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Is this a good idea?
Not if the girl is in Lakewood.
I know people who have gone to London (Or from London to NY) for a date
It is (Al pi the Ramban) a mitzva to eat fruit of Shmittah and treat it appropriately. Therefore the answer this year is certainly yes.
🙂
Is it possible that going to EY would NOT be a good idea?
Yes.
And if this question is regarding a real possibility:
May it be in the right time and bring only good results!
What do you think sem and beis medrash are?
You would be going to Israel for 4 excellent reasons [Each one enough on its own]:-
1) Your date
2) Lag b’Omer
3) Yom Yerusholayim
4) Shovu’os
So getting back to your original question:- Unequivocally:- Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! :- Get on the very next flight to Israel without any tarrying whatsoever.
From lag baomer to yom yerushalayim is a pretty long date. You may as well just say to move there, and name every mitzvah hanoheges baaretz; instead of yom yerushalayim, of all things!
you guys still haven’t realized yet that popa was talking about ernst & young yet?
talk about only looking at the title and not the comments
The only Yom Yerushalayim I know of is on July 26 this year. It saddens me that you popa_bar_abba don’t believe that Moschiach shall be here before Tisha b’Ov; I adamantly believe that Moschiach shall be here prior to Tisha b’Ov hence that my 2nd Yom Yerusholayim this year shall be on Shabbos July 25th and not on Sunday July 26th, because being that Tishab’Ov shall be a day of “Sosson vSimcha” it shall be Shabbos compliant and no need to postpone it until Sunday Ov 10th A.K.A. July 26th.
I cerainly believe that Moshiach MIGHT arive before Tisha B’av this year.
But I don’t believe that anyone can say for sure that he WILL be here by then.
I once went to EY for a date but the plane got hijacked and after I got rescued I was too scared to try going back again, so we did it on the phone instead.
scared driver delight:- & did you get married over the phone? or were you too scared to get married? & so are still single?
yom yerushalayim is this coming sunday, may 17. right between lag b’omer and shavuot. don’t knock it, before you experience it. stand by the kosel for five minutes, or walk the streets hearing hartzig songs and you will be changed.
Or Carlebach. His songs are so pure, so holy, so real, so high.
frightening and ignorant analogy, popa. i bet your poppa wouldn’t agree with your views. ‘she’al avicha ve’yagedcha.’
i agree with popa (for once)
just because you might be happy that we have yerushalayim doesn’t make it right, if the alternative was moshiach here and a beis hamikdash you would be crying that we got a consolation prize
its like a little kid happy he got a lollipop for giving up $100
i love how you tzadikim invoke your unbelievable emunah in mashiachs arrival to start up with someone
here we go again (rolls eyes)
and how is this starting up? (by agreeing with popa im starting up?)
oh…..
Coffee addict,
“It’s like a little kid happy he got a lollipop for giving up $100”
But what if he didn’t “give up” the $100?
What if it was just lost and he doesn’t know how to get it back?
If that’s the case, he may indeed enjoy his lollypop.
But what if he didn’t “give up” the $100?
What if it was just lost and he doesn’t know how to get it back?
Famously, the Brisker Rav said that we have up Moshiach for the medinah.
If that’s the case, he may indeed enjoy his lollypop.
But what if the lollipop is unhealthy or treif?
Also: http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/popa-figures-out-more-stuff
yes, that analogy makes more sense, but i don’t think his parents would be too happy about it
Daas Yochid,
Okay, I hear you.
But, to the best of my knowlege, Yom Yerushalayim is a day when we can thank Hashem for the oportunity to daven at the Kosel.
Okay, I hear that you would rather have the Bais Hamikdash. So would I. But since we don’t…I’ve been to the Kosel before, and apreciated the experience.
Why are you comparing the Kosel to a treif lollypop?
We were able to daven at the Kosel for hundreds of years before ’48 too. Those that went to war for “independence” caused us to lose that access in ’48.
goldilocks,
who said the lollipop was treif
dy,
thank you, i was looking for who said that we gave up moshiach for the medinah
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