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Sushi is clumpy cold white rice with raw fish and wrapped in the green stuff that grows on the side of someone’s swimming pool.
an almost perfect description
i would add: green slimy stuff
ty you already got your answer in the second post
the answer is no you may not say Amen on a Brocha from a recording
thank you
no need, but are you allowed to say Amen?
well i am an uncle
but mostly im a zaide
no uncles arent serious
uncles are always joking
its a requirement
actually my uncle, A’H used to carry a large round button in his pocket that said “tuit” on it
if someone would say, ill do it when i get around to it, he would give it to them and say, okay, here you are, now do it.
moderators are perfect
what if the speaker says something like: may Moshiach come soon
yes im banned. that was an illegal entry
the above entry is officially disqualified
back to: “around”
around tuit
(ill do it when i get a round tuit)
one smart fellow he felt smart
somebody kind of ended the first one with “hooves”
sorry about that
i hereby ban myself from this game
not quite
hooveser vacuum?
split hooves
However, the State of Israel presently doesn’t perpetuate any anti-Torah values; to the contrary
the atheists that run the government of the state of Israel hate the Torah and those that love it. they hate that people view Israel as a religious country. they are doing everything they can to remove religion from the medina.
their greatest longing is to be like all the other nations of the world and to be accepted as one of the boys.
of course that has nothing to do with the koras ha tov that we owe to the medina (just like our koras ha tov for the mitzrim) and certainly to its army
And, if the latter, did he really mean that I shouldn’t learn it with my son — or even on my own, since I sometimes translate words to myself when learning by myself?
of course neither one of us know what he said or meant. but i would presume that he at least meant that if you are going to learn his Psakim, by yourself or with your son, you should not modify your behavior without first asking a Posek how HE translates the words and interprets them and what he poskins you should do
And, if so, does a person have the *right* to ban anyone from translating their works that they put out in the public domain*? I don’t think they do.
The Wolf
(* I don’t mean “public domain” in the copyright sense — I mean as in it’s available to the public — as opposed to private papers/diaries.)
i didnt see anything about a ban in the words of mosheemes2. i never heard that R’Moshe,tz’l banned his words from being translated
do you mean what good does it do? when you are functioning non-pathologically?
i imagine in a state of normal panic there is probably some threat present, always a good idea to increase respiration and oxygen levels to run or fight or whatever.
blinky, blinky
mice can swim, and probably faster than you
i would suggest you run, climb a tree, or jump up on the proverbial table and scream: “EEEEEEEEEK”
i think it gets quite difficult sometimes.
you dont make a Brocha on a borrowed Talis, only one you own
who owns the shuls Talis, is it the Tzibur?
i think it depends on what kind of financial structure of ownership the Shul has.
who is considered a member of the Tzibur?
im not too sure about any of this but i know it can get complicated in some cases
thats what needs to be done
thanks wolf
i sort of knew that intuitively but couldnt put it into words
what does that mean exactly: “whatever”
seems to have a similar flavor to “deal with it”
but more laissez-faire(sp?)
or is it fundamentally different?
dont be so quick to plead
you werent indicted.
(although i suppose “guilty as charged” does not really imply an admission of *guilt*, more a cleverish way of saying: yes, i do that, or am that, without necessarily a judgementalism)
whatever
youre welcome
i didnt mean to imply it wasnt okay
just another phrase i think wolf popularized to some extent
deal with it.
fair enough?
i think you also started “fair enough”
alt: “fair enough then”
italics:
<em>your text here</em>bold:
<strong>your text here</strong>you didnt mention this before sj
all you said was bitul zman
i dont know why you wish to turn this into a him vs her question.
but to asnwer you
recreation is permitted for a man and is not bitul zman, if it is done for the purpose of relaxation to improve learning which otherwise might be subject to “burnout
i never answered because he question has no significance.
and because i am not interested in participating in the cyclical discussion any further
but i can see you have been waiting to pounce upon me with that question at the first opportunity 😉
so here you go:
i dont know maybe there is nothing wrong with a mouse teaching shapes
maybe there is nothing wrong with the public library ad that is on page 42 of the toeva magazine.
do you stand over your child EVERY second she is watching, never away for a moment, deeply concentrating and analyzing the possible effect on her from everything she sees in this pervasive media designed by goyim and atheists, constructed from their values and ideas, with the remote in your hand ready to turn this thing off in every instant?
if so you are the only one.
if you feel the effect is minimal, go ahead
many people agree with you
if you were aware with a REAL sense and perception of the holiness of a Jewish neshama, not just intellectually, if you were aware with a palpable sense of the fleetingness of this world and the reality and permanence of the world to come, and what you are risking, for a little temporary tranquility and fun, i know you would feel differently about this
many years ago a great Rebbe of mine wanted to get some video tapes of childrens shows to keep his young girl, who had downs syndrome, occupied for a while, to give his wife some time to function during the day. he said he wouldnt let her watch sesame street (i dont recall why), or barney. i said barney!? what could be wrong with barney. he said the children danced in a provocative and untznius manner. i wasnt sensitive enough at the time to appreciate that until he said it, and i watched again.
he finally decided she could watch mr rogers neighborhood and nothing else. no disney, sesame, or barney.
and this was a child with downs syndrome.
im sure some will argue with this, but this was a decision from a very wise man. i cant explain it any further
im still trying to figure that one out
but you wanted i suppose my logical evaluation of your argument.
i dont have any
okay popa i reviewed your posts a bit
i think you have a bit of a point but i cant really agree
certainly there are strong influences in most cases that stimulate these people to commit these acts but that doesnt lessen (personally) my revulsion and disgust at the perpetrators as well as the acts themselves.
i may have some feelings of pity for them, if i let myself, but this does not lessen my revulsion, and instinct for revenge as well as justice
sorry popa i havent been paying close attention to the arguments here
i wouldnt know the Halachah
but i think he is being killed to remove a moser from this world
not to punish him for his evil intentions
although i would imagine that first it would be necessary to take all other possible steps towards a solution, such as trying to convince him that he is wrong.
crdle
it was a friendly joke
SJ, if you can see this
apparently your account here has been hijacked by an imposter
dont be alarmed
we are looking into it
one should never elav kids
from kashrut.com
Quinoa
a species of goosefoot (Chenopodium), is a grain-like crop grown primarily for its edible seeds. It is a pseudocereal rather than a true cereal, or grain, as it is not a member of the grass family. As a chenopod, quinoa is closely related to species such as beets, spinach, and tumbleweeds. Its leaves are also eaten as a leaf vegetable, much like amaranth, but the commercial availability of quinoa greens is currently limited.
emoticon
pvd is absolutely no problem whatsoever in giving birth, no matter how much strain and pressure. c-section is not necessary at all.
however pvd can sometimes be associated with certain retinal and vitreous abnormalities which should be treated (with laser) before a birth.
anyone with pvd should be evaluated by a retinal specialist, not just a stam ophthalmologist.
if you want to know how i am qualified to give this information, email me at [email protected]
i find glenrothes to be less excruciatingly horrible than the others
because it CAN cause inflammation of the liver (or was it the gall bladder?)
the lining of the stomach (gastritis and gastric ulcers)
yes gavra that was sort of my intent