Little Froggie

By stating you’re not the OP. And that we should believe you.

The book I just put out is a best-seller. (oops, I forgot the name)

Don’t mob the stores. There’s enough for everyone.

Maybe I’m the author. Let me check.

“Sali” is from Shmuel bais, 22. The one in Tehillim is quite similar but different.

SiDi: Very, very nice. I really appreciated that!

(I could sleep for you, SiDi ben/bas ????)

Purposefully avoiding this thread…

His suspenders will be alternating sides.

ROB:

Okay, I admit, I never went through high school (gasp), I even started late (double gasp), was home schooled for first grade (wrote about that somewhere else – for those stalking me out here). So I never learned physics, advanced reading, writing, computer skills etc. Some things however I picked up myself, hands-on. (I am writing – and it’s on a computer.)

Now, kindly explain to me and our audience how water in a tank in the basement is “automatically” going to travel upwards to the sinks, without any pressure. (I may be extremely unlearned, ignorant in areas of Torah, Talmud, Halachah and Hashkafah, in regard to earthly matters I pretty much have a hang of matters)

to my friend from Long Island:

I think you should find out how exactly you’re getting hot water out of the tank, if it’s not being forced out by any water entering. Of course it works with pressure. Everything works with pressure (I wouldn’t get up in the morning without pressure. I’d be forever hocking away here if not for pressure) There is no “pressure from the sinks” pulling out hot water. Something is pushing it out of the boiler in the basement, all the way up to your sink.

How do you get the hot water out? Are you absolutely certain cold water isn’t entering, forcing out the hot? It doesn’t make sense to me, unless the heater is above your apartment – and you allow air in somehow. You should really check it out.

Yeah, I used to pilot the “time”. At first it was slow. It took roughly about a year to fly a year. Now they upgraded, so the time flies faster. Many more controls, devices, apparatuses, technologies allow to fly faster, faster than the speed of time.

ROB, I spoke to a competent Halachahist (Rabbi), he told me you’re absolutely correct. While that’s not the general p’sak, he understood and took into account its design and mechanism, how it works, and deemed it to be a geramah.

(I knew I shouldn’t hop in where I don’t belong)

ROB: One has to ascertain that the Rov issuing the Psak to be lenient was/is FULLY knowledgeable with the ENTIRE mechanism of the device / apparatus / appliance. I don’t C”V want to belittle any Rov’s kavod, but it was known to occur in the past. Unknowledgeable technicians “experts” presented and explained different machines to Rabbonim, Gedolim in the wrong way. Totally. (I used to be very scientifically inclined, when I read certain seforim “A certain expert explained it to me…”, I had a hearty laugh)

There is a world of a difference between a frig, air conditioner and the likes where one may be gorem an earlier on or off (according to most / some). Even the water system pumps that will definitely be working due to one’s use, is also permitted. Too much lumdus – not for me.

But saying a hot water heater is a gorem is pulling it a bit too far. – The only way hot water is shooting out at the faucet, is because cold water is entering and pushing it out. Not a gorem at all (issur occurs at and by the motion of the faucet). Not even a she’aino miskaven – you do want it! If you turn off the cold water, your not going to get anything.

The only mechanism that should exist today, should be an air-pressured force going into the cold line feed, with the cold turned completely off before Shabbos.

I don’t know why nobody thought of it. (if people come out with such a device, KNOW – they got it from Little Froggie, on the Yeshiva World!!)

It’s OK.

This two year Human Nature Experiment Project is about to come to a close. (Received our federal grant for it already)

DY: Yeah, that’s what I meant to write. Sometimes I’m too lazy to reread my posts, or I’m in a hurry, so I rely on my artificial spelling checker, and it leaves me with such silly mistakes.

I just wanted to add, that ever since I got my technological gadgets to learn for me, I need the “How to fight boredom” thread!

‘scuse me. They throw in a WHAT?!?!

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Oh yeah, seems like it’s that time of day (or is it night) again. So…

(oh, hold it, I got a few others to comment on)

Oh. But I’ve never worked in Microsoft’s Office (or anyone else’s).

You’re being MUCH TOO nice, full of compliments. No, I’m not at all creative, nor a genius. Ask anyone who knows me (plenty around over here, to my dismay).

But you’re right – I should work. In any field. (does anyone need their floors mopped?)

rebyidd23:

Problem is I have to face that face every time I come in close proximity with a mirror. UCH!!