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  • in reply to: My segula didn't work #1101016
    Toi
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    did you here about the lady in meah shearim that had a baby on her 90th birthday? she gave ten sheq to kupaqt hha’ir and meant to dial 3 for long life, but hit 4 instead for bonim zcharim!

    in reply to: Antarctica #817798
    Toi
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    yuch. i heard it snows animosity. blizzrds, in fact. daily.

    in reply to: Prevelance of Mikvaot during bayit sheni #817645
    Toi
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    people i know who have the money have private mikva’os. it was prevalent because of the halachos for eating certain matanos, or even chullin b’tahra. these things dont apply today.

    in reply to: Tefillin On Chol HaMoed. With a Bracha? #817755
    Toi
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    no. my minhag is to wear it till hallel on succos and till mussaf on pesach. i didnt make it up so dont yell at me.

    in reply to: Modern Orthodoxy at a crossroads #817606
    Toi
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    jothar- so nwhats the dilemma? what youre saying is- do we still agree that the torah is binding and unalterable or not. thats one of the 13 ikrim- why is the decision so difficult?

    in reply to: Lubavitch #820040
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    600 thingy person- its not a fringe movement. ive ben to crown heights. ive been to yerushalayim. ive been in central new york. ive been in canada. theyre everywhere. why dont the reg. lubobs take down all the mnoshiach propaganda. all the yellw baruch habba signs, and the flags being waved at their simchas beis. and everywhere? because they agree. its not a fringe movement. its the whoe movement.

    in reply to: Becoming Chareidi or MO? #818929
    Toi
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    zdad. gebrochts isnt a chumra that you take on. its a minhag. like whether you daven sfard or ashkenaz. sheesh you drive me nuts.darn it.

    in reply to: Equating gas chambers with computers #817468
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    mike- i think it makes sense. Hitler y”msh has does his damage and it was horrific beyond appreciation. every ipod in the hand of a jewish neshama is literally russian roulette. on a neshama. li’oilam va’ed. thats where i get this stuff.

    in reply to: And Then They Got Two Jerks #1152439
    Toi
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    be dan lkaf zchus. maybe the guy is married and has to go to some important appointment with his wife or kid. after you get married then you realize how many times crazy things happen that maybe you have to leave early. so maybe you put him in a bad spot and from his perspective you were being a jerk.

    in reply to: Lubavitch #820034
    Toi
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    why do you not see the humor in it?

    in reply to: Becoming Chareidi or MO? #818922
    Toi
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    not true. MO is a new invention. the creator/forebearer of it was quoted as saying (i read this in a book about him- very pro, not anti, this isnt propaganda) not verbatim that “modern orthodoxy lacks the wings to soar to the hights that the old-fashioned judaism allowed for”. he said so. so pick the one that allows you to soar. darn it.

    in reply to: I HATE SHIDDUCHIM!!!! #858861
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    i hate to be the realist but even someone whos now stable and was in therapy and came out stronger etc. has a decent chance of being affected later on in life, although they may not know it when theyre in the parshah. i know this from an experienced RY who has a hakpada on his talmidim not going out with girls that had certain histories because of stories like these, where they ARE perfectly stable etc. and 20 years later it comes back to haunt them. for the record dont yll at me how insensitive i am cuz i have a hefty historyt myself so know exactly what it feels like to be stereotyped. but passions and emotions dont get rid of facts.

    in reply to: dating in family age order #817628
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    i never understood this permission busoness. your older sibling doesdnt have power over you, and i dont understand who gave them the shlita to stop a younger sibling from experiencing happiness. i actually think its cruel and immoral. i understand that the older sibling would feel hurt if the younger would get married first but thats their nisyaon and its not your fault or business to try and astop it. wasnt it chizkyahu that was chyiv misah for making frum cheshbonos for not being oisek in pru urivu?

    in reply to: why are they freeing gilad?? #817425
    Toi
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    i just wanna point out that the terrorists are ipso facto being maskim that one soldier is as valuable as 1000 terrorists. talk about low self esteem.

    in reply to: Lubavitch #820029
    Toi
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    there’s a street in tzfas called in hebrew harebbe milubavitch shlita and underneath in english king moshiach shlita. i think its the funniest thing ive ever seen.

    in reply to: A Great Big Loss #817652
    Toi
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    u gotta figure that her husband or father would have paskined so. if they didnt then your probably wrong.

    in reply to: Most Moving Jewish Song In Your View #1097012
    Toi
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    the MBD memories. its the most moving song ive ever heard.

    in reply to: i cant get over it… #817394
    Toi
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    yay!! cuz im like!!!

    in reply to: How many time did you "one and done" based on looks? #818013
    Toi
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    i think its funny that you found a girl on here who on paper is “gorgeous” (im not insulting, just commenting), and everyone is all of a sudden so concerned why she doesnt get dates. you know nothing else about this girl, except that she can bh support, and have no idea; a. where shes holding; b. what else it says on her resume; and c. anything about HER. so why do you have any idea whether she should be getting dates? o. cuz shes skinny and pretty. i forgot.

    in reply to: Tefillin On Chol HaMoed. With a Bracha? #817748
    Toi
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    ya but with a bracha? not too common…

    in reply to: Eruv Tavshilin #1196606
    Toi
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    if your in ey and youre keeping two days then the t’nai eitzah above should be done on 2nd day Y”T.

    in reply to: ah ah ah #826561
    Toi
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    i thought this would be a thread aout sneezing. agav, it drives me nuts when people unload a pile of nasty tissues in front of me. dont know why im in the mood of sharing.

    in reply to: Kollels in Yerushalayim #817133
    Toi
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    appreciated.

    in reply to: Is it unTznius for a girl to ride a bike, razor, ATV? #817192
    Toi
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    itch and popa- -1. why cant you understand that even if its not assur per say al kol ponim it should be toluy in minhag amokom. and to make a crusade about it to do it bifarhesya abi to show what a purist you are is pathetic. go crusade about shabbos first.

    in reply to: Texting and Internet Ban In Lakewood Yeshiva #817670
    Toi
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    akuperma- shame on you to mock groise yidden.

    in reply to: can someone please explain? #817300
    Toi
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    its very easy for anyhere from new york or any other city where jews are a visible minority (or majority in BP) to say that a yarlmulka is ok at work but i know a few people who are shomer torah umitzvos who take it off at the office. if you think you dont ever need to then you live in a bubble. not everyone is as accepting as new york.maskim to popa.

    in reply to: Please vote. Who is correct? #818234
    Toi
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    eat. darn it. eat.

    in reply to: Is it unTznius for a girl to ride a bike, razor, ATV? #817184
    Toi
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    forbidden is a bit strong. i would say that people with a sensitivity to tznius and have some understanding for a mans yetzer wouldnt do it, but its not ossur. and yes, it does hurt me to be so liberal sometimes.

    in reply to: Is it unTznius for a girl to ride a bike, razor, ATV? #817183
    Toi
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    forbidden is a bit strong. i would say that people with a sensitivity to tznius and have some understanding for a mans yetzer wouldnt do it, but its not ossur. and yes, it does hurt me to be so liberal sometimes.

    in reply to: wearing perfume #817267
    Toi
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    sam- it is lifnei iver. it doesnt matter, lchoira, if there are more sources cuz every time you do it is a dif. cheftzah of aveirah. sis nisht yenah aveirah. the aveirah of him smelling her is a dif. aveirah then smelling source 2. i think its pretty poshut and mistaber.

    in reply to: Kollels in Yerushalayim #817130
    Toi
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    R berkowitzs kollel isnt the mainstream reg. style. whats the op looking for?

    in reply to: Modern Orthodoxy at a crossroads #817598
    Toi
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    jothar- if its the guys that cant tel the dif. between orthodoxy and weissism that we’re worried about, then either way theyd find something. conservative for example.

    in reply to: Gilad shalit release #816865
    Toi
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    if your not on the inside politically its tough to understand this decision. i think bbs smart enough that if these people represented a real threat it wouldnt have happened.

    in reply to: Equating gas chambers with computers #817465
    Toi
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    chair

    in reply to: Can a lady be too tznius? #1020177
    Toi
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    if you wont wear it out of your house then its a robe. doesnt matter what it costs. men notice that its not a dress. maybe women wont get this but they all have a “im fancy pjs” thing going on. i would serioiusly discourage my wife from wearing it around anyonje but family. thankfully, she wont anyway cuz of her own standards.

    in reply to: Equating gas chambers with computers #817463
    Toi
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    with me or at me? or am i better off not knowing?

    in reply to: Modern Orthodoxy at a crossroads #817592
    Toi
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    GAW- as long as your rebbe doesnt say anyhting…i wrote before, and i propose now, that your misreading; the reason why main stream rabbonim havent come out in force is because the majority of torah observing, Hashem fearing jews know this guys a wacko without any formal instruction.

    in reply to: Equating gas chambers with computers #817461
    Toi
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    also, i do think its worse. i dont care how crazy right wing nutjob fanatic yeshivish kollel chareidi i am. im not being mima’it the chashivus of one jewish life, but the effects of every aveira that any yid ever did, is doing or will do with an apple product is echoing forever and being mashchis the world.

    in reply to: Equating gas chambers with computers #817460
    Toi
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    mike- some things dont need evidence. thought that was understood.

    in reply to: Modern Orthodoxy at a crossroads #817584
    Toi
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    GAW- i think this ios the first time we ever agreed on something lol. what i mean is that if this dude theorieticaly believes in Hashem then its on thing to let women daven for the amud; quite another to wrip pesukim out of the klaf.

    in reply to: Modern Orthodoxy at a crossroads #817581
    Toi
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    do you think the amaleikim wont and shouldnt dislike us when you kill their children? let them hate us. we wont care. Hashem said to. your argument has no shaychis.

    in reply to: Steve Jobs, RIP #819184
    Toi
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    you cant put a netbok in your pocket. i agree (obviously) that all handheld movie/internet capable things are just as bad- not only those with an apple logo. that doesnt make the ones with an apple loge less bad, farshtaist? which still makes their creator one bad dude. and this is going in circles so im done.

    in reply to: Steve Jobs, RIP #819182
    Toi
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    zdad-you cannot keep it in your pocket. you cannot walk out of BM and find a little nook where you can get wifi. you are clearly not so aquainted with todays teens. i would get up to date if i were you.

    in reply to: Modern Orthodoxy at a crossroads #817561
    Toi
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    yit- to a certain degree your dead right. do you argue with your rav?no.the knowledge gap between you and your rav is less then that between weiss and any gadol from 200 yrs ago. the mans a shoteh. a brilliant, misguided, very mistaken shoteh.

    in reply to: When life hands you lemons… #818165
    Toi
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    second version- When life gives you lemons hit it in the head with a shovel. its less messy then an icepick.

    in reply to: Modern Orthodoxy at a crossroads #817551
    Toi
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    80- thats not funny.

    in reply to: Modern Orthodoxy at a crossroads #817549
    Toi
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    it means that we humble folk understand that our appreciation and perception of the torah is very very very limited,a nd certain yechidei segula live on a different plain, and, as such, understand issues and see things clearer then the average joe. to argue on these big people is downright dumb. R elchonon said about those who argue on rishonim “When someone argues on an amora hes a kofer; on a rishon-hes a shoiteh!” i think we apply that top gedolei hador- dont argue with them- they know best. just like you know better then your 3 year old kid.

    in reply to: Modern Orthodoxy at a crossroads #817534
    Toi
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    zdad-thats a treif hashkafa. we dont appease people to keep tabs on them. if theyre bad al pi torah theyre gone. thats it. fait accompli.

    in reply to: When life hands you lemons… #818157
    Toi
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    methinks- ah! a man after my own heart.

    in reply to: When life hands you lemons… #818152
    Toi
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    spit pits at people!

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