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YIDDIN YIDDIN WAKE UP !!!!!!
this past Tuesday someone did me wrong with $3000.00
i was mad i was yelling at him
then i felt bad
even that he was 100% wrong and made me a loss of $ 3000.00
last night i called him up and ask’d him to please find
it in his heart to forgive me for talking like that to him
(and every one said i should not call him)
i did good , and i felt good
ask your family
your mother
your father
your brother
your sister
FOR FORGIVENESS
BE THE BETTER MAN !!!
If a Jew stole $3000 from you, you should take him to beit din. It will help him to atone.
Charlie,
You seem to have missed the point.
or call the police…
hey mister love a yid, wow!! that is amazing and this is one way HE is testing you, and you passed this test with flying colors. i hope everybody learns a lesson from you and charliehall and the rest of you guys, really, didnt you learn anything??
Nishtdayngesheft; Charlie Hall didn’t miss the point, you did. It says in Shulchan Aruch (Hil. Yom Kippur) that even though it is a big Mitzvah to forgive someone who has wronged you, if there is a financial loss involved, you need not forgive but you should try to recover that money through a Beis Din.
need not but may (hahahahahahahaahahaha i’m evil)
You may also turn the other cheek, but it makes you a fool, not a Tzaddik. Nor is everyone else missing the point.
No, it’s a personal decision.
WOW!!
After 2 years of sleeping, thanks for waking me up!!
Yiddin (that’s me) Yiddin (that’s me again) Wake up (wha? wha? I’ll get up) !!!!!! (OK, I’M UP, FULLY)
This is the coffee room. Doesn’t the caffeine itself keep you awake?
Obviously not! You chose to awaken this “Yiddin Yiddin Wake Up !!!!!!” thread, which has been in hibernate mode for over two years.
Love a yid: You need help!!!
It says: Those who are kind to the evil will end up being evil to the kind.
Asking forgiveness for yelling at a person who gave you a loss of $3,000? Are you mad?
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