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In my personal experience and from what I’ve witnessed, cold turkey (as opposed to the weaning process) is an excellent way to beat MANY bad habits. (I stress “many,” because obviously not ALL issues can be solved in such a way).
Anyone have some tasty salad recipes?
When I first saw this thread, I thought it was referring to a different “type” of mazel tov, to a another man named, “Moish.” LOL
Anyways, mazel tov to you Moish, member in the YWN CR! – (& congrats on your newly acquired drivers license)
Just saw this the other day, “???-90Y
ames, I very much disagree with your seatbelt comment.
If C’V that person gets into an accident, they can fly through the windshield and injury bystanders, and/or other drivers. Also, if there are other passengers in the car, this person can fly all over the inside of the car and injure the others. Wearing a seatbelt benefits everyone involved, not just yourself.
Cold hard CASH. That way, I can buy a lot of my happiness, and give happiness to others in need.
What you can do the next time you have someone stare at you, you could just stare right back at them, until they look away. Also, try tricking your brain into thinking it’s something positive. For instance, think, wow I must be beautiful, and that’s why people can’t take their eyes off me. You can also go right up to them and say, I’m sorry, but do I have a booger in my nose? Turning this uncomfortable situation into something positive and/or comical makes it all the easier to handle.
coke not pepsi, come check out the “Any Runners” thread! It’s a blast. You can find it under the “health and fitness” section. Enjoy your time here in the coffee room.
The creepiest are the one’s who obsess over who a poster is, and googles them to try and figure them out, then post names they assume you have, and other not very nice comments towards that poster. That was just sick, and creepy.
How funny would it be, if some of us already know each other in the “real world,” but don’t realize it here, in the anonymous, coffee room?
I’m adding chopped liver from R & S to my list!
And did I mention candy 😉
Jewess – Took the words right out of my mouth. Totally agree!
There are no favorites.They like everyone equally.
***They do like me best though 😉
If someone slips and injures themselves in front of your house, or gets into a car accident because of snow falling off your car, you can get a ticket, and get sued. So remember, you’re not just doing other people a service, you’re doing yourself a HUGE favor.
When you get your drivers license, it is implied that you will follow the traffic laws or suffer the consequences. If you can’t accept this responsibility, then do yourself and everyone else a favor, and don’t get your drivers license.
Those who work in EMS, been in or witnessed accidents, or had a loved one in an accident, are more sensitive to traffic laws, because they have seen and felt the horrible pain first hand. Look and learn from these people, think before you act, so you can prevent yourself from ever having to deal with such anguish.
Why is there even a topic to aid people in braking the law here on the YWN CR?
What example are we setting for our children?
How are you portraying the Jewish people to the outside world?
This thread is extremely distasteful.
I LOVE food!!! Most of my favorites, are junkie type foods, like candy, chocolate, pizza, burgers, hotdogs, fries, pastries, chips, I don’t think I have the time to name them all 🙂
I try to keep my noshing to a minimum though, and make sure I’m getting proper amounts of vitamins, minerals, h2o, protein, fiber, fruits and veggies. But, I DO allow one “cheat” meal a week, and a little treat at night, as long as I’ve eaten well and did my exercise routine for that day. I’m hungry all the time, so fitting everything in, is a pretty easy task!
brooklyn19 –
Two things. 1. I never mentioned the brand names. 2. You’re the rav of…
Blistex IS kosher, & has a taste. – I don’t wear that for “pretty” reasons, if you had big lips in the winter, you’d understand, unless you’re incredibly lucky to not have to deal.
p.s. Just so you know 🙂
intellegent – In the winter time, I’m as pale as a porcelain doll. Are you calling me ugly? waaaa – Jk hehehe 😉
I didn’t wear make up for the first time until I was in my 20s! I know it sounds sad, but I’m still learning. hehehe
For those who are married whether with or without makeup, should look nice for their husbands either way. Some husbands prefer their wives not to wear makeup. Some do. As far as single girls, most are so young and look beautiful without makeup, but for shiduchim purposes I don’t see why not. (a normal amount though, you wont be doing yourself any justice looking like a raccoon).
I have to admit though, that I’m a sucker for lip gloss, it’ so shiny and taste yummy! (along with my blistex)
I live on Paris Island.
Semper Fi!
Ok, no, I don’t.
A woman has the capabilities to do men’s work, but a man will never be able to do all of a woman’s work (childbirth).
How interesting…
Bogen-“How are you 1/3, 1/3, & 1/3!?!? Heritage can be broken in 1/2’s or 1/4’s (or 1/8’s, etc.) But 1/3’s are impossible!! (And what is “other” anyways that you speak of?)”
My father is one way, my mother another and my husband another. 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1. “Other,” implies, “personal,” as in, none of anyone’s business.
P.S. Why the need for so much unnecessary punctuation?
Religious standing – Frum.
Heritage – mutt.
1/3 Ashkenazy, 1/3 Sefardy, 1/3 Other.
For some reason people think you’ll read their post Even More so when they type all in caps, but what they don’t realize is it’s practically illegible, so people don’t bother to even attempt to read it. It also implies shouting (to me at least).
When you go through “YWN Coffee Room” Withdrawal every Shabbos, and Yom Tov!
Used to be my favorite Nintendo game.