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BMG kollel people make up 10% of the population of the greater Lakewood area [if even that much], I doubt that factors into anything, you have more high end restaurants per capita in the Lakewood area than in any other area. Do you have any proof of this theory that the prices went up recently or is it purely speculation?
@sam, why this compelling need to dig up old posts?
The nicest part about the Rosh Yeshiva Ztl is that there are no Maasish.
“I was wondering I’m curious”
Why the sky is blue
Why the ocean foams
Why people gas after cholent
Why there is a Candyman in ShulOld McDonald had a farm, and on his farm he had some chickens and some ducks and cows
SOURCE: Thomas D’ufrey composer of old mcdonald
@wolf, what was the nicest landscape you ever photographed?
@GH lets take it to next level, let sing all we need is to give peace a change by the Beatles in yiddish lyrics, maybe have Lipa or MBD sing it. second choice would be War by Edwin Starr
Make your own juices
@GH it is bain hazanim, the trolls come out in the big way
@of a dude, your ziede is not this it was a Catholic cemetary with a small Jewish section, there is only one chelka and that is the troller kehilla
Give it a rest
How much does a kosher burger cost?
@GH my point is it was a great movie
The going rate in Orlando or the going rate in St Louis?
Arabs are noble giving people.
Sorce: AladdinSock Putteets are very nice in a modern art setting,
you are really a sock puppet not a troll
the real meaning, Elal decided to change the frequent flyer club name from matmid to lomdus in order to attract more Yeshivaliet, the higher level of club would be called super lomdus.
@rebbeyid, you woke up froma two nap for this? now you can go back to sleep for two more years.
@habucher, a/k/a sockpuppet Bain hazamin is over, go back to real life.
@get it straight, yes there is such a thing as super lomdos, any building super in lakewood is a super and the building is full lamdin so the super is a super lamdin
I think you should focus on different yeshiva learning styles or keyboard styles, those questions are general rather the specific to you.
1. a building superintendent in a Lakewood apartment Building is a Super Lamdan.
2. Two overweight kollel guys arguing in learning as supersized lamdonim.it is reden in lernin while munching on a supersized portion of fries.
you seem to have a fixation on yeshivish rayd
Its kosher just dont eat it with milk
it has something to do with orange soap in mikvas
@midwestener, absolutely ridicules, according to godaven about half the shuls in the greater Lakewood area are nusach sefard, add to that the nusach ashkinaz shuls who have zero to do with the Yeshiva in Brick, Jackson and Toms River, that will give you about 1/3 of the Olam nominally affiliated with BMG and this have been this way for the past ten years growing more and more on a daily basis.
Another valiant attempt to hijack the tread by posting a trollish comment, please don’t give him what he wants.
What is the difference between Lakewood and any other frum area, BP, Flatbush, Monsey, London etc. etc. all have a wide range of income brackets, why the big deal?
@AAQ,
[1] Actually when it comes to significant decisions such as a career move I consult with a Rav, something you derided on a regular basis.
[2] Being motzi shem rah mean the one puts out negative information about someone, in all your posting you were very proud of the fact that you are not subservient to a Rav on ANY issue and you made fun of anyone who did, for example during Covid you ridiculed anyone who ask a Rav if they should take the shot and was told not to.forget the AED, is there a grant to get decent coffee in the Kava Steeble?
I will donate the plaque with the Hatzloahs number on it
@AAQ: “show of hands: anyone asked a Rav about investments and what were the returns?”
I know where you stand on this matter, you have been very vocal about not following advice of a Rav on ANY matter.Is the Sullivan County NY coroner position on the ballot this year?
Thats is what you worried? BH you have no bigger issues in life.
The shiyla with the Gingerbread man is did the fox knowing commit gezalah? and why were those chasing the gingerbread man not osik with hashavs avaidah?
@ just: It filters out just about all of the stuff that live in the water pipes.
Try Glattwater or Waterpik, Brita would do according to most poskim
with one exception all your topics posted are about this one issue, try to diversify your postings.
They tried to rally around him, the girth was way too big and they had to give up
Yeshiva Guy I was going to ask the same question, you beat me to it,
PS the surgeon who did CC gastric bypass is used by a lot of frum olam, I don’t know if that is reason enough to vote for him.The Gingerbread Man (also known as The Gingerbread Boy) is a fairy tale about a gingerbread man’s escape from various pursuers until his eventual demise between the jaws of a fox.
@Baltimore Maven, for every one legitimate class action there are 99 frivolous suits, for example we are currently defending a suit that our firm discriminates against Central Americans in spite of the fact the 90% of our work force is Central Americans, the average payout of lawyers in a class action is 1.96 Million, and the class members getting between $20 to $50,000, its a system crying for change.
BTW what do you do for a living?@CTL, I have dealt with torts for 20 + years and have yet to see an Attorney sanctioned for bringing a frivolous suit in NY or NJ.
@akuperma, I needed to tone it down by the mods.
“There are many Yidden working as lawyers, so we shouldn’t complain.” that comment ranks up there among the silliest that I have seen, should we encourage smoking, or poor eating habits because there are many Yidden working as doctors?
should we encourage reckless driving because many yidden own body shops? should we fight Alzheimer’s research because many yidden work in long term care? Should we lower building codes because many yidden work as builders, the list goes on and on.@Neville, insurance is a mere pass through, if the cost of claims are low premiums are low and vise versa.
@ CTL “In this case the plaintiff’s attorney who brought the case is awaiting disciplinary action by the State Bar.”
I have yet to see that happen.
@akuper,Edited! 🤨
@Baltimore maven, I have been on both sides of coin, I was hit by a car when I was a boy, spent six weeks in the hospital, I am employed as a risk manager and I can tell you the system is rife with fraud, especially in New York. The entire system needs to be revamped.
@Neville, you are obviously clueless on how insurance works, everything is driven by the probability of loss and loss cost, for example someone who lives on the San Andras fault pays more in earthquake insurance then someone in Iowa, if there will ever be tort reform premiums will drop because your loss cost will drop.
The only ones against tort reform are the plaintiff lawyers, make to thank them about the high cost of insurance.@CTL, sadly how very true, at least try to litigate is a costly venue.