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Shticky GuyParticipant
Please tell me what you want your subtitles to be
Why thank you, mod 80. Could mine be either ‘tamid besimcha’ or ‘Limericist Extraordinaire II’.
Maybe for zeeskite do ‘sweet but sharp’.
Shticky GuyParticipantJust Smile: Wow! A welcome from the Baal Achsanya him/herself! Thank you!
My problem is that its so hard to get the cd away from the kids that I can only listen to bits and pieces at a time. I heard the entire bigson and seresh episode today, so here’s my best parts:
1. When they keep saying to Achashverosh (who could have them killed for the most minor reason): “sure thing king”.
2. On their way to the gallows when Seresh says “sorry Bigson it wont happen again!”
3. When they discuss their plot initially and mordechai goes over to them and says: “Can I help you gentlemen?”
Bigson: Yes mordechai, we were wondering how we could kill the… urgh!
Seresh: … The King’s poultry.
Bigson: Hey excuse me Seresh! Like we were saying, Mordechai do you have any ideas how we can…
Seresh: …er … Cook his goose.
Bigson: Or else we’ll make the king a real dead duck!
Shticky GuyParticipantSurely that sign should say “Mishenichnas ‘ODOR’ mema’atim besimchah. lol.
Shticky GuyParticipantHi guys. Its time to wake this thread up and get new posts here, or just laugh as you read thru these!!!
MAMB!
Shticky GuyParticipantMany ppl seem to like the cellphone idea and its cute. But what will you do if someone actually calls you while you’re supposedly already on a call and your phone rings? You cant do this every time you go shopping! Also this is not solving the issue but avoiding it.
I think acting politely but cool or involving your family is a much more sensible approach.
But tell us, is he a family friend/someone you have contact with outside of the store or not? Any what type of messages or vibes have you given him in the past?
Shticky GuyParticipantIcot: your vocab nitpicking was highly entertaining for me to read and you highlight common errors that most ppl wouldnt realise. Well done! You certainly toe the outstanding grammar line!
I do feel however that this may not have been the ideal thread for your launch. Bpt has written a lengthy OP which shows he has invested a lot of thought, time, soul searching and great sensitivity in what he wrote. He had me read and reread it and it is a master OP and a great piece of work!! Slight grammar slips in it should perhaps not have been brought to our attention.
Mods maybe change i can only try’s sub name from icot (which doesnt add anything) to ‘The Vocab Nitpicker’, similar to eclipse’s The Human Spellchecker, and we look forward to admiring future vocab corrections from him on other threads.
Anyone care to comment on the OP?
Shticky GuyParticipantGuardmytongue I wrote a few of my favorite parts. Most of them are already listed here eg the fish, the torah avenue, the persian to persian call, who is the most filthy despicable man in the world… Daddy Homon, when the guard says you were supposed to lead the horse not follow it etc.
Other gr8 parts include when homon’s son asks him if the lots are still under warranty cos they keep failing, and that nissan and iyar are baaaaad months cos of korban pesach and pesach sheni.
Also when reading the king’s chronicles… Tales (tails) of vashti? No that one’s way too long!
And as mordechai gets up on the horse… You must be getting a kick out of all this… No you are! *kick*. Ugh!’
Its all amazing. Thanx to everyone.
Shticky GuyParticipantNo my speciality is really limericks but nobody posts limericks any more (sob, sob, sniff) so i’ve stopped there for the moment. So I’ll post here cos though limericks are closed for me, here is still o-pun.
From Kernel-In-Chief,
Lieutenant Kernel Shticky
Shticky GuyParticipantToo many!!!
Shticky GuyParticipantDijon vu – the same mustard as before.
No matter how much you push the envelope, it’ll still be stationery.
A man’s home is his castle, in a manor of speaking.
A pessimist’s blood type is always B-negative.
My wife really likes to make pottery, but to me it’s just kiln time.
I used to work in a blanket factory, but it folded.
Two silk worms had a race. They ended up in a tie.
A dog gave birth to puppies near the road and was cited for littering.
A successful diet is the triumph of mind over platter.
I used to be a lumberjack, but I just couldn’t hack it, so they gave me the axe.
Marriage is the mourning after the knot before.
Corduroy pillows are making headlines.
When you dream in color, it’s a pigment of your imagination.
Shotgun wedding – A case of wife or death.
Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
A gossip is someone with a great sense of rumor.
The soldier who survived mustard gas and pepper spray is now a seasoned veteran.
Without geometry, life is pointless.
A grenade thrown into a kitchen in France would result in Linoleum Blownapart.
A hangover is the wrath of grapes.
A backward poet writes inverse.
In a democracy it’s your vote that counts. In feudalism it’s your count that votes.
Reading whilst sunbathing makes you well-red.
When two egotists meet, it’s an I for an I.
If electricity comes from electrons… does that mean that morality comes from morons?
I thought I saw an eye doctor on an Alaskan island, but it turned out to be an optical Aleutian.
Atheism is a non-prophet organization.
Two hats were hanging on a hat rack in the hallway. One hat said to the other: ‘You stay here; I’ll go on a head.’
Two Eskimos sitting in a kayak were chilly, so they lit a fire in the craft. Unsurprisingly it sank, proving once again that you can’t have your kayak and heat it too.
Two hydrogen atoms meet. One says, ‘I’ve lost my electron.’ The other says ‘Are you sure?’ The first replies, ‘Yes, I’m positive.’
And then there was the person who sent ten puns to friends, with the hope that at least one of the puns would make them laugh. No pun in ten did.
Shticky GuyParticipantGummy Bear I think chayav means that’s the spirit!!
Two guys were arrested for acting suspiciously last night. Turns out they’re both delusional; one thinks he’s a battery and the other is convinced he’s a firework. Police say they have decided to charge one and let the other one off.
Shticky GuyParticipantI’ve asked a couple of knowledgeable ppl about this. One told me that no, tehilla is not gender neutral but is strictly feminine, and really it should be tehillos cos tehillim is gramatically wrong, but something that has been used and said by generations of yiden is not abandoned but kept even if it is subsequently found to be inaccurate. The second person told me that a story is brought down that when the Malbim went to Frankfurt, Reb Shimshon Refoel Hirsch refused to meet him even though both were at the forefront of the fight against the Reform. He said that because the Malbim changed the name from Tehillim, as it had been known for many doros, to Tehillos, he wouldnt see him!
I’m still trying to find out why it was called tehillim in the 1st place and by whom!
Shticky GuyParticipantI think it was ?? ???? ?????? ?????? who used to call sunday in ??? ????: The ??? ??? ?? ?????!!!
Shticky GuyParticipantBringing this thread back on topic (ahem!), the birth of a son commands the bracha ???? ?????? (naming Hash-m as good and doer of the good), and a daughter is greeted with ???????, expressing gratitude for sustaining the lives of the parents to this moment. I cant remember offhand why different brachas are made and which is on a higher level – the many books/sefarim on childbirth discuss this.
I agree with the several posters above that both boys and girls are exciting though different, and many frum mothers find the bris difficult.
I remember seeing in a ????? on ????? that the reason women/girls make the ???? of ????? ?????? is that they are created in the perfect, complete state that H’ wants them to be, according to the ???? of ‘? , whereas men must work hard and strive to reach the position/????? that ‘? wants them to be in, and sometimes do not achieve this. So according to this, the birth of a girl should be greater than of a boy.
February 28, 2011 1:36 pm at 1:36 pm in reply to: Ladies, do you say ??? ???? ???? and ??? ???? ????? #745492Shticky GuyParticipant“I was taught to daven ‘bifnim’ meaning what the siddur says”
To daven bifnim is highly commendable. The drawback is that you are saying what the printer of that particular siddur chose to print. In many siddurim there are a variety of nuschaos in several parts of davening. Common examples include morid hageshem/hagashem, and many other phrazes in davening that some shuls say while others dont especially nusach sefard. One must therefore know what is one’s minhag or mesorah to say or of the shul you are in, and not just read blindly from whatever it happens to say in the siddur you are using at that particular tefillah.
Shticky GuyParticipantbygirl93: “you cant teach an old dog new tricks”…
So is your other user name canine? Or Wolf?
shuli: “i am frum. not saying my gender its too obvious in my name”
I know a few females called shuli (shulamis) and a few males called shuli (probably shulem) so its not obvious at all. But dont tell us. Keep neek wondering… :-}
Shticky GuyParticipantItcheSrulik Thats really nice cos we all know that every hamelech in the megilla refers to HKBH. Though I’m puzzled why your shul allow a shaigetz to lein… :-]
Gummy Bear your post gives me goose bumps but not in a good way. Hope you’re kiddin’
Shticky GuyParticipantAmazingly on the day that I posted the above question (and have been overwhelmed by the number of responses), I came across a set of nach with pirush malbim by hotzaos hatalmud printed in yerushalayim in 1978. Chelek hey has printed on the spine ‘Tehillos’!
I opened it and there it is… Sefer Tehillos, starting ashrei ha’ish asher lo halach ba’atzas reshaim and ending with kapital 150 haleluka! The top of each page says Tehillos with the perek. However, interestingly, right at the very end it says s’chum pesukei shel sefer tehillim heim alpayim vechamesh meios… And this is under the page header Tehillos kuf nun.
Shticky GuyParticipantWhat other words from the megillah give you goose bumps?
Uvhagia tor esther bas avichayil lavo el hamelech… Vayehav hamelech es esther mikol hanashim
Lehashmid laharog ul’abed es kol hayehudim minaar vead zaken taf venashim beyom echad.
Ki im hacharesh tacharishi baes hazos revach v’hatzala ya’amod layehudim mimakom acher.
Balayla hahu nodeda sh’nas hamelech…
Vayoshet hamelech l’esther es sharvit hazahav
Ish tzar v’oyev haman haraa hazeh
Shticky GuyParticipantLet me tell you of a psak I once heard from reb elyashiv shlita. He said… Oh no! Silly me, thats my identity blown now. That was careless of me. You must all know who I am now. I’m going. There’s just no privacy nowadays
Shticky GuyParticipantronrsr: “string a line from the top of your head to the top of each family member”…
Frim: “…and similar to ronrsr I heard ppl to attached the whole fam to a string…”
MAMB!
Shticky GuyParticipant…as many posts as we wnat
…YOU MOVE TO FAST
Eclipse would tell you that your tipsy spelling is reason enough why!!!
The mods would say its either a system problem or its to make their job easier.
It is how the system is set up. I assume it is to prevent computers from spamming the site.
Shticky GuyParticipantI’ve been into my local grocery store and noticed that on the same brand of nuts, the same advice is printed on the sunflower seeds to check before eating.
I’ve never seen anyone do this. Garenim are generally bitten open then the shell is discarded (sometimes in the trash and sometimes on the floor… :~}).
I wonder which of the hechsherim on the packet this advice comes from? Or perhaps the manufacturer?
Has anyone any information on this?
February 27, 2011 3:21 pm at 3:21 pm in reply to: Ladies, do you say ??? ???? ???? and ??? ???? ????? #745484Shticky GuyParticipantMy 7 year old daughter asked me if an ??? ???? can say ??? ???? ??? in davening or not?!!
My Rov thought and then said that he can cos he’s thanking HaShem for not making him an ??? ?????
Shticky GuyParticipantYou ask for an explanation of ‘what these people think’.
You have obviously never asked any of ‘them’. Try it. Too many of ‘us’ ignore ‘them’ and dont talk to them at all. In fact many of ‘us’ walk past ‘them’ without acknowledging them at all. They dont bite, and you dont know what a difference a nice hello can make!
The answer really is tinok shenishba. They have been brought up that its not a big deal to drive on shabbos r”l and are just going to shul in the same way that they usually move around on shabbos to go shopping or to a football game etc. They dont understand why they cant do melochos because their parents, friends and community have been brought up that its ok and only old fashioned frummers dont do it. One guy said “but I have yartzeit on shabbos so if I cant drive to shul I wouldnt be able to get there at all, so which is better, not to go or to drive?” When I tried to explain why its not only better but imperative to stay at home rather than drive, he could not accept it. I just couldnt get him to see where I was coming from. Nebach!
But dont ignore them. You never know how your smile and acknowledgement can change their opinion of frummers.
Shticky GuyParticipantMy husband has NEVER been drunk on purim! Hic. He’s too busy chasing the billions of blue blistering barnacles. Hic.
Shticky GuyParticipantWe werent fooled at all. We all know that this chiyuv doesnt apply to you and thats why you crave it so much and speak about it so often. Cos chazal said chayav INISH livsumai, so it doesnt include Bubbys
February 25, 2011 11:15 am at 11:15 am in reply to: I baked cupcakes for the first time today…… #746902Shticky GuyParticipantobservanteen I’m also very impressed with you. Although judging from other posters names (like mbachur), maybe your name comes from when you were a teenager but you havent changed it now that you’re out of your teens. However, if you did it cos your mom’s sick in bed then 1st of all refuah shleima to her, and 2nd of all good on you however old you may be.
February 24, 2011 11:35 am at 11:35 am in reply to: Finding Out if It Will Be a Boy or Girl? #1028742Shticky GuyParticipantDo you listen to the weather forecast?
Thats always been my argument. We are not attempting to control or change the future, just listening when someone attempts to predict what MAY happen. The 3 keys belong to H’ and only he controls. So whats wrong? My Rav told me ppl never knew the gender b4hand so why do I want to know? I said no one had the facility to know in the past, and I wanted to know for the reasons I will give below.
I personally did, that is for JIC (just in case) the birth is Thursday or Friday and it’s a boy, the shalom zachor will be ready
I did for the same reason. I also wanted to know longer in advance if I had to prepare a drasha at a bris. In the end almost all my kids were born on or over shabbos so I had plenty time for the shalom zachors.
reading the sex of a child from sonograms is subject to fallibility. It’s really hard to pick out the main difference, and mistakes can be made.
‘the main difference’? Or the only difference? How many do you know of?
‘mistakes can be made’; Someone was told they’re having a girl and they painted the bedroom pink and bought all girly outfits and stuff. She gave birth to a boy!!
Shticky GuyParticipantha ha ha ha – If there were any witches nearby, they would have corrected your spelling of the OP!
I notice some ppl are embarassed to ask what an abbreviation stands for if they think they should know it.
I recently put MAMB at the end of a post and nobody queried it. (It was homemade and stands, of course, for Mishenichnas Adar Marbim B’simcha).
Chayav bubbelle, what does “i k m a. h a y?? i l a b i m l s e” mean?
Is it: I Know My Alcohol. How ABout You?? I Love A Bottle In Mornings Like Someone Else?
Shticky GuyParticipantThere’s goes the teenagers telling everyone what to do again…
Shticky GuyParticipantTo all of you who sounded shaken,
This thread it has NOT been forsaken,
It was just a rumor,
Without any humor,
Abandoned? You’re really mistaken.
Limericks are just too exciting,
Addictive and very inviting,
The threads in the coffee,
Can go like Gadaffi,
But limerickers carry on writing.
This is for sure a collection,
That we do all read with affection,
When we need a lift,
We click here real swift,
And our mood really changes direction.
Limericks can really excite,
And bring us no end of delight,
I feel so serene,
Lets make this our routine,
Its the cream of the YWN site!
Shticky GuyParticipantHaifagirl and DY: Great humor. Keep it up!
Reminds me of a woman complaining at length at an airport of the delay in her flight. “A witch on a broomstick could get there quicker” she berated the staff. “Madam” said the man, “the runway is clear…”
Why not leave it for the Human Spell Checker
Cos she may be able to check spells but she’s not a miracle maker and it’ll be a miracle if she shows up any time soon. Wont it, zeeskite?
who is shakespeare…
A spotty teenager in a library asked for a play by shakespear. Which one, asked the librarian, there’s lots of them. So the teenager thought and thought and thought. Suddenely a smile flashed across his face and he shouted “I’ve remembered, I’ve remembered! WILLIAM Shakespeare!”
Shticky GuyParticipantThe words are inside the cd cover. Or have you copied the cd…???
Shticky GuyParticipantWhat you ask your rav is a shaila. A kasha (or kushya) is something you may have on a piece of gemara.
Shticky GuyParticipantNu? nu? nu? nu? nu? nu? nu?
Come on, whats the matter with you?
Seems ‘Lims’ you cant face ’em?
Do techiyas hameisim!
And start it again from anew.
Let it rise up from the dead
This wonderful limerick thread
So release the trigger
And post in with vigor
Lets all resume using our head!
Shticky GuyParticipantIts hard cos teenagers always think they know better, and sometimes they really do, but they must still learn to accept authority and this seems to be difficult for most of them, as i’m sure it was for me during my teenage years.
Why are they called ‘teenagers’? Vayl zai teen vus zai vill…
February 22, 2011 4:49 pm at 4:49 pm in reply to: Pesach/Spring Cleaning- What do you throw out? #742979Shticky GuyParticipantWhat do I throw out? As much as possible! It all depends how much space you have. When you take the same stuff out year after year during pesach cleaning, eventually you’ll get sick of taking the same things out and never seeing them between one pesach clean and the next. I never held it against my parents that they threw out my amazing school stuff with remarks like wonderful work or well done written in it!
Shticky GuyParticipantI seem to have missed this thread. Dont know how.
Blinky Hahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!! (Thompson and Thompson were my favorite guys)
You’ve missed the essence of the twins names! One was Thompson with a letter P, but the other was Thomson without it, even though they were twins!
Every book they give different reasons for the letter P in the 1st twin’s name eg in one volume he says “I’m Thompson with a P as in pschchology!!”
Shticky GuyParticipantA man asked an American Indian what was his wife’s name.
He replied, “She is called Five Horses.”
The man said, “That’s an unusual name for your wife.
What does it mean?”
The Old Indian answered,
“It old Indian Name. It mean…
NAG, NAG, NAG, NAG, NAG!
Shticky GuyParticipantTrying to find out what my kids remembered about purim from last year, I asked them where the word purim comes from. They correctly said its from lots. So I said what does lots have to do with Purim? My son, bless him, said (chayav you’ll like this one) cos on purim we drink lots of wine!
February 20, 2011 8:30 pm at 8:30 pm in reply to: 'Old Fashioned' medical treatment or modern – which are better? #742741Shticky GuyParticipantActually the zman of Nov 10 had a great article on leetches. They have long had a place in the doctor’s kit. They appear in midrash tehillim 18, and in gemara shabbos 129.
Control alt delete – The article on dr adler gives the name of the hospital in Tel Aviv which means they are not trying to hide anything and are confident about the story. It also gives the name of the person who told the story to corroborate it.
Aries the man was completely cured bh and there were no other complications.
Homeowner can you explain to everyone what toiten bankes is. Not that you should be using expressions like that if you dont even know where eretz yisrael is!
Shticky GuyParticipantI will bln get it this week and then after listening to it and then rereading this entire thread (so that I can join in understanding the comments) I will enjoy posting my best parts – if my kids allow me to borrow the cd! I’m away till mid week so after that…
Ps on a serious note, if you really want an amazing version of the purim story, learn thru megillas esther with ibn ezra!
Shticky GuyParticipantLehavdil elef havdalos there are things to avoid at the other end of the spectrum like ‘oh my g-d’ or ‘oh my g.osh’
Shticky GuyParticipantThanx for your tip. Its a gr8 album. My 3 favorite songs on it are ‘New York, New York, New York vert zein a vinkel far Super Mosques in Yiras Ha-Imams’, ‘Oisgibluzener Bombers’ and ‘A Gantz Yuhr Fry Zich’.
Shticky GuyParticipantMany Thanx to you too, just smile. Thats exactly the one I meant, tho cos its only 4 yrs old I thought either most posters here are far younger than me if this is what they listened to in their youth, or its been rereleased, or its the wrong one. Ok i’m gonna buy it. Thanx everyone and especially just smile for bringing this to my attention. By the way why have you already had umpteen hangovers? Even Homon only had one…
Shticky GuyParticipantThank you blinky!
Shticky GuyParticipantCan ANY of you posters above tell me the exact details of the cd/cassette cos I’d love to get one. I found one on 2 sites called the purim story released by aderet in Feb 2006. Is it the right one:
The Purim Story
Two Cassettes or Double CD
Ages 4-7, 8-11
Label: Aderet Records
Step back in time and experience one of the most suspenseful episodes in Jewish history. Hear Mordechai as he warns the people not to attend the King’s banquet. Listen to Haman and Achashverosh scheme to destroy the Jews. Follow the saga of B’nai Yisroel as they return to Hashem. It’s all here in The Purim Story. Over 90 minutes of non-stop action and wit that children and adults will both love!
The other says:
Release date:
Feb 16, 2006The Purim Story
Kirsch
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Shticky GuyParticipantHow would you know, mr 80? We dont give dates of birth when we join here. And dont tell me you’re ‘poster’ but you’ve replied using your wrong user name again… :~].
Lol. MAMB!
Shticky GuyParticipantPoster how do you know? Is it because in a previous thread when I posed the same question as to whether she would be posting under a new name she said to me ‘sir in my four decades i would not lie to you’ when she’s really only 17?? :-}
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