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Mazel Tov to popa on graduating.
Not if you’re allergic.
Actually, ?? ??? ????? ?????, to be precise.
The assumption is that when you see an engagement announcement and a picture of a young couple, they are not brother and sister, but the chosson and kallah.
When I get vaccine, I ask for the one without thimersoral. Costs the same
Doesn’t taste as good.
The fault in those cases has to at least equally be shared with the “friends” who post without permission.
I agree with MA.
If you need to make a chillul Hashem and show pritzus “not to hurt people’s feelings”, don’t make a website or at least don’t post any pictures (YWN’ simcha listing doesn’t have pictures).
and it’s nice that we are willing to celebrate with them and post whatever pictures they send in, even if it’s not a picture we would ever take ourselves (within reason, obviously). Can you imagine how hurt a couple would be if the sites refused to post their picture because they were touching each other?
That is the most perverse logic I’ve ever seen from you, Sam.
How untznius should we allow? (Don’t answer that).
Perhaps if frum society would not accept bad behavior, less would happen. We always say that (correctly) about abuse and fraud, why shouldn’t we say it about public pritzus? Is that not also a chillul Hashem?
Lol, I had missed that post. I’m sure it was tongue-in-cheek.
With or without spleens?
Clearly he is complelty frei since after aleinu every siddur has the ani maamins and shiesh zechiros therefore they must be integral parts of shacharis too I’m not sure why he indicates it would be ever ok to skip it.
For the benefit of Okiale, who may not be familiar with the style of various posters here, I will point out that ubiquitin is exaggerating here when he calls theprof1 completely frei (irreligious).
His point, I believe, is that not everything printed in the siddur is a requirement to be said, and it is a correct one.
Every day?
You’re welcome – how did it go today?
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That’s great!
I don’t think you need to say Kitores. Not everyone says it, so start with the basics only.
Wow. Am I really unique in that I feel that I can trust my doctors? The doctors I use really take the time to answer my questions. I was once by a practice that allotted like 2 minutes per visit to answer patient questions. I switched to a place that really takes questions seriously and takes the time to give a thoughtful answer.
Your new doctor is a lousy doctor. If (s)he was any good, she’d have too many patients to have time to answer all the patients’ questions.
doctors make 10 times the average salary of their clients
Hogwash, plus they invested a while lot more time and money into their careers than the average person.
Hey Daas, it’s you who brought up that flawed analogy, not me.
It was you who made it flawed by taking it too far. Maybe I should have made your sweat analogy flawed by pointing out that arrogance can’t be washed away with soap.
Avram, welcome to a world in which most physicians couldn’t make a living if they spent the amount of time with each patient that’s really needed.
and then proceeds to tell you she refuses to clean your teeth until you start flossing
I didn’t know plaque was deadly and contagious. You learn something new every day.
Imagine your plumber comes to the house and notices that your pipes are rusty and leaking. So he gives you a stern talking to.
Or your dental hygienist lecturing you about flossing.
Seriously though, you can do a blood test to check for antibodies if you’re really concerned that your kids don’t have immunity to something.
What if my kid can’t tolerate the vaccine? Anyhow, it’s not specifically about my kid.
I don’t believe I have ever asserted that a majority of doctors are bad apples.
You do make it sound like that’s a very common experience.
That said, the ones I have met who don’t have huge egos patiently and tirelessly explain the benefits of vaccines, actually take a minute or two to sympathize and address the parents’ fears,
I’m glad they have the time to do that instead of treating patients. My pediatrician doesn’t. Maybe he does waste his time on this nonsense anyhow, at the expense of my kids or other patients; I don’t know.
and are flexible to scheduling vaccines as parents feel comfortable.
Yes, they should do that.
Avram,
Those knee-jerks would exist even if doctors were all sweetie pies with all the time and patience in the world for nudniks. Perhaps fewer. It’s still a lousy excuse to endanger the population.
Bad reason.
That would be like someone being annoyed that when he calls a busy posek for a shailah, he won’t go through the whole sugya with him, so he starts an anti-kashrus movement.
Bow you know why we think anti-vaxxers are a bunch of r****ds.
Would you really expect a pediatrician to engage in open discussion about the same topic with every meshugener anti-vax parent who comes in? She’s come to her conclusion a long time ago, and has every right to say that if you don’t agree with her approach, go find another pediatrician.
A lot of pediatricians are overbooked as it is, and some don’t take new patients at all. Why should they waste their time rehashing the same nonsense over and over again?
Do you mind if I ask a personal question?
Why does it take an hour and twenty-five minutes to get out of the house?
I thibk you should see if there’s a way to be more efficient with your time, leaving time to daven.
Shame on us for publicly expressing our grievances and committing who knows how many transgressions of at least lashon hara, and possibly more.
Where? What loshon hora?
Kapusta, will do, bl”n.
Excitedforlife, not any more than any use of medications, or any hishtadlus we do.
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