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  • in reply to: Software to Slow Down Shiur Speed #959405
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    Audacity? You mean asking them to slow down?

    I have the opposite problem. I wish speakers would speak faster.

    in reply to: Tinok ben Raizel #934121
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    Bubby – Omein!

    in reply to: Do You Play Sports? #935032
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    Good to know I’m not the only active one here, YiddishM!

    (Don’t play competitive sports though)

    in reply to: Salad Dressings #934148
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    Thanks 42, that sounds delicious, I’ll have to try it soon!

    in reply to: Why Do We Date Like We Do? #934618
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    Some structure is good. Being ridiculously hung up on every little thing is bad.

    in reply to: Post Here to Add/Change Your Subtitle #1199224
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    Saysme: it is driving me crazy. I know it. where does it come from??

    in reply to: ? In Concordance #935374
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    I’ll just have to bump this every day until someone answers (b”n) And Saysme, it doesn’t say it on the first or last page, what does it say in yours?

    in reply to: The Squiggly Sign in My Subtitle #934919
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    Potpie: Nope.

    in reply to: YWN Topic Type and Your Responses #934027
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    lol DY

    I like meta-topics and humorous mesholim.

    in reply to: Yeshiva or College #934431
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    DR: Very few people have that choice. If you value Torah, you will value it no matter what you do.

    I think it is best to do something that suits your talents and with which you can contribute to the world. Hashem gives the parnasa.

    in reply to: Why Do We Date Like We Do? #934616
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    Who decides the social norms? We do.

    in reply to: The Squiggly Sign in My Subtitle #934917
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    Squeak: Nice correction. I was going to ask to put in the d/dTorah but it looks okay to me now and I figured it would just confuse people.

    Edit: Also, it would not fit on one line.

    in reply to: Tinok ben Raizel #934117
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    Thanks Oomis. I felt it would only be appropriate to have at least 2 topics about this.

    in reply to: Rabbits on Pesach #934340
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    Alfalfa sprouts, carrots and random raw veggies. You may want to call a vet to check what your rabbit needs. What breed is it?

    in reply to: Average #934844
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    DY: No, but I’d rather not say, so please don’t guess anything else.

    Kanoi: Just so you know, it is impossible for the majority of the people to be above the 50th percentile. Whatever.

    WIY: 5’4 (I am not exactly this height. Not that it matters.) Thanks for the compliment.

    Squeak: An infinitely great one like you has no need among us finite ones. Sister, wife, or mother? (Only because you like dropping hints. 🙂 )

    in reply to: Why I am still frum #969921
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    DY: thanks. I figured.

    in reply to: Average #934839
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    In Popa’s terms: (interesting that you chose these three to define yourself)

    Height: average for frum girl, below average in the rest of the world.

    Obnoxiousness: Don’t know how to be purposely obnoxious. Is it so bad to like getting along with people?

    Brains: average to low average for my field.

    in reply to: Average #934837
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    Hyper what?

    Popa: It’s an open ended question, but very very open on either end.

    in reply to: can i find guitar Jewish songs tutorials anywhere? #933880
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    She’ll have to google since the links aren’t allowed on this site.

    in reply to: Best Chocolate #952567
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    I second Gamanit’s question.

    in reply to: How can one judge favorably for this? #934131
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    It doesn’t sound like the most sensitive thing the Rabbi could have done, but we don’t know enough of the story to judge anything.

    in reply to: Why I am still frum #969902
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    I’m talking about times where there is not much halacha, if any, about it. Like during Kabolas Shabbos.

    Also, people need to be aware that there can be conflicting ideals; even when one ideal is clear and the other is nebulous. “Frummer” is not always better. In some (many? most?) situations, it might make more sense to not be medakdek k’chut hasaarah on a minhag tov even if it’s written in hilchos beis hakneses; if it means making people uncomfortable.

    Everyone, VM explained himself.

    You know what bothers me? When people say Tehilim during Shema and Chazaras Hashatz. I hope this only happens in the ladies’ section.

    in reply to: ? In Concordance #935373
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    Nu? My LOR doesn’t know.

    in reply to: Do GPSs cause people to go OTD? #933784
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    Love the title!

    in reply to: Facebook Is To Blame For Rising Orthodox Jewish Divorce Rate? #935283
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    Neither are you on Facebook, or neither are you divorced?

    I agree with your point. It sounds like people show off a lot on Facebook, which can only lead to jealousy in others.

    in reply to: Politeness�Pet Peeves #934370
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    funnybone: Well, you should say please. It makes a kiddush Hashem.

    in reply to: Best Chocolate #952557
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    LOL OOM! There is just no point in arguing with you.

    Shnitzy, that was very entertaining.

    And OOM, I don’t like ice cream, so I would definitely not like chocolate with ice cream.

    OOM – have you ever TASTED a Schmerling bar?

    in reply to: Why I am still frum #969888
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    VM, what do you mean by talking in shul? Are you referring to times when it is bedieved permissible?

    in reply to: Best Chocolate #952549
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    OOM: No, because it’s probably not CY? Yes I know you Chalav Stam people have more fun. But personally, I am happy with my Schmerling.

    in reply to: ? In Concordance #935371
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    Please? I am really curious! And I can’t understand the Latin introduction.

    in reply to: Best Brand of Pickles #942666
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    When you say rye, do you mean the grain, or alcohol?

    in reply to: Filtering the Water #933821
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    Sam2: Is that the way being meikil is usually done? Statistically? I find that fascinating.

    in reply to: Davening in Public #933690
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    Thank you, Oh S.

    in reply to: Small Fish in a Big Pond #933741
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    Ouch. I meant to write the opposite of the title.

    Oh well, interesting responses nonetheless.

    in reply to: Yeshiva Derech Chaim #934797
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    I know several people who have married boys from Derech Chaim, and are very happy with the guidance and middos there.

    in reply to: Salad Dressings #934146
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    Bump. Ferd, thanks for the recipe.

    in reply to: Salad Dressing #933674
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    ari-free: that seems like too much oil.

    Gamanit: Interesting

    Nechoma: Interesting ideas. I’d rather make my own from scratch.

    YW 007: Sorry!

    in reply to: Best Chocolate #952547
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    Shnitzy and Gamanit: Good to know I’m not the only one! Please let me know if you find anything (chalav yisrael) that even approaches Schmerlings.

    in reply to: The YWN Coffee Room Welcome Wagon #1064745
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    Welcome Shnitzy (great posting btw) and yiddishmeidel!

    And, I was never welcomed either. Who wants to rectify that?

    in reply to: Avoiding Secular Music #934019
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    haifagirl: I agree.

    Purple, what I mean to say is, you don’t know how Hashem is answering your tefilos. Your sister will get married when it is her time, and you will get married in your time. Maybe Hashem is saving your tefilos for the right time! Of course you can ask for whatever you want, but Hashem may say “No” if it wouldn’t be good for you.

    Maybe your sister is finishing a degree now and will be more relaxed if she meets the right one in the summer. Maybe her zivug needs to grow a little more to be worthy of her. Your tefilos will help it be good, but you can’t take her not getting engaged yet as a sign that they weren’t answered. Hashem loves every one of your tefilos, and they will all ultimately be answered for the best outcome that will enable everyone to serve Hashem in the best way for them.

    in reply to: Facebook Is To Blame For Rising Orthodox Jewish Divorce Rate? #935281
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    I’m not on Facebook and I’m not divorced. Just adding a data point.

    in reply to: In Witch He Snorted #1115521
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    My animagus would definitely be something that flies, I love birds and have always wanted to fly.

    in reply to: Hair Loss with Yeshiva Guys #1170611
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    I haven’t noticed this in my male family members or their friends or our neighbors. Maybe there’s something in the water where you live?

    in reply to: Cocoa Room Request #933829
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    Interesting idea. I suppose you would moderate it, Purple? I shudder to think of reading those posts.

    But, it really would invite bad people, so overall ??? ??? ??? ??? ????.

    in reply to: Politeness�Pet Peeves #934365
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    It bothers me when people criticize others in public for private, past, or one-time offenses. Say it bothers you when it happens, then forgive them, then don’t bring it up later.

    It is different when there is an ongoing situation, which there isn’t now.

    I like it when people say please or thank you.

    in reply to: Being Thrifty #933696
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    Sewing. Knowing how to mend your own clothes helps save a lot of money.

    For girls, investing in a top quality hair dryer and iron. Saves you lots of money in getting your hair professionally done over the years.

    Also for girls, when you buy makeup, only the part that touches your skin (base etc) needs to be top quality. Blush and eye makeup has pretty much no difference with increase in price.

    And in addition, for girls, learning how to cook. Just kidding! That goes for everyone.

    in reply to: Why I am still frum #969876
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    But I’m still frum anyway, because I’m not a retard and I don’t think that being frum means I think every frum person is not socially awkward and is nice. Nor every frum community–some of them are real jerks, and that is ok.

    Great point and well delivered.

    in reply to: Stupid Inventions #1028055
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    powdered pudding packets

    in reply to: Davening in Public #933688
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    Oh S. Some of us have really long commutes and their davening is more likely to be a hurried mumble if it’s done at 5 am while they’re getting ready to leave the house. 🙂

    I recently davened Mincha in a semi-public place that was not public transportation, and was surprised how uncomfortable I felt. It really made no logical sense.

    in reply to: Grammar Is Making a Comeback #934573
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    I agree that clear communication is very important.

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