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December 28, 2016 8:09 pm at 8:09 pm in reply to: Preparing children for REAL LIFE at a very young age #1206554Little FroggieParticipant
RY… quite good..
Little FroggieParticipantLB: They used elephants then as they now use tanks.
Little FroggieParticipantIs it true they outlawed donuts in Eretz Yisroel? (why aren’t they escaping to more safer ground?!?)
Little FroggieParticipantOY…
I’m so sorry I left you all in suspense.
It’s supposed to be read in Gemarah lashon
??? ?????? ?? ??!
I had in mind someone..
Little FroggieParticipantI, for one, do appreciate that article. You see, I chanced by such an occurrence, for the first time, in a Shule other that the one I frequent, and I observed this occurrence. I pashut thought everyone lost their senses, it seemed SO OBSURD!! What a hashgacha to have read all about it here just today!!
Little FroggieParticipantProbably Little me. With half a typo
Little FroggieParticipantHOLD IT Put the plane in reverse.
I forgot exclamation points!! (oops, I just did!! (hey, I just did it again!! (and again!! (and again))))
Little FroggieParticipantNope…
Try again..
Little FroggieParticipantThat was the Dihydrogen Monoxide thing a student wrote up.
You can look it up yourself dhmo pintele org
(how people could be SO hoodwinked!!!)
Little FroggieParticipantLittle FroggieParticipant1) Turn the plane upside down
2) Put it in reverse
3) Drop it where it is
4) Call 911. Tell ’em you’re waiting till they send someone to help.
5) Press the {F8} button – that’s the Reset!
OK so we used up the first five.
A plane can normally go on without the pilot. There’s the co-pilot and additional crew who know how to land a plane perfectly. Nevertheless they request emergency clearance at the closest feasible spot and land there.
Oops – forgot to mention – they can call out if there’s a Little Froggie on board. Binder Dondat. A smaller aircraft. (And yes – it was fun. Those things you actually feel like you’re flying and controlling it. With these clumsy biggies, you miss that feeling)
Little FroggieParticipantLittle FroggieParticipantMy sheer intelligence, dazzling bright mind tell me I belong to the other one…
Little FroggieParticipantShhh…. You wouldn’t want people to know…
Little FroggieParticipantGood!!!
Now that I have this whole place for myself I can begin…
Little FroggieParticipantHere I am. I am so smart – in fact brilliant, so I don’t even need the whole (even half) world to know. I am snug knowing how brilliant I am, I have no need or urge to trump it in public. Most of the time, in fact, I hide my brilliance, with my utter bright and sharp mind. And try to use it, unobtrusively, unassumingly, for Avodas HaShem and for other’s benefit.
Little FroggieParticipantThere’s a beautiful story I read that I’d like to relate soon, about this topic. ??”? when I have more time.
Little FroggieParticipantI am probably me. (And a few others too!)
Little FroggieParticipantWhat would I do? I would call for help.
I actually did. It was a freezing cold afternoon, and I found a guy sprawled out on the sidewalk. I hurriedly called 911. The operator ask me a few questions and then asked me to feel him… I nearly passed out. There was no way I was gonna touch a drunk man. I yelled for her to just send help. She got the message.
Little FroggieParticipantGoing to Eretz Yisroel?!? Could you please take a small package for me? (small refrigerator)
Little FroggieParticipantMAZEL TOV!!
I do remember you, though I didn’t have much interaction.
May Good Mazel and Brocha follow you through life, together, happily!!
December 14, 2016 5:31 am at 5:31 am in reply to: It is so wrong to park your car in midair. #1198746Little FroggieParticipantIf you park your car mid-air, then you’re off the wall..
Little FroggieParticipantYOUR subtitle is lishmo’a, not mine.
Little FroggieParticipantDidn’t get a chance to look it up. What does he say?
Little FroggieParticipantPerson1, you have a problem with me?? Join the crowd…
Seriously, you’re coming in middle of a convo, (a dif thread)
Little FroggieParticipantYou’re a B.G. for over a year?!?
Little FroggieParticipantBG, (I can’t get myself to call you by your sn, sorry), my ‘article’ was tongue in cheek for whoever needed it. Don’t get carried away with it.
And LuL:
I heard an approach, it’s kedai to listen (lishmo’a) – maybe I’m a Gadol (you have to be dan l’zchus!). And the idea is somewhat along these lines: a person should make his / her hishtadlus in this inyan, but place the emphasis on betachon on HaShem. As I heard quoted, when HaShem sees your ‘taking over’ He says ‘OK little one, let’s see what you could do for yourself’. This, I heard, is a reason why so many bright individuals cannot make ends meet, somehow they don’t end up being the millionaires. HaShem says to them, ‘your so bright, you’re seemingly in control – let’s see what you could do’.
Of course one must make the hishtadlus, but as we learn from the Parsha of Shidduchim, in the end (beginning and middle too) it’s all about ????? ?????.
Little FroggieParticipantLuL:
You’d be surprised, there are lots of women who didn’t “go out” at all. And are happily married. (one second, let me ask Frogette)
After parents or caregivers or shadchanim check it out, the parties involved meet at prospective Kallah’s house. It’s not for a game or frivolous chatting, it’s for serious stuff, they meet in a tzanua’dik setting. They get to see if they like each other enough to start a Yiddishe home together. If they find themselves compatible and willing, they go ahead and finalize. Three or four meetings more or less is the norm, believe it or not. And then, (and a SPIRITUAL INCLINED FEMALE should surely know), many circles do not communicate until after the Chuppa. It does not bring out the best in either to mix, mingle with the other – the are NOT couple yet. And if all works out (which would more likely happen if they use restraint at the beginning), they’ll have each other to talk to many, many years!!
Take a tip from Yitzchak Avinu (actually that’s why the Torah choose to write it) ????? ???? ????? ??? ??? ???? ?? ???? ???? ?? ???? ???????. He brought her in to his mother’s tent (he found her compatible – ??? ??? ???) he married her, and THEN grew to love her. That is the way for a Yiddishe marriage to succeed. You don’t have to love before marriage, and it won’t bring out any good.
But of course any highly spiritual female knows that.
Little FroggieParticipantSomeone in the Coffee Room finished it off..
Little FroggieParticipantI don’t think they’re any more spiritual than their counterparts. It’s just that they get to describe it with ten kavim.
Little FroggieParticipantHow do spiritually inclined females even think of going out, dating, PLAYING GAMES?!? Shouldn’t they be on a higher dargah?!? Shouldn’t they suffice with a mere glance? (actually a spiritually inclined female will have no use for looks, that’s for the shallow male..) After all they’re the ones with the wisdom, insight, thoughtfulness, intuition. They know how to read people’s faces, expressions, foreheads and palms. Chachma, bina, daas and every thing else in between… Figure him out even before he attempts to speak. Why all the extra ‘fun’?!? A spiritually filled female ought to exude rays of holiness…
I don’t get it… Am I missing something?!?
Little FroggieParticipantAnd of course I add my line to that:
And Goyim are even on a higher level – they don’t need any mitzvohs.
Little FroggieParticipantShopping – EXACTLY how you put it. – Someone who is trying to reach their 100 percent, their potential as a Jew.
December 9, 2016 4:09 pm at 4:09 pm in reply to: Does your wife read YWN? (and a confession) #1198032Little FroggieParticipant-Ask Little Froggie what he thinks.-
Little Froggie doesn’t think. Thinkerator has been temporarily shut down. Will be going on auto-think for the while.
Little FroggieParticipantLuL: I’m not into politics either. And polotics is not a male thingy. Lately there has been some female who tried to get into the white house. I suppose that was female in politics. (unless she wanted to sneak in)
Little FroggieParticipantLB, It may come as a surprise to you, but I seem to remember that non-females tread the earth too. In fact some of those creatures frequent (or USED to frequent) this site. Until it was taken over by {Seminary I, Seminary II, Seminary III, Seminary XXII, Nail Polish, Tznius, Hair Length}. I suppose some of those non-female creatures were waiting for a chance. Remember, they only get a tenth… edgewise.
fyi the OP was writing in a language called Yeshivish Shprach. Maybe giggle it.
Little FroggieParticipantAny REAL woman out there?!?
If women had true bina yesaira, wouldn’t they know NOT to indulge in these conversations?!?
Little FroggieParticipantOish… LuL, you’re disappointing me… You’re all for the women with all the good stuff… more spirituality.. more bina… I thought you’d be able to guess my thoughts… (I guess maybe, could be, perhaps, efsher, ken zain you don’t know how to operate a joke)
Little FroggieParticipantLuL:
You’re a woman, so says she. And you have the extra beans.
What am I about to say?!?
Little FroggieParticipantLet’s (as in letz) try again.
Someone truly ‘spiritual’, higher level, holier, has not need to compare, debate.
For the sake of harmony, let’s (see above) not…
Little FroggieParticipantA man would say it’s only a woman’s concern what a man thinks a woman is thinking a man is thinking a woman is thinking a man is thinking a woman is thinking. A man is not concerned what a woman is thinking a man is thinking a woman is thinking a man is thinking a woman is thinking.
Little FroggieParticipantMen who are busy doing the Ratzon HaShem do not bother to worry about what women think.
Little FroggieParticipantIf they’re wearing high heels, I bet they are.
Little FroggieParticipantOK
Answer #2) Two Malachim who protested to HaShem, why he made man. They desecned, to be tested, and fell… They were banished and had to wait for this opportunity. Another version reads (I think, malachim who said ?? ??????? ?????, they took credit for themselves, it was they who had to wait for this opportune time.
Answer #3) (read somewhere) Malachim who descended from above in the time of ????, they tried to seduce her. She asked for their wings and they gave it. She flew to safety (forgot where), they stood without their wings, thus needed a ladder to get back up.
Answer #4) It was young Malachim, they didn’t know how to use their wings. So they needed a ladder.
I KID YOU NOT. These are taken from Seforim Hakedoshim. I, for one, have no inkling about what I just wrote. But it’s ???? ????? ????.
LuL: I’m dead serious on this one.
(did I ever joke?)
Really appreciate this. Thanks so much.
Little FroggieParticipantThank you Mr. Mayor for posing this question to us, little beings, going about our business of parking, searching, snooping, snatching, guarding, grabbing, grasping … having all available space outlawed, prohibited.. Every bus stop – half a city block, every hydrant – thirty feet. I surely do suppose you own a garage at Gracie Mansion, otherwise half your day would be wasted at circling round and round, you couldn’t be too productive…
Mr. Mayor, our bravest are slightly more advanced, they know more or less how to handle hoses, trucks, firefighting apparatus. All that’s needed in front of a hydrant is perhaps two feet maximum, to allow the fattest of the bravest to fit in any which angle he (or she?) chooses to go thru. A hose won’t take up much room. Trust me, Mr. Mayor, I’ve seen those hoses, they don’t take up more than four inches.
I propose me amend the NYC constitution to allow parking up to one foot each side of the hydrant. And to limit the space occupied by bus stops to one and a half bus lengths. Enough to let a bus in all the way to the curb and allow it to exit. Of course assuming NYC hires competent city bus drivers.
Honorably Yours,
Little Forggie
Parking Place Pursuit Proliferation
Little FroggieParticipantSeems like no one is interested in this. So I’m gonna have to talk to myself.
Ansewer #1) The malachim of Eretz Yisroel were going up. Those of chutz l’aretz were going down.
December 4, 2016 5:27 pm at 5:27 pm in reply to: Who was the worst President of your lifetime? #1197175Little FroggieParticipantMy one and a quarter cents?
This character Clinton. My filter, excuse me, would not allow me to read up, not that I was really into all, or part of his debauchery, shmutz. A president is supposed to be the face of the nation, tho one who stands for the nation. And this menuval brought it low, way low. Imagine having a president you don’t trust to babysit… As Jews, we ought to look upon thsese matters before evaluation whether he’s good or bad for the economy. Whether he’s good or bad for Israel, too. Morality is our prime focus. Now, we know that all goyim are not tzadikim… but we, as Jews, as representatives of HaShem on this world, have to be concerned with one who is so openly vile, disgusting, lewd, base.
People look up to us, take note of whom we admire, who we support. No, we cannot be known as a people who throw away everything important, everything of value for a mere bit of carrots.
Thank you for saving me the time…Exactly what I had thought to say
Little FroggieParticipantNo, no, I just moved it out. I realized I put it on the wrong site… this site is turning into… so I moved it out. Escaped would be the right word. NO!! Don’t follow me!!! Stay where you are!!
December 1, 2016 8:02 pm at 8:02 pm in reply to: Why are you a religious/torah observant Jew? #1196479Little FroggieParticipantWinnie:
That is precisely the essence of the Aleinu Tefillah. Our appreciation that we are able to recognize and give reverence and thanks to our Great Creator.
Little FroggieParticipantMe?!?
Yeah. That’s why I post here. (so far at least). Uh, let me go back and check… There’s about 400 threads I started, roughly about 3,000 posts I wrote (make this 3001). Maybe in one I was right. Could be.
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