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…night’s sleep.
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…hot bath.
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…geshmakeh dvar torah.
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…geshmakeh post in the CR
although i love hockey games and have followed my nhl team for years and years, i’ve learned to move on and live life without it. and y’know what………there’s a beautiful life outside of the world of sports that, b”h, i’ve adjusted to, and i busy myself with more important things. this lockout was definitely a good thing for me and my ruchnios, personally.
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2 fries and a coke, please
but if you drink a shot of ???? ??? ???????? right after, it counteracts and eliminates the sourness of the vinegar.
i have this sense of paranoia that someone is following me around all day long….ssshhhh….i think i he’s coming, he’s….he’s ..oh, n…mmmffhthhalghvfmmmm!!!!!!
you also need ou-d to let you know not to mix this product with anything fleishigs (meat) that you are eating, as it would constitute as dairy.
this topic has been discussed before in several threads, you can view them here:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/gimme-a-break-cholov-yisroel
i love the sense of camaradie when an entire line of cars team up to prevent a jerk from cutting in at the front.
stay strong, brothers and sisters!
mazel tov to Barak, and the whole Obama family. man, 4 more years, eh? what were you americans thinking???
how many times is it appropriate to say “what?” before you just nod and smile because you still didn’t hear or understand a word they said?
“Everybody believes in God, hopefully. But do you know how much God believes in us? The world still exists. That means God believes in us; believes we can fix everything.”
– Get High! The Wisdom of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach Z”tl
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nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you’re wrong.
some of these suggestions had me laughing out loud!
sometimes i’ll look down at my watch 3 consecutive times and still not know what time it is
how are people supposed to know about this website?? especially those without power? word of mouth i guess….(just thinking aloud). nonetheless this is really beautiiful and i hope everyone has a warm, serene, and lichtige shabbos wherever you and your family may be.
Ahem! can we please stay off topic! thenk yewww
now, where was I? oh yes, my mentos. can you please pass me that coke bottle?
i know of one chassuna that was postponed to Thursday night
how long till we get hot coffee in the CR? this one’s freezing cold!
anyhow, up here in canada we’re enjoying beautiful, mild weather. so aside from all this superstorm news ‘n stuff, some people on this planet are doing pretty good. (could you imagine! there are other cities with real people past those NY bridges??) 😛
hey american neighbours! if you want to visit or move further north where it’s safe and warm, you’re always welcome here!! besides, we could use more people up here to fill our beautiful country!
this is a nice topic, aurora. +1 to you.
here is a thought i had a year ago. sorry i know it’s not a story, but a powerful thought i had.
i sat by a table once, by a modern orthodox wedding, with other chassidish cousins. there were several of us relatives there who were all different types. chassidish, modern orthodox, yeshivish etc. yet everyone was having a great time shmoozing with each other and enjoying each others’ company. it was almost a surreal scene, but it was so beautiful. then i realized something incredible that changed the way i look at yidden. and that is that we pretty much are all the same.
we might dress differently, talk hebrew with different accents, and have a different nussach in davening. but at the end of the day we are all the same. we differ in literally only a handful of mitzvos – but then that’s it! if only we would mingle and shmooze, like we did that wedding night and just get to know each other, we would see how much the same we really are.
that man has chicken feet.
stop, pots, tops, spot, opts, post
6 words, same letters. coooooooool!
the way the question was posed, automatically turned me off for such a shidduch prospective. one of the top priorities datees have on their little list for shidduchim is health, and so one (i know i) would be worried about the health of such a person. depression is a medical issue, and is an illness. this is a fact. it is an illness. so if i have girls -who are healthy- ready to date, and this girl -who is NOT-, why would a boy consider her? is one so wrong for choosing to date the healthy girl?? i think NOT!
do you actually leave your bed in middle of the night to snack, or is this before going to bed?
i was serious! but i said two things.
1) i assumed you were asking someone in their right mind
2) the truth is, and don’t deny it, that you don’t display or expose people’s chesronos who are dating. if you do, there will always be a resounding NO. did i say something false?
syag: “hence the real source of the shidduch crisis. ” huh??
zahavadad: that’s unfair to push people to marry someone with a medical issue! would you push your child into such a marriage because of “the Shidduch crisis”??! I wouldn’t!
having said that, such information SHOULD DEFINITELY BE REVEALED BEFORE A MARRIAGE PROPOSAL i.e. after several dates, where one should take time to weigh the situation: their maalos vs the depression.
OOT question: what are cheese fries??
it is a wonderful moisid. i lived in that area (sanhedria meruchevet)for a few years, and knew r’ chaim mayer ehrenster very well. what about do you care to know about?
i agree with gavra_at_work. funny, i never saw that poster before. i clicked his name but got ‘user not found’ message. weird.
i know for myself, in all honesty, (to my everlasting shame,) tend to forget to say a brocha achrona after eating something if i am not eating it by my kitchen/diningroom table.
not ALWAYS. but very very often. i’ll only remember hours later. so i don’t think it’s so much of a problem of mentchlichkeit per se, as it is with actually making our brochos properly. or making our brochos all together. if we eat in the street you also have a problem if you leave the street to enter a reshus hayochid, which no requires one to make a new brocho. (classic example: someone grabs a danish and coffee after shacharis, makes a brocha, takes a bite/sip, then leaves shul goes outside to his car which requires him now to make a new brocha)
ooou, oooou, me! where do I sign up?
i mean, are you serious?! why would someone in their right mind want someone with ANY problem??? NOT to say that people are perfect, and everyone has SOME chessronos, but when displayed out in the open, the answer will always be a resounding NO.
proudjew83 – let’s put the halachic issue aside and look at it ideally.
the fact is that a person doesn’t marry a woman in a vacuum, and the reality is that you marry ‘into a family’. her parents are now your parents (in-laws), with all dinim of kibbud av v’eim, and other halachos that come with it. yes she might be frum and a great girl, etc etc, but the boy also has to now deal with a non-jewish father-in-law which may be a very uncomfortable and sticky situation which one doesn’t necessarly want to put himsef into ??????? (ideally).
proudjew83 – let’s put the halachic issue aside and look at it ideally.
the fact is that a person doesn’t marry a woman in a vacuum, and the reality is that you marry ‘into a family’. her parents are now your parents (in-laws), with all dinim of kibbud av v’eim, and other halachos that come with it. yes she might be frum and a great girl, etc etc, but the boy also has to now deal with a non-jewish father-in-law which may be a very uncomfortable and sticky situation which one doesn’t necessarly want to put himsef into ??????? (ideally).
i noticed too, zk. but it makes it all the more difficult to stick around for long periods of time when the moderators have gone fishing with them! on a regular day there are constant delays updating our posts, sometimes for hours and hours at a time!
welll…(*clears throat, straightens shtreimel*), it really is a difficult level to attain and one seriously needs years of practice in the study of torah, mussar, kabbalah, and also to be tomid b’simchah. But I digress, i don’t want to make the impression that i have reached such a lofty level of kedusha -not that i didn’t, hehe, it’s just my supreme humility of course that is holding me back. but i digress.
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hey, how ’bout those Yankees? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
barney read this thread and says hi
mazel tov, oomis1105! ?? ??? ?????? ??? in good health.
-wikipedia started
-remember a crazy story of a bridge collapsing in minneapolis during rush hr
-crocs
-baseball & steroids
-craigslist
-H1N1 swine flu
..and the dish ran away with the spoon.
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LOL!! need a place to date? no problem, there’s an app for that too…
i thought this was a thread about baalhabooze’s family tree. lol.
r’ orlofsky once said that -generally- the difference between a parent in israel and a parent in america, is how they bring up their child. the parent in america tries his hardest to raise his child to grow up to be an ehrliche yid. the parent in israel raises his kid to be a kodosh.
kudos to Naysberg for his good intentions in raising his child to be, not good, but great.
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mishneh berura says to say oseh maaseh berishis or if you want shekocho begevuroso molei olam
i changed once to bump a thread i enjoyed, since i wanted more people to post on that particular topic
they are gemoras which are reprinted with a clear beautiful typeset, with outstanding peirushim/commentaries/explanations that assist in a very user-friendly way.
there wuz so many things that come to mind
on a personal level i got married and had 4 kids in that decade 🙂
otherwise,
we’ve seen a whole slew of stuff
– first black US president (oh, bomb, aaaaa!),
– youtube started in, i think, 2005
– enron filed for chapter 11
– london subway train bombing
– micheal jackson died in 2009
– bernie madoff ponzi scheme
– war on iraq
but on a more jewish level
– mesifta gemoras
– oiz v’hadar gemoras
– artscroll completes the schottenstein shas
– 2005, 11th siyum hashas
– and of course the invention of the all-important, world famous Kosherlamp!