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its a Gemara in Megilla; Yagata umatzasa taamin
Plain and simpleThat refers to understanding. Remembering is something else
(possibly siyatta d’shmaya – I don’t remember).Whose chickens?
Isn’t the phrase usually seen or heard in the context of a halacha shiur, warning people not
to attempt to practice based on the shiur but instead to ask a rav regarding such matters?The point of the protest is to make a problem (kind of like a child
throwing a temper tantrum for an hour until he gets the candy)When the best comparison for the actions you support is a child
throwing a tantrum, it might be time to rethink your position.The Torah recognizes the authority of government only in certain matters.
Those matters do not include outlawing any aspect of Torah-observance.The moment you press the button to start the microwave, you know it was a mistake. You hear a high pitched scream so deep that you could drown in it. The sound surrounds you, and so does the guilt. You are responsible for the destruction of millions of bacteria. Only then does it dawn on you that bacteria have neither lungs nor larynxes. The scream is your own.
-RebYidd23“If the procedure prescribed herein does not cover a specific
operating requirement, initiative and common sense should suffice.”
-Conclusion of the first paragraph of Radiotelephone Procedure,
Training Aids Branch Center (TASO), Fort Knox, Kentucky (April 1974)It’s bound to be a lot higher after 3767 years.
(You left out .)
What makes a bochur different from any other man?If you expose your skin to sunlight…
The correct after-bracha for a specific food cannot change.
I’ve a feeling there are some who don’t decorate their house, but do decorate their sukkah.
Solitaire game/puzzle-set for a 7-year-old… The company behind Rush Hour
have also made many other such puzzle-sets which you can take a look at.
Kanoodle (not from them) is another such puzzle-set – one that is quite small.Most cooperative games can be played solitaire, and some games are designed specifically
for it. A few games you can look into are Max* (might be too simple – it’s for 4+), Mmm!,
Forbidden Island (might be too complex – it’s officially for 10+), and Castellion (likewise).(*It’s the best-known of that publisher’s titles, which are generally children’s co-op games.)
My Parsha coloring book had Eisav, Paroh etc carrying guns.
You’ve got to wonder who comes up with that sort of thing.
You can write a letter to a local frum publication describing your situation
and expressing the desire to meet with folks of a similar persuasion.Not as far as I know.
“Lior” is an old username of his that was eventually changed to be shown as Joseph.
Lol.
Instead of this, I’d suggest reporting him to his Hatzolah branch.
I didn’t think it did a good job conveying its meaning – I couldn’t understand it.
Thanks, RebYidd.
When you click on the link to the last post on the main page,
you’re taken to the 2nd page of the thread.(I didn’t put in that smiley, and yet there’s no record of the post being edited. Interesting.)
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I may be the king of stating the obvious, but Modesty did sound to me as though she didn’t.
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I think it’s hatov v’hameitiv.
(1. Or in other words, that doesn’t have anything to do with this issue.)
2. Parts that it is customary to cover in one’s community must be
covered, but I don’t think it’s forbidden to say divrei kedushah in
their presence if they are not covered.That article was written by Rabbi Moshe Meir Weiss.
(That’s probably in Modesty’s last pending post, but maybe it isn’t.)This thread (also) shows only 2 pages on the main page despite having 3.
The phrase “dressed to kill” was not created by modern-day Jewish moralists.
It’s been around for quite a while, and means, according to Google dictionary,
“wearing glamorous clothes intended to create a striking impression.”I assume you are not Chasidish, CTL, but why do you think Joseph is?
A “blorit” (“bloris” for those of Ashkenazic descent),
also known as a “tchup,” is… I don’t know the word.
It’s the hair at the front of a man’s head, grown out and styled upward.I’d assume even actual female voices carrying on a normal
conversation wouldn’t “do anything” for the average male.According to the owner of The Uncommons (a Manhattan board game cafe), it’s
popular for dates among whoever he means by “the Hasidic Jewish community.”What’s a “yerm?”
(Meno beat me to the Wiki-punch.)(There used to be a response from Modesty between my last 2 posts.)
(Men are not only attracted to attractively dressed women.)While the language is technically incorrect, the idea is that the woman’s attire
is aesthetically pleasing, but does not cause increased male attention.Does “everyone” include males of the species?
I didn’t know that was what it was, but now that I do, I don’t.
Who are you being noticed by and getting attention from?
Feel free to put whatever your subtitle used to be in your profile
(as I think a certain user has already done).The manner in which Facebook often contributes to non-Jewish divorces (it’s not shmutz)
would not really apply to the frum community (or so I imagine).I just realized that the crown in question is the emoji next to RebYidd’s name.
(I hadn’t looked closely at it and had thought it was a hamburger.)