sent out automatically. They set it up when they remember and it gets sent out when necessary.
sharpMemberBeautiful style, fkelly. VERY poetic!
Thanks for sharing.
sharpMemberEverything you packed for Shana Alef, and everything you discovered that you forgot to pack.
August 27, 2013 12:55 pm at 12:55 pm in reply to: For the Jewish Metalhead (I know you're out there). #1023445sharpMemberI’m going to have to disagree with you on that. I’m not musically illiterate and many of my friends who listen to rock/metal also are not musically illiterate. It’s all about your tastes.
Burnt Steak, you can’t compare rock to metal. It’s just not the same. (Unless you meant hard rock, then maybe that’s similar.)
August 27, 2013 12:24 pm at 12:24 pm in reply to: For the Jewish Metalhead (I know you're out there). #1023444sharpMemberI personally do not like Jewish music. I find it repetitive and bland. I can see why people like the more classical Jewish music, but I find I like things with more of a beat and less predictable musically.
Burnt Steak, I wasn’t suggesting that you listen to Jewish music. You were asking whether there are Jewish metal bands to which my response was an explanation as to why you will not find any Jewish bands. I think what you actually meant was “frum” bands. So the reason you will not find any frum Metallica bands is because of the heavy metal culture, which goes against frum ideology.
I was also surprised that you are so into it to the extent that you wrote metal head. I’m not judging and I’m not suggesting jewish music. There are many options between Jewish music and Metallica.
sharpMemberI hope you have a school guidance counselor that you can turn to for help.
August 27, 2013 4:08 am at 4:08 am in reply to: What can Yeshivos and girls' schools do to prevent students' OTD feelings? #972754sharpMemberWhat can Yeshivos and girls’ schools do to prevent students’ OTD feelings?
Hiring competent, caring, warm and *qualified* staff would be a nice start. Amen.
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