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fear of dogs ever since getting bitten by one as a child.
winny1Participantswitch to dunkin donuts. many are under hechsher. selection and taste are different but your neshoma doesn’t have to worry.
winny1Participantmishael
winny1ParticipantDid you ever wake up Grumpy in the morning?
NO. I let him sleep….
winny1ParticipantHow about a gift certificate to Best Buy or some such store so he can choose something he will truly be happy with.(Who would know his interests better than him).
winny1ParticipantMaybe Chayiv will become a zaidy but certainly not a bubby if he is indeed a bachur as suspected.
winny1Participanteveryone doing something for another person deserves appreciation so whysingle out shadchunim.
winny1ParticipantI know a R”Y that not only permits Friday night cholent but on occassion joins his talmidim. Different strokes for different folks.
winny1ParticipantThanks ronrsr. For many years I thought a pink lady was a mixed drink.
winny1ParticipantWe have all heard these stories and it wasn’t right to be less than honest with the girl. Maybe she has a right to be upset or angry that she wasn’t leveled with, regardless of the reason. But, would it have changed the girls mind regarding the marriage? I would think no one can be that shallow.
January 21, 2011 12:59 am at 12:59 am in reply to: A Tree Grows In Brooklyn,A Watermelon in Flatbush… #731473winny1ParticipantElizabeth
winny1Participantthe fiddler.
winny1Participantand don’t you also love it when you get an envelope that says “as per our conversation” when no such conversation took place.
winny1Participantyou are talking about waiting an extra 30 seconds or so at the expense of hurting someones feelings. YES IT IS RUDE.
winny1ParticipantBP Totty got it right. I have a friend that for the past 50 years our friendship has endured. Did we ever have an argument? of course we did. Did we ever become angry with each other for something or other? of course. But we realized we were both human and that humans make mistakes and that to forgive is one of Hashems middos that we are suppossed to emulate.
winny1Participantsometimes you cant break it no matter how hard you try. that is the type of friendship we should all cherish.
winny1Participantsometimes nothing more than a miscommunication.
winny1ParticipantIn an earlier post in this thread I called the JETS part of the ‘Elite Eight’. Please allow me to revise that to the “Fantastic Four”.
2 more wins guys.
January 13, 2011 12:57 am at 12:57 am in reply to: STOP YELLING!!And don't(smack)hit(smack)your sister!!(smack) #727971winny1ParticipantFunny how in our early school years we have a rest period so we can function better after resting and we never equate this to the rest of our lives. I read where in japan they have realized that a well rested employee does a better job, so they have brought back the “rest period” concept and give people time to rest during the workday. male or female, it doesn’t matter. We all need it to function.
winny1Participantwhen it says a truly happy person is one who is “someach b’chelko” I think it doesn,t mean only with money but also with other things that influence a persons feelings. You never know what the other persons ‘pekaleh’ contains, so never be jealous.
January 12, 2011 6:44 pm at 6:44 pm in reply to: Maybe I Should Compensate The Store Owner…? #727153winny1Participantwolf,
it seems to be a case of the employee, whom you claim has the owners permission to act for him regarding the store asked you to do something so you acted for him which by extension gave you permission. Therefore, continue doing the right thing and be assured that you were not liable to feel you did an injustice to the owner of the store.
winny1Participantscotch tape
winny1Participanteverything wrong with smoking and beside the health issues you also end up smelling like a chimney and with the prices these days you also end up broke.
winny1Participantabbott and costello
my mother the car
mr. ed
car 54
winny1Participantwe have to do our hishtadlus and then leave it up to hashem.there is no such thing as luck.
January 10, 2011 6:51 pm at 6:51 pm in reply to: "Please Get Outta Here" and other Polite Rudeness #726935winny1Participantput an egg in your shoe and beat it.
dont leave mad, JUST LEAVE.
winny1ParticipantMembers of the “elite eight” club. 3 more wins guys.
winny1ParticipantThere is nothing wrong with wanting the best,but like everything in life anyone in shidducim has to prioritize what is truly important and what can be considered a want, not a need.
winny1ParticipantOnce a week we get take out so my wife gets a break. On Sundays we usually try to have a family day since the week is so hectic and time is scarse with everyone doing their own thing. When we get back in the evening The family gets dropped off and Dad goes out to get dinner for everyone.
January 4, 2011 6:37 pm at 6:37 pm in reply to: Tipping a delivery boy – Mandatory or Optional? #920267winny1ParticipantRB, I was a delivery person for many years and never thought a tip was mandatory. But, I looked forward to getting one as all people in that line of work do. BTW, I use the term delivery person because I was not a boy at that time. I was in my thirties, barely making ends meet working as an accountant, paying 3 yeshiva tuitions and needing extra parnassa.
Many people are busy with other things in their life when the delivery person shows up and often neglect to think of tipping. I never felt angry if I wasn’t tipped because it is not mandatory,but I was definately disappointed.
After being in that situation myself I asked my wife to be certain to always give a tip because it is the mentchlich thing to do.
winny1Participantabout $6.99 a lb.
winny1Participantwhy do parents love children more than children love parents? Because parents do more for their children than children do for the parents. The key to love is doing for the other spouse. The more you do for someone else, the more you love THEM.
winny1Participantsimple: it beats a horse and buggy.
winny1Participantanyone know a hat gemach?
winny1ParticipantA future father-in-law asks the boy what he plans on doing. The boy says he will be sitting and learning. What about Parnasah asks the girls father. Hashem will help, says the boy. The future mother-in-law asks her husband, “How did it go”? Her husband says “pretty good, he showed me alot of respect and even thinks that I’m G-d.”
December 29, 2010 4:59 pm at 4:59 pm in reply to: Call The White House And Yell About Snow Nightmare In NYC #722785winny1ParticipantLike the White House really cares. Obama has been giving the citizens of this country a ‘snow job’ since before the elections. Should we call Gracie Mansion about that?
winny1ParticipantWolf-Its not a question of who likes you. Its a question of what you think the right derech is for you. I dont think it should matter at shidduch time. BTW, I went the same route you did for
4 1/2 years.
winny1ParticipantAbout 40 years ago my Rosh Yeshiva bent down to pick up a penny. One of the bucherim asked him if it wasn’t below his dignity to do so. The Rosh answered that if Hashem put it in front of him and he did not pick it up he would be showing he is ungrateful, and Hashem might think he is not interested in money and no longer send it. Then how would the yeshiva exist?
winny1Participantyou can say “we are just sitting down to dinner. Please leave your home number so we can return the call when you sit down to dinner”.
winny1ParticipantYes. I have a TV. That is the simple answer to the question. But why have so many chosen to make the answer into a measuring tool is a better question.
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