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am i the only one who comes on here when im bored and waiting for school or work or whatever to start? ill probably be stopping to post tomorrow very little and then like none if even until after shavous.
Yes
I’m here for the intellectual discussions.
To be or not to be…
Whether tis’ nobler to lurk in the shadows or pipe up with profound presumptions…
This is the coffee room.
MsPrincess- sounds to me like he was being slightly sarcastic.
Without getting into all the halachic discussions and ramifications, the color red is widely considered to be immodest.
Same as green hair. It’s part of the xmas color scheme.
MsPrincess, I’m surprised you don’t know the answer to ur own question seeing that your an expert in psychology. The human mind associates red with znus/inappropriate behavior, something chazal has known for many years.
From the bit of Googling I just did, R’ Wosner zt’l held that it’s under the category of chukos akum, based on the Rama. (Please don’t kill me for that- I literally Googled it in 2 seconds.)
From what I was taught in seminary, it’s a flashy color that stands out and attracts attention.
From what I was taught in high school, it’s a color that was and is worn by “women of the night,” and it evokes certain taavos.
R’ Wosner’s psak has nothing to do with what happens in your college. Also, did you ignore the other two parts of my post?
If you want to paint your nails red, maybe you don’t want to go to such a yeshivish seminary. It’s quite a contradiction.
bk613- I’m not sure that MsPrincess knows what znus is, or understands what male taavos are- at least based on her previous posts.
Can you beleive there are only 4 threads with this ttle?
msprincess,
Either your reading comprehension skills are non existent (which I doubt because you’re so smart) or ur purposely ignoring what u R being told. Ur question was answered more than once.
Red nails look like your fingers are bleeding.
Winnie the poo – i am writing on here since i looked up the person who you were talking about.
No, i come on here for fun and to learn new things.
Of course
Sparkly – if you don’t want to say it’s you, then just ignore the questions. But to be so adamant about not even knowing why we would connect the two is a bit silly. The writing and content are almost identical, sometimes are actually identical.
Syag Lchochma – okay happygirlygirl.
Sparkly- first of all it’s Pooh, not poo. Hope that was not a Freudian slip.
Second, I think people were connecting the red nail polish bit (didn’t you just ask in the Halacha thread whether red nail polish was ok?) more than the “I come here when I am bored” bit of this thread.
Sparkly why did u mention my name?
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