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Popa is at the asifa and has logged in to YWN-CR with his crackberry.
There’s a fundraising idea – web-based email through YWN!
Or, if he’s not a Yid, just wish him Good Morning and smile when you walk past him.
But what if a giyores, whose ancestors were never slaves, wants to eat Turduchen?
Maybe Haifagirl could run a playwriting workshop for the girls, and I could help the girls adapt it for a musical to be performed on visiting day.
The Vaad HaTof will be returning them after sefira.
The National Organization of Women took them and are replacing them with personhole covers.
Momma rat to teenage rat: “Put the cover back on! We live in a sewer, not a barn!”
I thought Joseph ran a competing website?
There are enough good singers out there that I’d rather hire someone who shows up to the gig with a smile on his face, a good attitude and who is reasonable to work with than someone whose name people recognize.
Mishpacha. I stopped buying Ami with the White House cover with Nazi flags also.
I did read the article about the yeshiva bochur defending his drinking habits, and it was shocking. I think that was the point! It should be an eye opener to anyone who thinks drinking isn’t a problem and/or can’t become one.
I second Aries and will add Oomis. (What does Oomis mean anyway?)
In defense of Haifagirl, I take great pride in the fact that my husband cares enough to make corrections to the letters my son’s English teacher sends home.
No, we don’t send them back, but one day my son might do the correcting before we see it, and I just hope we’ve ingrained in him the importance of ‘asking for clarification’ with derech eretz…
Apy, depends on the icon. They have their saints and such they ask to intercede on their behalf.
The funniest one I know of is the one they stick head first in the dirt in their backyard when they lose something. “Nope… I don’t see it here either…”
Here’s a quiz based on the population at today’s activity. ID the following:
1) shaved head, long payess curled inward
2) tzitzit with no stripes, worn outside shirt
3) knickers and white knee socks
4) knickers, white knee socks and bekeshe
5) knickers, white knee socks and shirt, black vest
6) black hat, turned up (I think), black suit, no tie
–(mechitza)–
7) small hat on top of short sheitel
8) large tichel, suit
9) dark sheitel, black top and skirt, silver shoes
10) colorful tichel, tan sweater, long black skirt
11) blue shirt, blue and green skirt
12) black and white striped sweater and black skirt, black and white striped sweater and black skirt, black and white striped sweater and black skirt, black and white striped onesie
Extra credit:
1) How many KLP juice boxes did I pick up and throw away that didn’t belong to me?
2) Where was I?
D)i. never-ever
ii. almost never
iii. mostly never
And you know someone is ____ because they are/are not wearing ___?
How do you tell who is who?
You could have told him he had to burn it the next morning!
Now, how do I show this post to our “Assistant Chazzan” without offending…
nfgo3: I agree completely.
Or, to put it in the current vernacular: +1
(Paging Haifagirl…)
We had our most meaningful seder ever, although we finished “early” by anyone’s standards.
We still haven’t finished second night from last year.
Is pepper spray muktzeh?
Good for you for sticking by your intuition, and thank you for the warning.
I wonder if this is related:
“A golden key can open any door
Meaning
Money opens any door.
Origin
This notion must be as old as money itself. The first person who is known to have written it down is the English playwright John Lyly, in Euphues and his England, 1580:
Who is so ignorant that knoweth not, gold be a key for euery locke, chieflye with his Ladye.
The proverb was the basis of the 1969 British comedy The Magic Christian, in which characters played by Peter Sellars and Ringo Starr use large amounts of money to bribe people to humiliate themselves by doing things completely out of character.”
Just heartrending. Thank you for putting our shared thoughts and prayers into words.
Besides, pru ervu isn’t on women, but only women can enable men to fulfill it, at risk to their own lives, and we do it anyway.
Far east, only because this isn’t a private CR. It can be read by anyone anywhere (except maybe China).
I just went and read the other thread, and it seems that any discussion of mosering will eventually have something to do with child molestation c”vs, sooner if not later. I don’t know why that would be unexpected.
“When a man is sick c”v, and the entire household is in turmoil, is it “all about him” ? Would the wife not be entitled to her support etc.?”
How sick is sick c”vs? When is the woman entitled to anything when it’s her job to take care of the kids when they’re sick?
MP, I’ve got my chometzdig shovel ready.
“Based on Popa’s IP address, he does not have any other screennames.”
I appreciate the note, but how do we know Popa didn’t post it?
because of this.
Am I the only one on this thread who’s not Popa?
Based on Popa’s IP address, he does not have any other screennames.
Oomis +1
The woman-bashing lately has really been disgusting. There’s no excuse for it. Well, you can come up with any excuse you want, but that doesn’t make it a good excuse, it just displays bad middos. This isn’t a locker room (or a mikvah).
“_____”
“How about you agree it was funny, and then I’ll agree it was a tad offensive?”
There is nothing funny about child molestation and what you wrote was outrageously offensive.
I’m not posting this thinking you’ll care about what I wrote as much as I am posting to support soliek.
I’m also sick and tired of all the woman-bashing that’s been going on here. The subtitle is bad enough, but lately it’s been like a locker room here. That is as much the fault of the mods – maybe mods shouldn’t be allowed to approve their own posts.
Mod 42 – rbrikser?
…esp. when you’re lucky to get 2 that aren’t broken.
Mazel tov?
The New United Later Lira – NULL – under development
DEV
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Health, thanks for helping me make my point. Chag kasher v’sameach, and hatzlacha with, you know, everything.
Back up a minute.
You’re wondering if men, such as yourself, would have been better off if Hashem *hadn’t* created women (and therefore wouldn’t be around to raise men’s children, either). Who needs women who “play their pregnancies to the hilt”? Who needs women who are “attention seekers”? Who needs women who “maybe have mental/emotional problems”?
I brought up kollel malingerers to illustrate how ridiculous your gross generalizations are.
I don’t personally know of any women who have ever played their pregnancies to the hilt, but I have met both men *and* women who are attention seekers/have mental/emotional problems. I’ve also met doctors who act like they hate women, and the world would indeed be better off without them.
Maybe the question should be, why did Hashem make them that way?
Health – so, you’re divorced, and you’re wondering if men are better off that Hashem created women, since some, according to you, “play their pregnancies to the hilt/are attention seekers/maybe have mental/emotional problems.”
Sounds like you’re the one with the agenda. Please tell me you don’t want to be a doctor for humans.
Let’s talk about all the women who work themselves to the bone so that they merit a chelek of their husbands’ “learning” while they’re actually bumming around kollel at their father-in-laws’ expense.
Mod 42 +1
Who’s “we”?
Men – yes
Women – ?
lovebeingjewish – don’t tell us – tell your wife!
Spring traps are better than glue traps, and peanut butter is better than cheese.