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@AAQ, this is not about minhagim this is about common curtesy, for example if a shul had a policy of no hard liquor at the kiddush and you brought it anyway, its showing that you don’t care about what they think and you as a guest plan to do whatever you want.
Its called respect for cultural norms, in the tail end of covid I needed to fly a few times out of JFK in the morning, so I called before I went to shul, YI of N Woodmere had a mask and 6 ft social distance policy, Aguda had a mask policy and no social distance, Rabbi Spiegl shul had no policy, guess what I complied with the rules in whatever shul I davened in inspite of my personal feeling about masking, same holds true in wherever you daven, you can’t conform with the rules daven elsewhere.
@AAQ, She [he] only posts about two subjects beating up your children and Gur politics
Bil Neder no lighting of Chanukah candles before the 25 of Keslev unless the hostages are free
why dignify a troll?
this is what you wrote “I am a Roman Catholic. No, no, I do not believe that Jesus was our savior nor do I believe him to be the son of God. I certainly do not believe in the Holy Ghost and, to be honest, I am not really sure what that even is. But believe me (as our President is want to say) I am a Catholic.”
so are you Jewish or Catholic”
“Adopt a dog today”, forget the dog, adopt a Troll
@Yechiell Please remove all sharp objects from your house and avoid bridges and tall buildings
a minyan factory is a mincha minyan held in the factory office, and a minyan warehouse is a minyan held in the warehouse
@Benjamen
Why do all mikvas use the same orange soap?Every place has the right to make it won dress code, no one is forcing you to go there
Try speaking to the Troller mosdos, they have such a program
@ SR
Effects of toxic mothers-in-law may include:Family stress: The tension that comes with this type of conflicted relationship can cause family stress and possibly toxic stress.
Marital tension: The extreme manipulation and triangulation of a toxic mother-in-law can have a serious impact on the marital unit.
Anxiety: As discussed earlier, emotional abuse and self-doubt can contribute to symptoms of anxiety.
Depression: Being emotionally abused and manipulated may lead to increased depression.
Addiction: In an attempt to cope with a toxic mother-in-law, one may begin over-eating, over-drinking, or engage in other addictive behaviors.
Rigidity or attempts to dominate other relationships: Behaving in this way may offer an alternate method of managing the feelings of being out of control in a relationship with a toxic mother-in-law.Source: Yiddish Shviggers 2014
@GH, your a powerful person, want to sign up, you get to do power walks and power wash your car
I’m a powerful person as well, I too am signing up
The rivalry between the Monsey Fire Department and Mitzali Aish make no sense, here there is no issue about response time or competence on the side of MFD
The smile comes after prayer when you drink lchaim at tikkun
@SR, The only thing your more bitter about then your single status is the made up stuff about rabbis
Wow that sleep you woke up from was almost as long as Choni Hamgels, it must have been all those explosions that woke up so something was accomplished
@unommin, Hey, I have an idea – anyone who practices ANYTHING on Lag b’Omer has no right to tell anyone else what they think “avodah zara” is. You simply have made yourself completely unqualified for an opinion.
“If there is going to be a new button to report Lashon HaRa,
then there should also be a 2nd button to report laitzanus,
a 3rd button to report Nivul Pen,
a 4th button to report Onaas Devarim,
a 5th button to report sheker,
and a 6th button to report Cefirah.”and a 7th button to report cut and paste ramblings
opps I forgot that is very obvious
@AAQ, “If you have a mother in law that can figure out where you are at 1000 km and send Iranian drones at you”
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I would not put that past her@in peltz “Rav Gifter attended RIETS,”
He also attended public school, therefore?
“Even if nobody gets hurt (which is far from guaranteed),
the fact they they intentionally expose themselves to
unnecessary danger is a VIOLATION OF TORAH LAW,”you forgot to mention the danger of going to a mother in law’s house., that is more dangerous than a war zone.
If you listened to his hesped, he made it clear that he was being maspid as the Rav of a shul in the host community and as a neighbor.
Tuna is a fish?
toonaphish?
Toona has verylowiq?They took a survey of fifth graders, 95% of them want to Hatzolah members when they grow up, 90 % grow up
@ SR, you need to get a life and stop cutting and pasting random stuff that you find in the internet.
Rhetorically asking – is there anyone here who finds cream-sauce-herring (such as Flaum’s & Golden-Taste) too sweet? If so, is there any brand/variety herring that you or your acquaintances prefer, and that isn’t overly salty either?
Thank You” on the Hooleh album has the lyrics “smile shining” repeated in the chorus; that’s what popped into my head from reading your description.
Hatzlochoh!@Skripka, Ask Square Root for advice, he is busy that he needs a vort but he can’t get dates.
First come the Lchaim, then comes the Vort, don’t feel back about need one, this is SR favorite topic
@OP you must be enrolled in the TROLLer Yeshiva, this is very big issue with the Trollers
Can you recommend a reliable, honest and frum car repair shop in Flatbush (or Borough Park)?
The TROLLER yeshiva is the best fit
I know Kenny Rozenberg and he is a real nice person but calling him an avriech is really pushing the envelope,
PS bourch mechaya hamesim, I see you woke up from the dead@SR, are you a follower of Rav Avrham Schorr? for all shittos? or is this just a random cut and paste?
There is a whole Kuntris put out by the TROLLER kollel on this very subject, I suggest you read it
@OP,
I got to congratulate you, you came a long way, your last two post were pleas for emunah and bitochon and now you graduated to mundane topics like what style chairs people sit on during tisha bav.
Congratulations!Haimy, The quote that I quoted you was when you called out someone who thought was inappropriate for a large scale musical production to happen at a fundraiser during a time Israel was at war and this how you responded,
“Next time you don’t agree with something, keep it to yourself rather than publicly being mevazeh other Yidden while hiding behind your screen name”I all said is the same thing, I personally think both of you are correct, the music and large scale pump as not appropriate when Israel was at war and some of the movies are not appropriate for Tsha bav, that’s my opinion but I don’t tell others what to do.
@OP. let me quote your exact words you posted on 6/19.
“Next time you don’t agree with something, keep it to yourself rather than publicly being mevazeh other Yidden while hiding behind your screen name.
You need to now ask mechilah from all the people you put down. So do so right here in this thread & be mekabel not to repeat your foolish behavior.”
When you have the leadership of the Dems in the house endorse Cori Bush who promises to destroy AIPAC and “its kingdom” during her concession speech and is wildly applauded that is enough of a reason never to vote on that line.
for that matter, would it matter if the yeshiva world existed?
Shapiro was thrown under the bus to appease the blood lush of the far left, need we say more?
@nisht, When you have someone of the caliber of Moshe Rabbanu to lead the dancing then its acceptable to dance
my minyan did not say tachnun yesterday it was Sharges Areah yartzit
Who is Daniel Greenfield? is he a shadchan by chance? oh wait he is a blogger that makes him real objective and relevant
@Ari K, interesting the only time you pipe up is to knock yiddish or to defend Zionism, you need to get a life/
@Yechiell, so he had a someone over for lunch big deal, it sure beats having a daughter who raises money for Hamas
The garbage that passes as Jewish music is so bad that I don’t listen to it even when everything is peaceful.
PS UJM said it best, Israel was in a state of war since 1948, sometimes more so sometimes less so.