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  • in reply to: Are we allowed to believe in ayin raya #812826
    bein_hasdorim
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    Pirkei Avos says We must know and believe Ayin Ro’eh Ozen Shoma’as etc…

    If u are talking about Ayin Horah, there was recently another post

    pertaining to this. You should look it up.

    in reply to: Working with guys. #809154
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    Feif Un; I am aware of that, what i wasn’t aware of was that EVERY yid who was moser nefesh was Krechtsting!

    That is not true! The comments applied to those who complained.

    Those that were happy to be Moser Nefesh for the sanctity of Shabbos, those people left behind a beautiful legacy.

    Generations of true Torah jews.

    in reply to: Avodah Zaroh in Nail Salons #810562
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    cv; If your steak is a keyboard, it tastes not really good.

    (but i’m sure it smells great.)

    in reply to: friends.. #808273
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    tro11; That’s low! I feel bad for you.

    in reply to: Working with guys. #809124
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    Geshmakke Mentchette;

    I give you a bracha that HB”H should send you a great paying job in an ehrliche, safe environment. You should be proud of what you did, and the fact that you’re out of a job is only a Nisayon to see if you’re happy sticking to what is right even if you feel it in the pocket.

    It is slightly similar to those holy yidden who refused to work on Shabbos. Their Mesiras Nefesh was ingrained into their children and future generations. May your resolve IY”H be inherited by your

    children and future generations.

    in reply to: Havdalah – Putting Wine on Your Eyes and in Your Pocket #808286
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    Dont get me wrong;

    The Gemara says that there’s a bone in the neck that takes nutrition only from the “Seudas Melaveh Malka”

    and that bone doesn’t disintegrate, and from that bone we will rise

    T’chiyas Hameisim.

    I don’t recall anything about that having a/t 2do w/ havdallah wine.

    Tomche; we say it as I wrote it, separately not with ha’mav’dil.

    Minhag is pants pockets, i put in my jacket pockets as well,

    since i don’t want them feel left out. I’m caring, that way.

    in reply to: Negative date! #809266
    bein_hasdorim
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    I don’t agree that this person must be depressed. It’s possible

    though.

    Dates should have different tones. Some should be fun, while some should be somewhat serious, depending on the different topics brought up. Sometimes you want to show a sensitive side, sometimes a serious side.

    Just like peoples moods. If for instance you were discussing the holocaust, and survivors, I would expect a serious discussion.

    If it is always sad topics and discussions, then I agree that you should not continue if this leaves you feeling sad and uncomfortable.

    If I were you, I’d try bringing up happy topics, and see if it changes the tone. If he manages to be a downer while talking about

    bein hazmanim, summer camps, and his favorite singers, then

    This person needs professional guidance.

    in reply to: Your Favorite Color Tie? #808140
    bein_hasdorim
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    Who said women have a monopoly on the color Pink.

    Isn’t it ENOUGH that the woman (religious) have a monopoly on the color Black?

    I think its a guy thing, being taught since we were kids “pink is for girls blue is for boys”

    It not like the suit is pink? it’s a tie! A small strip of color

    in a boring mix of dark and white.

    in reply to: What's up with the kookie glasses? #810004
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    It such a chessed! Now if you’re taller than the kid and sitting behind them you can actually use their glasses to see the board.

    as it creeps up over their eyebrows reaching over their heads.

    Finally headlights are getting incorporated into eyewear.

    Whats next “Bozo the Clown” shoes?

    Imagine at Chassunas where during the dancing everyone is stepping on everyone else’s shoes causing chaos and discord on the dance floor. Not to mention the pain, oh the agony.

    I remember years ago, this really “Braite” (extra wide) Guy landed his Boeing on my toe during the dancing at a friends wedding. Man did that hurt.

    It felt like he literally put a hole in my foot.

    I still have a phobia of dancing next to heavy set dudes.

    in reply to: skool shoes #808195
    bein_hasdorim
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    Yo! What up? R ya lookin 4 sk8er shuz 4 skool?

    U gots 2 chek online, fo show!

    in reply to: Avodah Zaroh in Nail Salons #810552
    bein_hasdorim
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    Maybe it wud be better for you to join a russian nail salon.

    All you have to worry about over there is working under the influence of Vodka, or getting a haircut instead of a Pedi.

    in reply to: Your Favorite Color Tie? #808138
    bein_hasdorim
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    I have around 5 pink ties, each one nicer than the other.

    A REAL man actually pulls off wearing a pink tie while looking fresh and sharp, not feminine.

    I can’t speak for e/o though, just real men.

    I think red heads usually look funny with pink ties.

    Right now they are less in, so I haven’t worn one in almost a year.

    I love bold ties if they’re nice. When I was a teenager I always got compliments from my peers for wearing what they wanted to

    wear but never really had the guts too, for me it wasn’t an issue of guts, just If I liked, i’d wear it.

    I really dislike blood “red” solid ties. I don’t care if you’re a Senator or President. I Won’t touch em.

    I do like certain black ties that are sleek, though I still refuse to wear em on Shabbos, cuz it’s not Shabbos’dig in my eyes.

    in reply to: Honesty #813490
    bein_hasdorim
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    dealz; did this information that he quit come from him? or other sources that were not from his conversations.

    I suspect the guy wasn’t trying to mislead you, though I doubt any guy would feel comfortable going on a first date announcing hey btw I am unemployed. Especially if he wasn’t sure it’s nogeah meeting you for the first time. Especially these days.

    If after showing an interest and requesting a second date he continues to mislead you on the second date, then I feel you should ask him if he’s currently working there. If he lies point blank, then he is lacking integrity and you should act accordingly.

    bein_hasdorim
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    Dave Hirsch; Nice job! Now just work on the consecutive part. 😉

    bein_hasdorim
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    Thanks! squeak

    in reply to: Your Favorite Color Tie? #808133
    bein_hasdorim
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    U go for it! After convincing your mom of course. i’d try dad, might be more understanding.

    in reply to: What's up with the kookie glasses? #809995
    bein_hasdorim
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    Well now this thread is even more relevant.

    If I could only read the future.

    I recently saw this kid in shul, couldn’t be more than 13yo.

    He was wearing HUGE black plastic round frames almost twice as

    big as his face.

    At first I though it was a joke, or funny shtick.

    Maybe he borrowed and old mans specs. I was wrong!

    It doesn’t even look cute or hip, just looks really weird, like he traveled back it time to when things were still B&W.

    Would any caring mother let her son walk around looking like that Just to be very current? I’m just wondering?

    Isn’t there “the looking insane factor?”

    in reply to: Your Favorite Color Tie? #808131
    bein_hasdorim
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    ?

    in reply to: "Smile, You're On Candid Camera!" #994030
    bein_hasdorim
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    Well, Let us try. Baby steps.

    in reply to: BIG sale!! #808018
    bein_hasdorim
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    Here I was thinking new threads. How much for the fish?

    bein_hasdorim
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    Well, there are many errors in mine as well.

    I was typing too quickly.

    There’s is an interesting one I believe with the word “had.”

    in reply to: "Wearing Perfume" #814273
    bein_hasdorim
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    I hear, will IY”H look it up.

    in reply to: shud i feel guilty i am crying? #807954
    bein_hasdorim
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    2CUTE4ME;

    As long as it is not for foolishness. Crying over not getting pizza for supper is a no – no.

    I agree with WIY; If you find yourself crying, cry also for other

    peoples Tzaros too. You will have no reason to feel guilty, as you also used your precious tears for another child of HB”H, Tzar.

    Tears are very precious, try to use them as such! It will help you for generations to come.

    meanwhile, smile 🙂 It’s just as precious, if not more.

    in reply to: What happened to flatbush scoop???? #808328
    bein_hasdorim
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    MZ”T! Got married to the Boro Park Ladle.

    bein_hasdorim
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    One Upon a Time There was a mother named And and a father named And.

    And and And had quadruplets,

    naming then And, And, And, and And.

    No PBA; “I win!” 🙂

    in reply to: Havdalah – Putting Wine on Your Eyes and in Your Pocket #808279
    bein_hasdorim
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    To put on the eyes is for Chivuv Mitzvah!

    Pockets I guess chivuv Banim, & todays proper way of showing it $$$)

    in reply to: Havdalah – Putting Wine on Your Eyes and in Your Pocket #808278
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    Three times at the sides of one’s eyes saying each time

    mitzvahs Hashem Borah Me’iras Eynoyim.

    We use our pinkys. I’m not sure if it’s cuz it’s more practical

    or that’s the part of it.

    Three times in each pocket (side by side) saying Zareinu V’chaspeinu Yarbeh Kachoil, V’chakochavim Baloyloh.

    in reply to: "Wearing Perfume" #814271
    bein_hasdorim
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    Tomche; firstly talking about a Talmid Chochom, -60% of klal yisroel

    (i’m not talking about Rebbe’s who are essential spiritual leaders) Not every Rebbele is a Talmid Chochom

    Secondly were talking about a Shook! in a sort of market place the likes of which we don’t have in jewish neighborhoods BP, FB, Monsey, oot in the U.S.

    We usually shop at jewish supermarkets.

    Which don’t fall even close to the term Shook.

    The Shook is a certain type of marketplace place outdoors, many different vendors, offer anything and everything(shady stuff too)

    (worse than shady)

    A shook is not a store, grocery, supermarket or Dept. store.

    Also this is only

    ????? ??????? ?? ???? ????

    A similar shook to what is being reffered to can be found

    mostly in Europe, Israel R”L etc.. I’d rather not be too specific.

    in reply to: food in oven on shabbos day?? #809230
    bein_hasdorim
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    Does it have a keep warm setting?

    in reply to: "Better Boys Than Girls??" #922843
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    adorable; Gut Gezugt! I know a nice few girls who couldn’t hack being married, quite frankly I don’t think they’re really mentally prepared for it.

    I know they go to Sem, and kallah classes,

    but I feel there needs to be more these days to prepare young women and men for marriage.,

    1)it’s responsibilities,

    2)how to keep Shalom Bayis,

    3)How to raise and be Mechanech Children, and mostly number

    4)How to deal with meddling In Laws, or parents.

    in reply to: Laziness #808046
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    ehhhhh!

    in reply to: Al Shlosha Dvarim HaOlam Omed… #808485
    bein_hasdorim
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    Where am I? Who are you? That ain’t mine! Give me change! OMG!

    j/k

    Im Yirtzeh Hashem. She’Hakol Nihyoh Bidvaroh.

    How are you? Is everything alright. I love you.

    in reply to: Heels on Dates #1126051
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    tahini; What would’ve been funny, is if you would’ve suggested to the op, and his friends of similar fantasy, to borrow a few nice pairs of heels from their sisters (maybe different sizes)

    and keep it in their trunk.

    So like this when she walks into the car instead of saying in his head, “sorry it’s over” he should say “hey lets try this again”.

    why don’t you go out back, while I pop the trunk, and see if you can’t find something to wear that would warrant me considering

    you worthy of my time.

    This is not me talking, That’s me, explaining how ridiculous

    this not wearing heels on a 1st date is a strike out.

    in reply to: "Smile, You're On Candid Camera!" #994028
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    ???? ?? ????? ?????, ??? ??? ??? ???? ???? ???? ???? ????? ????? ??? ???, ???? ?? ??????? ?? ???? ??? ??? ?????! ???? ????? ???? ????? ???? ??? ????? ???

    in reply to: Who Said It? #808561
    bein_hasdorim
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    “The great use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.”

    in reply to: "Wearing Perfume" #814266
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    Thanks adorable, now that I got you, I would like to personally wish you a Mazel Tov! May you both be Zoche to build a wonderful Bayis Ne’man B’Yisroel, filled with Shefa, Bracha, and Hatzlocha!

    in reply to: Moving to Eretz Yisroel to attend a BT Yeshiva #1087563
    bein_hasdorim
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    Definitely Aish Hatorah. or Ohr Someach.

    in reply to: "Smile, You're On Candid Camera!" #994027
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    aries2756;

    My main point was that although people know this, they tend forget, to blur it up a little.

    I therefore mentioned the huge Chilul Hashem (something that is very hard to do Teshuvah from) one can make through the medium of today’s tech, as well as the knowledge of immediate shame and embarrassment not a future one, so that this reality would act as a safeguard against the usual forgetfulness or denials.

    Chazal say Rabbeinu Hakadosh as he was about to pass on was asked

    by his Students to bless them, His blessing was the following…

    (i’m paraphrasing so please forgive me)

    May it be the will (of HB”H) that the fear you have for HB”H

    should be as the fear, one fears of other people (seeing him sin.)

    So they were shocked and said AD Kan? such a small bracha? In other words, you are blessing us that our fear of HB”H should be

    such a low level, as the fear man has of other men?

    His reply was Halevai; your fear should be on that level.

    A person sins in the privacy of his home and does this so other people shouldn’t witness it, (That is what he’s worried about) He doesn’t think so HB”H should not see me. Iow, if his fear of HB”H was parallel to his fear of being seen by others, he wouldn’t sin for HB”H sees all.

    so aries2756; I hope this clarifies my point.

    Please if someone can paste the exact lashon of the Gemora, my

    hebrew text is messed up. Thanks in advance!

    in reply to: Heels on Dates #1126048
    bein_hasdorim
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    Sorry, I find that story hard to believe!!!

    in reply to: Shidduch Crisis? What Shidduch Crisis? #1133912
    bein_hasdorim
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    please! say it ain’t so! Not again!

    in reply to: Story of Larry- A moshal (guess the nimshal) #807352
    bein_hasdorim
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    People don’t like to be stared at from every angle,

    especially by a dead person in a painting.

    So the proof is in the pudding er.. rather painting.. um… fragments of painting, that that was in fact the genuine Mona Lisa.

    in reply to: "Smile, You're On Candid Camera!" #994023
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    ayc; They are not, for in the context of which they are intended,

    the line is used to, say tell someone they were just caught doing something stupid and the camera is still rolling, so now that you are aware, you might wanna smile.

    Though you might feel it necessary to point out that after such a revelation one would find it quite hard if not impossible, to smile.

    Thanks for ruining the serious tone of my post! 🙂 j/k

    in reply to: corn beef #806814
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    😉 I almost forgot to mention that, thanks M-80

    in reply to: "Smile, You're On Candid Camera!" #994020
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    babyG; Who’s that?

    in reply to: corn beef #806812
    bein_hasdorim
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    2 cans of corn, one package of beef, salt and pepper to taste.

    cook the beef, mix in the corn.

    thats a corn beef recipe. Corny huh?

    in reply to: i REALLY like apple cherry pie. #806827
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    blueberry cheese cake ….YUM!

    I personally am not into gashmius,

    my tongue on the other hand…

    in reply to: "Wearing Perfume" #814256
    bein_hasdorim
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    Ok. First of all, when I dated I wore cologne, I still do these days on Shabbos and Yom Tov. There is no Issur that i’m aware of for a guy to wear cologne. Actually it’s referred to in Halacha that men did wear some sort of cologne for Shabbos and it is obviously acceptable.

    First point i’d like to make is for men and woman. Cologne is not something you douse yourself with. Wearing perfume correctly is an art. Especially since most people haven’t mastered it.

    If as a woman you feel you cannot manage to wear it without sharing with the whole shul or Daled Amos, then if you will be around other men you should avoid wearing perfume.

    If however you can apply “some” perfume properly, get some (a little amount)on your finger tips and applying it lightly to pulse areas, like wrists, base of ones neck, behind earlobes etc.. then, you can wash your hands removing any lingering scent.

    Only “You” would notice it or anyone who leaned in close enough for a kiss like your mother. That wouldn’t be Assur.

    For a girl on a date though, i would suggest

    1) Applying the perfume at least a half hour before,

    (not as you leave)

    2) Not to apply perfume to open areas like neck or behind ears.

    but to places that would be covered by clothing like creases of ones elbows etc.. That is enough to allow those who enjoy wearing it to continue to do so and smell nice while not attracting the guys attention.

    I made a distinction for girls dating, since the girl usually enters the guys car and it’s a small enclosed area, so even applying very little perfume to any open areas will be notice. Even more so if there is any a/c or heat running.

    If you are not on a date but the same principles would apply, say for instance your going to get a ride with your friends husband to a Chassuna even if friend is with you.

    Makes scents, no?

    in reply to: "Wearing Perfume" #814197
    bein_hasdorim
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    [Mods; I guess you didn’t get my request to fix my typos]

    [can you change on top “If no” to “if not” and “to ber” to “to be” thanks]

    in reply to: Too Girly #838971
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    as always, your very welcome mustang!

    in reply to: Dating Other Posters #1207782
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    Mods Mods Mods! hello!

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