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You were probably carrying it around for a few years.
YWN had an article about it. It lasted for months.
Years, actually. It’s still there! It even mentioned you several times!
Very kind of you.
Did the guy die?
Cuz if not, he probably learned his lesson.
Was that a suggestion to Oomis?
Snow in NY really stinks. Well, actually, NY really stinks.
NY stinks much worse when it snows, because they don’t pick up the garbage.
Sorry, Oomis, as frustrating as it is, the spot does not belong to you. You didn’t pay for the spot, you paid to get your car out.
Your driveway, OTOH, is yours, and you have a legitimate complaint against someone who blocks it.
Why don’t you just park in your driveway?
Well, at least she agrees with you that you don’t own it for two weeks.
You take other posters’ posts too literally very often.
Why? Do you think it’s okay for you to maintain a double standard?
So I accidentally left out a few words, thereby technically changing the meaning of the sentence. You knew what I meant.
To be fair, you do that very often.
I can’t answer that question, but I can point out that RebYidd23 usually makes sense, and if you don’t see that, the fault is with you.
The askan quoted in Ami Magazine.
Leib Spitz, quoted in Ami Magazine:
Golfer, considering that the conversation was about the U.S., and that Joseph included Lakewood and Money, it’s hard to argue.
SO DO YOU THINK HE SHOULD HAVE TAKEN A BITE OUT OF THE CHILD AND HIS PARENTS?!
Not for two weeks, though. Maybe two days.
Is that on the books legally, or just understood?
CTL: There are illegitimate s’michas too.
WS, a menahel doesn’t hire a rebbe merely based on a brief interview; he does more research than that.
I spent 2 hours digging out my car, and then it was the wrong car.
The trick is to clean off the licence plate first.
Writersoul, presumably, the menahel who hired a rebbe vouched for his appropriate level of scholarship for his position.
RebYidd is correct. Popa said he told his friend that his daughter is allergic, but he never actually said that she is allergic.
Ubiquitin, to be fair, she has not called for any women to be called Rabbi.
Also, although I agree with you to some extent about the title Morah, the title Rebbetzin is not used unless her husband is a Rabbi.
No, it’s fine.
Saying Tehillim arouses Divine mercy, and the mishebeirach tefillah afterwards directs Hashem’s rachamim towards the choleh mentioned. Hashem’s mercy is endless, so nothing is “stolen”.
In fact, we always include all cholim (“b’soch sh’or cholei Yisroel”). There’s nothing wrong with specifying your father’s name.
May R’ Belsky and your father both have a complete and speedy recovery, b’soch sh’or cholei Yisroel.
Yes, apushatayid, and when a woman is called Mrs., she needs to carry around her edei kiddushin with her.
If someone is a rebbe, maggid shiur, menahel, etc., is that considered “earned” to you?
Also, how does that address your “fairness,” issue?
Still?
Also, seems it was on a lot more than three occasions…
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/i-need-chizuk-1#post-554030
I was once approached by 3 people-at 3 different occasions
Was it once, or on three different occasions?
1. Nor was I, but anyhow it’s not her last Shabbos home, it’s her last Shabbos in her parents’ home as a single. It’s no big deal if the last Shabbos as a single with her father there is a week earlier.
2. No, you’re not my mother, you’re my father-in-law (I don’t think anyone fell for the grandfather bit) and I still don’t forgive you for not being at my aufruf.
I’ll probably bump this thread every year until you apologize.
And Estie says she doesn’t know why you keep saying how important it was to be there for that last Shabbos. All you did was get drunk and embarrass yourself and her in front of her friends, and she wishes you’d have gone away.
It was a year ago that I said you were wrong. It took me a year to formulate the precisely correct response.
#PeanutButterAnecdote
How’s the weather in Alaska? As bad as Lakewood?
We didn’t want the thread to be gluten free.
Who’s we? Is your daughter helping you write these posts?
Why is gluten in the title?
Unless this is a joke.
What night of the week is this? (It’s been a while…)
Writersoul, so what do you want changed? That rebbeim/menahelin should be called Mister?
LC, I have no idea what popa’s driving at here, but that’s probably his point.
Skippy or Jif?
That wasn’t very nice of him to call mentally challenged people shallow.
What did Mod-80 change the title to?
The Mikdash Melech quotes it from the Arizal:
http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=33970&st=&pgnum=156
So we’re all in agreement that Rav Soloveichik didn’t possess da’as Torah.
It’s been very cold lately.
Hmmm…
I think the Teimanim would pronounce it “Thawith” (soft “th”).
Sorry, if my kid’s first grade rebbe wants to be called Dr., I’m not doing it.