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If you see someone in the Shop-Rite bakery section with a nose plug, it is either ‘Skype’ or ‘musser zoger’
and nobody else.
playtimeMembermasser zoger- I have never learned Meseches Bava Mayseh, so please enlighten me.
polisha chosid – ???? ????? ??? ??”? ???? ? ?”? ?- ?”?
says even if you bake Matza and Chametz in the same oven (not touching each other), as long as one is wrapped, even though the Matzah aquired taste from the Chametz’s aroma, You can eat the Matzah on Pesach.
Skype- “It’s forbidden to derive any pleasure from chometz on Pesach” – this only applies if it belongs to you. The Svarah (logic) of Achshivei that you mentioned, only applies when the item belongs to you- to transgress on ‘owning Chametz’. (Maharam Shick’s P’sak (judgement) is relevent today regarding make-up, and the like)
This way, if you are walking down the aisle of a shopping mall, and pass by a man wearing very strong Chametzdik’e cologne, and you happen to LOVE cologne, you have no problem on Pesach.
squeak- thanx
playtimeMemberYou can sniff Chometz to your heart’s desire, as long as it belongs to someone else.
playtimeMemberGit Meshige- So as soon as you saw the word ‘Joke’ in the thread title, you should have abstained.
playtimeMemberSounds like good stuff. Except for the fictional tales in Aleppo- I’m not a historical fiction guy. (Personally I think it’s a waste of time.)
But there is a great history book of Aleppo: Aleppo, city of scholars (by David Sutton).
It is said that Aleppo has perhaps the richest history, after Eretz Yisrael, of the Jews- straight from the days of Avrohom Avinu. It’s a little sad that so many people don’t know of it.
playtimeMemberyitayningwut- Thanks for the link. I see they are mentioned, but who says the story of them being brought up by a wolf is true? Is that also a Medrish?
playtimeMemberI don’t think powder yeast is chometz
playtimeMemberHe knew
A van full of boxes, Erev Pesach, 12pm, a smirk on his face…
no question about it.
playtimeMemberYeast alone is not chametz (nowadays they put Chametz additives into it)
Are mushrooms Chametz?
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/do-you-eat-mushrooms-on-pesach
playtimeMemberA K’zayis is NOT the measurement of todays olive. (nor watermelon, there are different Shiurim for that, and it Does include the seed of an olive of old times (they only started the pimento thing lately)
playtimeMembertjikpashut- sorry, don’t get it
playtimeMemberwowsers
playtimeMemberCleaning for Pesach on mushrooms may give you athlete’s foot.
So you can clean more athletically.
playtimeMember#dfgj6^#XFghjk79(&*g67FVHL dhajsgfythclh8 ds;n l’djfkvl ja[jsic!*
sorry-
i was cleaning
my keyboard
for chametz
playtimeMemberJust call them and ask them if they carry it.
What are the titles, and what are they about?
playtimeMemberThe question is, where is the money going?
Sem teachers don’t seem very affluent to me. Unless I’m wrong and they’re millionares dressed in tatters.
playtimeMemberNuh-vuh-mihnsk
does that help?
playtimeMemberIn the beis!
playtimeMemberNever heard of the book, but call
Tuvias Judaica
421 New York 59
Monsey, NY 10952
(845) 426-0824
& ask them if they carry it
playtimeMemberNovorminsk to colloquial Novominsk. Novominsk’e, possesive
or Chassidishe (Hassidic) Nuveminsk. Nuveminsk’e, possessive
i think
playtimeMemberI never tasted any kitchen turnovers yet
playtimeMemberCosts a Borsalino roughly between $180 – $260.
playtimeMemberRav Chaim Stein wanted to sing Zemiros on Shabbos.
But, in Communist Russia, if anyone would hear religious songs being sung, the KGB would be notified.
So Rav Chaim came up with an idea.
They sung Zemiros Shabbos by the se’uda- In booming voices, and Freilach, in unison-
In the tune of the USSR anthem.
playtimeMembernotasheep- lol.
Saw it years ago in the rd. thanx for reminding
playtimeMemberyitainingwut- This is so interesting if it is true! Which Medrash says this?
playtimeMemberIt snowed two feet by me, and I got stuck in it
So then there were four feet
playtimeMemberI want to die peacefully in my sleep, like my neighbor… Not screaming and yelling like the passengers in his car.
playtimeMemberBeautiful.
I heard the same vort regardig korban pesach. That it must be Tzli eish (fire-roasted) since roasting shrinks, and connotes an unbloated demeanor and subservience.
playtimeMemberold man- Are you suggesting that we have a Mitzvah to kill anyone who is concurrent socially with Amalek?
playtimeMemberSkype- secularfrummy is apparently more secular than a frummy.
playtimeMemberah talmid- good one.
playtimeMembercharliehall, that the best level of tzedaka is finding him a trade. yes. But what in the world is this Rayvid business?
playtimeMemberVery original sammy16
playtimeMemberWhaaaaaaat?
Where in the world are you getting your info from?
(the first two paragraphs are correct, the last is off the wall)
playtimeMember“The Edomites [the nation around Mount Seir, descended from Esau] [of the city] of Rome determined their belief in him and established it [as the religion of the empire].
“This, above all else, is the main cause and reason that Rome and Edom are considered as one kingdom although they are different nations. In spite of that [difference] [The Sages of the Targum] thus explained that Rome is in Grecian Italy and that many of the Edomite people are contained therein. Hence, [Rome]
playtimeMember_____________ has been responsible for many Shalom Bayis issues. (fill anything in, and you’ll be right.)
playtimeMemberPATIENT: “Doc, every morning, right when I drink my coffee, I suffer excruciating pain in my left eye”
DOCTOR: “Remove the spoon from your cup”
playtimeMember147- that makes sense. but make sure to check the apple for bugs before you put it into your Charoses. You also must use a filter.
playtimeMemberOn your way out of any grocery store, by the exit, pick up a commnity connections, front page, and access magazines (and whatever else they have there).
Ads should be posted there by now- if not now, next week- about recreation.
The Yated also has a Chol hamoed Outing list.
playtimeMemberOthers complain that he’s very Meikil about other things.
Rav Dovid Feinstein writes a foreword in the book that he uses it.
playtimeMemberbecause it wouldn’t be original.
or maybe they do have freezers, just they’re filled with not-low-fat ice cream.
playtimeMemberHa! so ’tis poppa_bas_abba
this is a historical occasion
playtimeMemberomg
playtimeMemberthat’s a lot of gig for Charoses
playtimeMember147- yeah. like take them to a pool, plug their nose and dunk them, say “Aaaaaungyyiiiin” then come up. very effective that way, and there’s no other way it can be done-
It may be painful to them, but it’s better than teaching them a falsehood.
March 17, 2013 2:48 pm at 2:48 pm in reply to: Jews Celebrating St. Patrick's Day (Parading)? #937646playtimeMemberSharp: I don’t think there’s a real place – Ireland. I think it’s like ‘Neverland’, and they just call people ‘Irish’ cause they speak funny- like a martian. yeah- pretty sure.
akuperma- but can you at least watch the parade and all, or would that be like watching a ritual? How about wearing a green lapel pin? is is that almost like wearing a cross??
playtimeMemberk. but what did you do for Aleph?
playtimeMemberHey,- I like Sarah Palin.
playtimeMembera car an allegory to teeth-
profound.
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