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Could you please clarify?
WolfishMusings:
You are 100% justified to feel the way you do. People simply don’t know open Halacha in the Shulchan Aruch — especially not only when someone acts like an Am Ha’aretz but when it also disturbs someone else’s davening.
In addition, there is supposed to be NO HEFSEK between the Uva L’Tzion kaddish and the start of Mussaf. So this “neighbor” in shul is wrong on all counts.
Have a Good Chodesh.
mybrother:
When you say “I heard that the parah aduma near Lakewood gave birth” do you have reliable sources or is it just something going around?
Yasher Koach, flatbusher. You’re 100% correct. I stopped going to acquaintances’ simchos for quite a while now. I respond “I’ll try to attend the Chuppah” with a warm Mazal Tov on the reply card.
A simple but direct “Excuse Me” should do the trick. You could also suggest that they move to the side so as not to obstruct other pedestrians.
Tznius (for both women and men) does not exclusively refer to clothing. It’s also speaking loudly in the street (such as on a cellphone), playing a car radio loudly, being an overly loud davener and many other things which call attention to oneself.
Get permission from the Rov to carry tape on Shabbos to be used on the mouths of those perpetrators.
mw13: I find the phrase “all of Klal Yisroel” to be redundant. “Klal” means “all.”
I know how terribly annoying this can be. I think it’s the season for them to start this scam again. They JUST DON’T GIVE UP!!
Hey, WolfishMusings: I thought you yourself were the Ba’al Korei??
Signs of Moshiach or not, it happens to be the cutest cow I’ve ever seen.
Could someone please elaborate?
A huge Yasher Koach for bringing up this despicable behavior.
P.S. Is a “green Erev Sabbos and Erev Rosh Chodesh” one where we don’t use up any natural resources?
Of course it was developed to be placed in shalach manos — hence the smaller size bottle.
I think Ted Cruz is, by far, the best GOP candidate for Yidden and this country.
Is it any wonder why one of the most popular phrases in Eretz Yisroel currently is “Kahana Tzodek”?
Please see my post. I never said ALL mothers — just that there “are some” who look for an easy way out of Hashem’s ideal way of nourishing a baby.
BRAVO oomis!! There are some extremely lazy and self-centered “mothers” today who choose not to nurse solely for selfish reasons.
We say it for the first time at Ma’ariv this coming Thursday night, December 4th.
I didn’t notice any non-frum Yidden walking with a host throughout the entire Shabbos and none in my shul. Even the “Havdalah Event” looked like it was an audience of just (or mostly) frum Yidden. Appears like it was a flop to the extent that they wanted it.
I assume you mean Yeshiva Gedolah of SOUTH Fallsburg. It is known for serious learning that goes on there.
How do you know this fact?
“millions a pond millions of dollars”
The phrase is “millions UPON millions of dollars.” I hope that your English and grammar are not indicative of the school system in Austin.
I think that curly payos in front of the ear (worn by most Chassidim) borders on L’vush Isha. Women are the ones for whom curlers are made – not men! Why so much fuss over “curly payos”?
I’m sure you know what happens if you “daven for the amud” just a wee bit too slow…
I agree with you and there are so many other places where speed takes over. I don’t think that it’s proper to do “funny” things in a shul in order to disrupt the tefillah.
I would also mention the daily first brocha of Krias Shema after Yishtabach – usually way too fast. Since pronouncing Shema correctly is me’akev in being yotzei, so too are the brochas – they must be pronounced as clearly as the Shema itself.
Perhaps you should be looking into a motel instead. I often stay at one and likewise buy my meals out. It’s much less expensive and some motels are quite pleasant.
If people want to know the main reason why we don’t have the Beis Hamikdash rebuilt, it’s probably this. If we don’t know how to treat a Mikdash Me’at then what will be with the REAL thing??? Truly disgusting.
I’d love to hear from anyone who is for “Kiddush Clubs.”
What’s a “yontiff”?
How does one sign up for “Dan’s Deals” notifications?
I got a P’sak from my Rav that I should only give when they present a letter from a reputable source. It’s really out of hand sometimes.
When they ask for more, I usually try to take back what I already gave and apologize for not giving what he/she had in mind.
I’ve also had the same question as coffee addict.
I’m here right now and, as usual, it’s a beautiful convention.