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Any good quotes someone in the CR posted here?
moski: which? (or should that say “witch”?!)
SiDi&trade:
moski, you didn’t answer my Q so that I can answer yours
SiDi™
Ohh! Instead of President Barack, “Bowzer” wrote President Bark. Chap what s/he was implying?
SiDi™
10 posts, 2 posters! Our own private thread!
SiDi™
recipes
Shalom Bayis is like a bird, if you hold it tightly it dies. If you hold it loosely, it flies. But if you hold it with care, It will remain with you for ever.
Looking for more good quotes. Loved the Shalom Bayis one!
SiDi™
Yes, that was a really good one. Perhaps I should apologize for not writing lol. But I actually did L out L. I hope DY didn’t think it went unnoticed.
Good quotes are hard to come by. How about funny quotes, whether intentional or not? Like this one:
The Zohar says that many who escaped the destruction of the Tower of Babel did so by
relocating to Inner Earth. Inner Earth has long been said to be the domain of the fallen
angels and the Nefilim mentioned in Genesis 6. Inner Earth is said to also be the domain of
many animals which we have long considered to be mythological, such as the unicorn, the
phoenix, the minotaur, centaur and dragon (ref. Hesed L’Avraham 2:4).
Edit: OK, turns out this was quoted (although quoted seriously)
from an article, written seriously, by… someone. You can Google the text. (Actually, I’d heard of him before, and actually listened to one of his lectures!) The article presumably goes on to posit that Gan Eden is located inside the Earth, which you in fact should not dismiss before reading “Mysteries of Creation”, a sefer by Rabbi Dovid Brown, which is quite interesting.
I thank you, kind sirs.
“Yiddishkeit isn’t only about debate, it’s about the truth, whether or not I can link to it on Hebrewbooks.org.”
(DaasYochid)
PAA, please try to keep this to GOOD CR quotes. You can post all your crazy Torah related quotes in your Report Card.
Thanks.
SiDi™
I wanted to put it in my report card but it wasn’t said to me.
“Be nice to EVERYONE you meet. They may be your relatives someday.”
-Oomis
Love it! For more context and a beautiful story, see: http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/who-needs-professional-shadchanim-anyways#post-591186
So then do I need to be nice to all my relatives?
Words are free. It’s how you use them that may cost you!
Hashem is reading. – not a bad way to be. Hopefully they will all be equally nice to YOU!
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