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So basically, I come in contact with a lot of gedolim where I work, so I frequently chat with them, and it suddenly dawned on me, that I have so many shailahs, that I called one of them up and asked to schedule a meeting, so he said yes. A date hasn’t been set up yet, but I so far have twenty questions for him. Most of them are really deep. If I come up with more, should I add them (this posek has his phone ringing off the hook, today, I had to try calling him 150 times before I could reach him)?
“Is it bigger than a breadbox?”
What are your shaalos?
im sure many gedolim pass through your checkout line.
Is your title for this thread just for us in the CR or do you plan on addressing a gadol “fo’ yo’ P-O-S-E-K!”?
“fo’ yo’ P-O-S-E-K”
???!!!!!
Question #1 Is this a respectful way to speak regarding a posek?
Yehudayona: No idea what your talking about.
come on!!!
haven’t you ever played the “20 questions” machine?
its the most classical “20 questions” question in the book!
🙂 BUMP 🙂
Vogue: So the point of this thread is so that you can tell everyone you are speaking with a “Gadol.” Three Claps for Vogue.
“20 qs fo ‘yo posek.” That is incredibly funny- hands down best line I’ve seen in the CR in a looong time. Thanks Vogue!
Also, you have an incredible gift of a rav that you are comfortable asking questions and talking to. Make use of that precious gift!
where in tarnation do you work
Ask him if rap/ electronic music is halachicaly considered music, and if not could you listion to it during omer/3 weeks.
Vogue, how is it going with finding a therapist? Maybe ask him about that.(remember our conversation in this thread: http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/imaginary-friends-teddy-bears-dolls )
I had the same problem when I worked as a cashier. The hours change so dramatically from week to week you have no idea when you will be working, so it’s hard to dedicate the same hour every week. You can always request time off or try to switch with someone if you’re scheduled for a shift that’s inconvenient, but it doesn’t always work. Super annoying.
Vogue: I hear you. Maybe you can find a therapist who is more flexible.
I find this discussion about therapists private and inappropriate to be discussing in a public forum, even if you don’t know anyone, which may actually be worse as they are STRANGERS… and hey, maybe some people do know or can figure out who you are. If you need a therapist or any other help, this is not the place to get it! Go and ask an old teacher, a Rav, friend or parent.
Please!
Why is this inappropriate? I don’t understand.
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