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Most recent sighting: Short story this past week Mishpacha magazine. (Or Ami…not sure)
Referring: No one specifically
What was the story about?
Yeah, I’m also curious. Why is it about the CR or the YWN homepage?
Ireland? Isamaa ja Res Publica Liit, the Estonian political party? Institut Ramon Llull, the organization for promoting Catalan culture?
“In IRL” means in in real life. Just like a PIN number(personal identification number number). Or ATM machine (automatic teller machine machine).
In Real Life. You know… what may or may not exist along with imaginary friends who may be more real than we are 🙂
I’m getting really tempted to waste 20 shekalim (or whatever it costs) to buy it, but I don’t even know if it’s still available. Plus Purim just ended so I’m kind of broke. Can you tell us what the article said?
First of all, the “in” in the title was redundant since the I in IRL is for “in”.
Story line was that the office staff of a magazine had to spend an over-nighter redoing all the articles for a magazine since the originals got deleted the day before printing. A secretary was given the job of writing the political column- and since she knew nothing about the topic, she wrote that she went undercover in Yeshiva World’s Coffee Room to find the inside scoop.
She must have learned a lot…
lol. that is funny. What was the end of the story? Did she really learn a lot and did the article make sense in the end, or was it the opposite?
Thanks WTP for satisfying my curiousity!
I come here to get my daily halachah briefing… I’m really undercover.. I write for a halacha periodical..
Actually, most of my political knowledge comes from the CR. Good thing it’s not my job to write political columns.
The line about the CR was just incidental, no follow-up on it. But none of the articles were supposed to make sense, that was the point of the comedy.
I come here to get my daily halachah briefing…
Me too.
I come here to remind myself why Mashiach hasn’t come yet.
Bored bachurim, lonely kollel wives or the guys who sit and laugh at them behind their backs?
🙂
All of the above. As well as all other varieties of trolls. Oh, and quite a handful of moderators, too. Pretty much everyone between the atlantic ocean and the state of Ohio.
phew, I’m clear
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