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  • in reply to: Silence Is Golden #862567
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    Silence is Golden… Can we shut the CR for a day?

    My CR never makes a sound

    in reply to: playing piano by air #862821
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    I play the flute, where there aren’t any chords

    Dont tell me… you even play the flute by ‘air’…!!!! ☺

    in reply to: How Much Below the Knee Should a Skirt be? #1059828
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    Fact 1: The knee is an ervah.

    Fact 2: An ervah must always be covered at all times.

    Fact 3: The lengths quoted like 4cm are advisory lengths for insuring Fact 2 (that the knee remains covered in all positions at all times).

    Fact 4: Unfortunately, too many knees ARE exposed in the sitting position, sometimes with the wearer constantly tugging in vain at the bottom of the skirt as if it were made of a stretchy material in a hopeless struggle to keep the knee covered when men are near.

    Fact 5: Just as women cannot understand a man’s yetzer hora, a man does not understand the yetzer hora of a woman so we cannot criticize but must nevertheless make sure that halacha is always upheld, especially in our own homes where the man must bear ultimate responsibility.

    in reply to: How Long Has It Been? #862313
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    About 2000 years. Do I miss it? Sure I pray to be able to return there every day.

    in reply to: Rabbi Chaim Pinchas Sheinberg Stories #861361
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    in reply to: Shidduch Profiles #861620
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    Israeli farmer looking for a wife. She must own a tractor. If interested, please send picture of tractor.

    in reply to: If You find Free Jewish Sheet Music Post It Here #902254
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    If You find Free Jewish Sheet Music Post It Here

    If you find anything at all that is free you can post it here too! ☺ (Are we not the nation of Kamtzan and Bar Kamtzan?)

    in reply to: Mezonos Bread #1213029
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    Those are mezonos because the fit the pas kisnin category of being crunchy

    So you are saying that although a small piece of bread less than a kzayis needs a hamotzi as i mentioned above brought down in SA, but if you toast it it becomes mezonos? I dont think so.

    (heard from a rav who heard it from his mouth)

    Heard what from his mouth? The crunch? ☺

    in reply to: Eating With Your Hands #862760
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    I once saw someone trying to eat lamb chops with a knife and fork. It was absolutely hilarious!!!

    TCG lol. Arent there chasidisher reasons not to ‘shtech’ meat with a knife or fork?

    in reply to: Mezonos Bread #1213025
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    …baked goods where the primary solid ingredient is flour from one of the 5 species of grain should be hamotzi on matter what amount eaten…

    … whatever bread you are referring to, is probably Hamotzi according to Ashkenazim, even if you eat one crumb at 3 AM…

    If so, please explain why melba toast or soup/salad croutons made of very small pieces of actual bread are mezonos?

    I know that eating less than a kzayis of bread does not need a brocha of al netilas yadayim when washing nor birchas hamazon after it. But it is still hamotzi, whereas melba toast or bread croutons are mezonos. Why?

    in reply to: not real Silver #861342
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    Did you read the thread name or the OP? (actually the OP said its stainless steal 🙂 )

    in reply to: Scotch, Whiskey, and Bourbon #861995
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    Whether it is whisky or whiskey has been the basis of many arguments over many years. The Scots spell it whisky and the Irish spell it whiskey, with an extra ‘e’. This difference in the spelling comes from the translations of the word from the Scottish and Irish Gaelic forms.

    Whiskey with the extra ‘e’ is also used when referring to American whiskies. This ‘e’ was taken to the United States by the Irish immigrants in the 1700s and has been used ever since. Scotland, Ireland and America all have a rich heritage in the whisky industry.

    It is the distillation process that one of the main differences occurs. Generally, Scottish and American whiskies are distilled twice and Irish whiskey is distilled three times (there are exceptions to the rule, in all cases). Distilling three times produces a lighter and smoother spirit.

    For a whiskey to qualify as bourbon, the law–by international agreement–stipulates that it must be made in the USA. It must be made from at least 51% and no more than 79% Indian corn, and aged for at least two years. (Most bourbon is aged for four years or more.) The barrels for aging can be made of any kind of new oak, charred on the inside. Nowadays all distillers use American White Oak, because it is porous enough to help the bourbon age well, but not so porous that it will allow barrels to leak. It must be distilled at no more than 160 proof (80% alcohol by volume). Nothing can be added at bottling to enhance flavor or sweetness or alter color.

    The other grains used to make bourbon, though not stipulated by law, are malted barley and either rye or wheat. Some Kentucky bourbon makers claim that the same limestone spring water that makes thoroughbred horses’ bones strong gives bourbon whiskey its distinctive flavor.

    in reply to: Searching CR For Old Threads #938259
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    in reply to: Going To / Coming Home From Motzei Shabbos Maariv #862481
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    The same thing is when I come home from shul on friday after kabalas shabbos and meet other people still on their way to shul or even on their phones or driving etc, a long time before they will be mekabel shabbos. I just nod at them to acknowledge. I cant wish them a good shabbos. Or can I?

    in reply to: Men & Mirrors #861248
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    One must look respectable at all times. There is definitely an inyan brought in kaballah (dont know source) of not allowing an image of ones self as it ‘peels away from one’s neshama’. This refers to any picture, photograph etc generally, and also not to see yourself with tefillin on even by reflection (window, mirror etc).

    With whats going on around us nowadays, it is really important for both spouses to look attractive to each other, not only the wives but the husbands too.

    in reply to: Why do we need animals? #861679
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    There is something we learn from each animal otherwise Hashem would not have created it. Ask Dovid Hamelech all about it… Spiders, wasps, madmen etc.

    If you are talking about a secular report then as Wolf wrote study the food chain that begins and takes part mostly under the ground from moisture and insects to the largest of all creatures is your answer. There’s plenty online on this both in video and text formats that are absolutely fascinating! Niflaos haboreh at its most revealing.

    in reply to: Blocking Street While Parking #860981
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    Hershi you’re obviously not from bp… Blocking roads to your convenience while driving is a mitzvas asay diorayso vichol hamarbeh harei zeh mishubach

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    15×0=0

    in reply to: The other singles crisis! #862841
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    Thanks guys. MDG lol. Kapusta I have hundreds of singles so now what do I do???

    Maybe now someone has serious eitzos for me…

    (Its getting embarrassing. Someone told me that I was wearing odd socks. I told them it cant be – I have a pair exactly the same at home!)

    in reply to: just came by to say hi,,,did you miss me? #865271
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    Hi thanks for stopping by! Call by again

    in reply to: Name "Batsheva" for Seventh Child #859650
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    You can call your daughter bas/bat sheva wherever she comes in the family, though i’d much rather my daughter to be called bas talmid chacham…

    in reply to: ATT POETRY PEOPLE #1168000
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    This is post #1000 from what I can see

    So I share this milestone with everybody

    But I think this thread it needs a new name

    This will change it a lot, which is a great shame

    For though on this thread the poetry is the best

    But it has been of late just of people depressed

    So please can we change it to one full of cheer

    Which is the main reason why people come here

    Is is easier to express one’s feelings in verse

    But reading your stories made me very terse

    So please post some poetry that is complete

    With amusing anecdotes and something upbeat

    For otherwise this thread it should be called

    ‘Att DEPRESSED People’ so lets get it overhauled

    With poems of simcha or of the world situation

    And not just somewhere to vent your frustration

    in reply to: Free Money Tonight #859512
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    No one was there or anywhere else at 2.30 AM

    I was! My watch is 2 minutes slow!! Can I have the money please.

    in reply to: The other singles crisis! #862833
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    Cuff links, downloading singles both very cute. What else could be considered a single crisis?

    We do clip the socks together but it is not fool proof. And this fool is proof of that.

    Another single crisis (one that ‘always runs with scissors fast’ would for sure approve of!) is the one my mother had after baking some of her delicious home made cookies. She warned us not to eat any then went out for a while. On her return she saw that yours truly had taken bites out of too many of them with the explanation that she had said that I was not to eat a SINGLE cookie…

    in reply to: On a plane #938969
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    I think I’m going to become a moron

    Going to become? You have already been crowned as one. In fact we gave you the honorary title of moron hagaon harav admor mi-popa shlita.

    And its good you have wifi otherwise our posts would take forever to be approved…

    in reply to: YWN Coffee Room Nightly D’Var Torah #1125172
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    BH that was really amazing. I repeated it and got a great response. Is it your own or where did you see it?

    in reply to: Neteuri Karta Purim celebrations…. #858749
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    Or between demonstrations on a weekday and demonstrations on a shabbos! In fact when they are on it, the word should be split: demon-strations.

    They are without a doubt of the 80% not the 20%. My only doubt is had they been in shushan which side would they have been on?

    in reply to: Stinginess #858312
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    I am very stingy by nature

    Nonsense! Look at how many new threads you have shared with us since you suddenely appeared recently…

    Lets see.

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/profile/hershi

    does not bring anything up. Hmmmm! So he’s not sharing his profile with us. Maybe he is stingy. Hershi…

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/profile/hershe

    in reply to: Impatience #859120
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    Become a successful doctor. Thats the best way to have a lot of patients

    in reply to: Cute Purim Shtick #858318
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    Record 15 minutes… Rewind it

    Cute. How nostalgic.

    in reply to: 13th Avenue Renamed Raoul Wallenberg Way #859249
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    I call it 13th avenue because its bad luck. I lose too much money there!

    in reply to: Purim Shtick for teachers to do on students #1059777
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    After eating their snack on taanis esther, my wife told her class to find the extra piece that we add in for taanis esther in al hamichya before they begin benching. Nebbich they were searching for ages before realizing that there’s probably nothing added in to benching on a fast day! They found it soooo funny.

    in reply to: Pesach is almost here! #858044
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    Those who begin early are asking for trouble. So many shaalos come each year when people try to cook both chometz and pesachdig at the same time. Best is to change over completely before doing major pesach cooking. We BH have a pesach kitchen but even so my wife only begins cooking a day or two before pesach – she likes fresh food!

    Pesach cleaning: RULE #1. If you have been blessed with young children, believe me there is no such thing as ‘oh there probably is no chametz in there’. Forget it. Chametz is found on a constant basis in the most unimaginable of places. RULE #2 Crumbs are not chametz. Dont give yourself unnecessary work if it means missing out in the end by not managing things that are necessary or that make a difference.

    in reply to: Limericks! #1221797
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    The story of Purim Part 1.

    Achashverosh the King of Shushan

    was descended from the Persian clan

    he made a great feast

    at which he released

    a most hideous and outrageous plan.

    That vashti his beautiful queen

    must come and let herself be seen

    wearing not a royal gown

    but a sparkling crown

    but vashti said no, thats obscene.

    The king stamped his foot with a bang

    and did his wife vashti harangue

    haman said across the land

    wives will ignore their hubby’s command

    so I think vashti deserves to hang.

    After time the king did reminisce

    and vashti his queen he did miss

    so he called his wise men

    said he would marry again

    ‘go find the best beauty’ he did hiss.

    I dont care if you must harass her

    make sure that you find her, dont pass her

    right across my empire

    bring me all you admire

    one of them went and spotted Hadassa.

    She was seized and shlepped off to the palace

    by soldiers who were filled with malice

    she tried to resist

    but her cries were dismissed

    by cruel troopers who were really callous.

    Other girls captured also did preen

    and smear with oil for a sheen

    Esther kept herself plain

    “from these things I abstain”

    achashverosh still chose her as queen.

    Mordechai heard bigson and seresh

    plotting to harm the king’s flesh

    but cause mordechai knew every tongue

    they were found out and hung

    when in their plot they did enmesh.

    Then achashverosh did a silly thing

    he took from his finger his ring

    and gave it to haman

    who to kavod would run

    this made him into second to the king.

    Now haman was a real bad guy

    who held of himself very high

    to him all had to bow

    or get killed here and now

    so all did it except mordechai.

    This filled haman with a rage

    How dare he, that rude Jewish sage

    his anger was frothing

    all his power meant nothing

    I will kill him and turn a fresh page.

    PLEASE CONTINUE…

    in reply to: ATT POETRY PEOPLE #1167959
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    SaysMe: Here is a purim poem/song I made to cheer you up a little, put you in the purim mood and give you a happy, smile filled purim.

    To the tune of ‘Shavuos is coming nearer and nearer’:

    Purim is coming nearer and nearer,

    Its a holy and a party day – thats no steera,

    Hashem gave us a present on this great day,

    It is Tefilla – dont throw it away.

    Around the neighborhood dancing the hora,

    There’s bochurim and boys who instead of learning torah,

    Are celebrating in a torah way,

    their dancing skills they sure like to display.

    The sounds of the spielers come nearer and nearer,

    their songs are becoming ever clearer,

    they come in collecting for all worthy causes,

    without any breaks or even pauses,

    around our table asking for donations,

    while singing cute graaman and various compilations,

    oh how we love the purim atmosphere,

    especially with a whisky, wine or beer!

    HAPPY PURIM EVERYONE! 😉

    in reply to: HELP – Purim Is Coming !!! #857918
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    Not wrong one at all. Depends on how intoxicated your spielers get..

    in reply to: Hashgocha Protis #857859
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    What a great story of two selfless individuals. So happy for both of you. Hope you live happily ever after. Thanks for sharing it on Yeshiva World News aka Friends Reunited

    in reply to: Water Wine #858031
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    Even if water is not considered a food you can still send it along with two other foods without changing your original idea too much. Instead of the water and a food, keep them both and add one more food item.

    in reply to: Segula of saying tehilim purim night. #857537
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    The source for davening at chatzos (any day) is no less than a ???? in ?”?) ???? ????) . This special ?? ???? lasts for 2 hours. So although the entire Purim is a ?? ???? , this is the highest point of any day. And just because you said tehillim last year does not mean you have not yet been answered. It means only that you have not yet seen or been shown the answer! May you be ???? to see it ?????!

    There is no such thing as a ????? in vain!

    in reply to: Pronunciation Rules for the Sons of Homon #858538
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    skiaddict you’re right. Nk its not amusing. Its actually sick and abhorent. Why are you defending people who shake hands with and support the biggest sonei yisrael and holocaust deniers of our generation? Please justify yourself.

    in reply to: Energy #857362
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    what foods give you energy

    This time of year? Whisky for sure! Keeps me up and dancing the whole Purim!

    I have never seen a peanut climb one step, let alone 50 flights

    Funny. Well actually it was a special case. Apparently there were shells falling all around the peanuts making them flee in haste.

    in reply to: Pronunciation Rules for the Sons of Homon #858531
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    TBBA: It took me a while to chap where you were heading with this one but eventually the penny dropped. Now when I reread your post its very funny and well thought out. Kol hakavod.

    Yes the nutty karta members should receive the same treatment as homon’s sons for sure!

    BTW If anybody needs a minyan for megilla, dont chas vshalom go to a nutty karta minyan whatever you do for 2 reasons; Firstly you wont have a minyan of kosher shomer shabbos jews there as they are: A. All chayav meesa so have din like treifos, B. They are REALLY not shomer shabbos cause they attend demonstrations on shabbos, and C. They are NK which stands for Not Kosher. Secondly they take 4 hours over megilla like satmar cause they also bang every time the baal koreh says the word ‘medina’ 😉

    in reply to: Haifagirl #881526
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    Welcome back haifagirl

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    I heard once possibly from reb yisroel salanter that the mitzva is to drink and be happy the entire purim but once you are drunk just like a shikkur is patur from all mitzvos you are patur from ad dilo yada also. Does anyone know who says this and where or have the mikor for this?

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    In English purim means “lots”

    My son says this is why on Purim people have “lots” to drink ☺

    in reply to: YWN coffee room purim mesibah #857330
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    Guest Appearance: AYC

    Welcoming at the door: Goq

    CR Alumni Committee Heads: Mod 80 for the men, Eclipse for the women.

    Humor Sketch: Getzel and Imanov

    Dvar Torah: BaalHabooze

    in reply to: Why do they say Muslims pray more? #857030
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    if a muslim comes at borchu and leaves before chazoras hashas, does it only take 2 minutes?

    Funny! But I think this only happens at the dolt minyan! Incidently, isnt chazoras hashas when you go over daf yomi?

    muslims prey more

    Lol. But unfortunately true!

    in reply to: THE PURIM (urim) STORY (ory) Fan Club #1219266
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    Just Smile where are you? You usually appear this time of year…

    in reply to: Drinking #856950
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    Our wives are going to be so scared and run away to their sisters house assuming our brother’s in law won’t beat them! They’ll be right because our brother’s in law will be getting drunk with us!

    Hello! Do you know me???

    in reply to: Mitzvah to Offer Overweight Person a Car Ride? #856744
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    popa very smart LOL. The difference would be whether the person realizes why you did not offer.

    The OPs case is the same as offering a match to a smoker; is it better you that do or should you pretend you do not have. Which is really to their benefit?

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