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I’ll start.
How old were you when you told your first joke? Was it funny? Was it funny but “you had to be there”?
I haven’t told it yet.
I’ve got a better question. What are the first names of your three wives, and how long did each marriage last?
177?
BZZZZZZZ! I’m sorry that is incorrect. Their names were Frenchi, Chaye and Malkie and the marriages lasted 25 yrs, 22 months, and 177 days respectively. Or not so respectively
Assuming that the 3 wives were at different times, did any leave over the incessant letter writing?
Nina, Pinta..
It’s silly to marry one at a time.
I think we should refrain from asking such personal questions of someone who might want to keep such stuff private. And BOY, did I misread the title of this thread!
uh oomis, just wanna point out that Yashi and Pember asked the question himself lol
The final marriage ended (and, incidentally, began as well) in 2008. The FJJ started publishing in 2010, so obviously the letter writing had nothing to do with it. No; Malkie realized quite quickly what an absolute pain in the neck I am to live with.
Best Bubby, what did you think the title was?
Question: would u k anything about levavi seminary?
Question: Are you a regular follower of the coffee room? Or did someone say “Hey, Rocky! They’re talking about u in the coffee room!” and u came to check it out?
I was at all three weddings. I even marched down at one. Yashi and Pember is the real deal. He is the REAL Rocky Zweig. I will attest to it!
Actually – I never really READ the title at all, just saw Popa’s question and answered it. That will teach me to assume.
I think we should invite Mordechai Schmutter to join in, and have dueling columnists. Dave Barry is welcome, too. I would add in my 2 cents, but with the cost of inflation it wouldn’t be worth much.
Hey, P2TM; thanks for sticking up for me. You’re fast becoming my favorite kid sister!
Hodulashem: Someone in shul told me I was being discussed. So I figured, hey! I’ve finally hit the big time, I better go check it out!
Discussed? Or argued?
Dunno. Am I being argued?
rocky ive told u this before and ill say it again u gotta start a twitter account (not sure how many people have told u that but i told u in person, that should make it a bit easier to identify me)
I don’t know who you are, and I already have a Twitter account; I’m just too retarded to use it.
Are you the Rocky Zweig who used to work on 47th Street?
ok jokes over… u impostor! u aren’t the real rocky zweig…I AM THE REAL ROCKY ZWEIG… ask me anything !
Close enough; I used to work on 46th Street.
ihear: Okay, you’ve got me. I’ll come clean. I am indeed an imposter. Now would you please write something funny?
im the real rocky. anyone see bullwinkle?
APY, you just stole my thunder… I WAS GONNA WRITE THAT!!!!!
You realize, of course, you’re both showing your age.
no, just googling ability.
I never have hidden my age. I am thankful to B”H have reached 62, and hope it is truly middle age.
And with all these affirmations of being the REAL RZ, I feel like I am in an episode of “To Tell the Truth” or “What’s My Line?” For those who do not own a TV, or whose parents were in diapers in the 1950s and 1960s, ignore the above.
Oomis: What’s so bad about living in good health to the ripe age of 130+?
May HaShem grant you a long, productive, fulfilling life.
LF, todah rabbah and amein!!!!!!
oomis- I remember dem shows…
Ad meah v’shloshim!
Amein and thanks, Mom12. You, too. (I’ll settle for 100 – I’m not greedy).
NO Oomis, don’t settle for anything less.
I once heard a shiur from Rav Mattisyahu Solomon Shlita where he says that “life” is defined by something one cannot have enough of. Imagine, he says, an old man, healthy and of sane mind, with full mental capacity. He makes a party for his family and friends “I had enough of life, tomorrow I’m dying”. We generally don’t hear such stories. One want life FOREVER! It’s an inborn mechanism HaShem ingrained into all living beings, to preserve themselves “naturally”.
So No, May you live till (past) 140. Productive and useful, healthy and happy good years. (then come back for another brocho “Hey great great great great grandchildren, someone 80 years ago gave me a brocho for long life, in the CR… let’s go find..”)
Best Bubby; Don’t forget “I’ve got a secret.”
LF. from your mouth…etc. etc. Thank you. Hope Hashem agrees.
Y&P (why do I suddenly feel like I need to go shopping???), WHO does not remember I’ve Got a Secret and Beat the Clock (hosted by Bud Collier – the original voice of Superman on the radio)? Now THOSE were game shows (Password was my favorite, though).
Where did you receive your formal training in how to be obnoxious?
Talmidchochom:
I suppose you’re addressing little me. And the answer is RIGHT HERE! It generally takes about 1 – 2 years to complete the full course, in-depth training.
Course includes watching as suspicions, accusations arise between members, between staff. Watching (in horror, or other, in fascination) as one member engages another in dialog. The tone, the words (WORDS?!?), the fire, the (holy, wholly, holey) smoke. Oh. It’s called conversation. There’s a special dictionary for those endearing titles used here. After 1 – 2 years one get certified…
After 1 – 2 years one get certified… “
After a couple of years here, I think I might be certifiable…
Popa Bar Abba: This week’s letter is (supposed to be) funny. If you’re still in Brooklyn, pick up a copy, or you can always read it at:
Good Shabbos!
No external links
Well excuuuuuuuuse me!
Hey, I invented true obnoxiousness, way back in 1297 when I spoke to my teacher in a way that made him freeze for a week, just standing there in the top of the tree he’d climbed while running from me. He thanked me afterward for the only time he’d been able to rest in years.
K, Rocky, I’ve got a question for you. When Moshiach comes, will I still be able to post in this CR? Will all the moderators be out of a job?
Okay, on the same note, why did the kitchen cross the road?
hey rocky, why no letter this week?
Okay, on the same note, why did the kitchen cross the road? “
Because he wasn’t chicken!
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