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Apparently the only time cream cheese is on sale is around shvous time.givat brand, which is the cheapest brand is westgate is 4
. Jj is 5.They must be rich if they only buy in the most expensive store, and only buy the most expensive brand.
Ehats the excuse for over charging on these things?
Who’s overcharging? And why are you buying there?
My kids in lakewood pay almost 5 dollars for cream cheese not on sale.
Your kids must be rich. It’s easy enough to get a less expensive brand for $3 or even $2.
Where in ny is flankin with a bone 8.99?
I haven’t seen $8.99 in years, but I have seen $10.99 frequently.
I have no idea about how women in Morocco feel about it so have no opinion.
Totally irrelevant to your comments.
Who still marries two wives?
Genuine Jewish thought cares about all people, including women.
I think you have imbibed non Jewish Middle Eastern values.
I have a hard time reading TLIK’s posts. They’re Too Long I Kan’t.
I think it’s a bad idea for someone of Teimani ancestry to marry two wives.
It’s not a matter of Western thought “artificially intersecting” with Jewish thought. It’s a matter of not wanting women to suffer, which would be the result.
Perhaps I misapplied the terminology.
Perhaps?
Anyhow, glad you backtracked. I guess OO is a worse label for you than non-misogynist.
Good job, Avram.
Do you see that if they did so that would constitute a contemporary “change of Halacha”?
If you had two left feet, would shoes cost you twice as much?
Nobody sane contemplates that rescinding the takana is anything but a disaster of an idea. It’s really disturbing and creepy that you keep fantasizing about it.
Yes, it would be a change in halacha, the same way the original takana was.
It is a takana for Ashkenazim not to do it; it is not halacha.
Wow. Your obsession is so great that you post utter nonsense.
NCB uses #1
A.I. uses #4If they are single and older, arent there also guys who are single and older willing to marry them?
Not as many
If we all have to say it, it’s not so easy.
Did it work?
“NO”
No, it is not an oxymoron. אשתו כגופו
I’m not following you.
He’s talking about when people who would otherwise have worn their hat during all of davening go on to get married and switch to a tallis, they either only cover their head with it for minimal amounts of davening, or never at all.
Not all if davening is equal – when wearing a hat, it’s easier to keep it on. It’s not a downgrade b’shita, the hat wasn’t worn the entire davening other than out of convenience.
I don’t believe not covering during Shacharis Shemoneh Esreh is common for ir those who wear a hat for other tefillos.
The way I heard it, he had two wives, one old and one young. The young one pulled out all his gray hairs so he would look young, and the old one pulled out all his black hairs so he would look old, leaving the poor man completely bald and beardless.
That’s a moshol in the Gemara, not a true story.
It depends what you mean by “change the halacha”.
It won’t change the underlying halacha, but can change the applicability.
Examples:
Lo silbash. Western styles have some influence on what’s considered beged isha.
Hocheach tochiach: someone influenced by Western culture (we all are to some degree) might be influenced better by certain means than someone raised in a different culture. This is related to the potching issue as well.
Bein adam l’chaveiro (including sholom bayis). If people in a certain culture are offended by certain things which aren’t considered offensive in a different culture, you shouldn’t subject them to it. For example, Israelis have certain tough mannerisms which are considered rude in the USA (they probably consider us soft).
After going to a very grand, palatial affair, getting nothing, hurts.
What does that have to do with the blazing shidduch crisis?
yes, I know… I know…. you never know who paid for the wedding…and you cant judge.
You could pay shadchans a million dollars a second and it wouldn’t change anything as long as they keep perpetuating a 4-5 year age gap between males and females.
Your point is correct, but I doubt it’s as much as 4-5 years.
See רש”י in :שבת לב that חנם means where it’s not justified להלכה, and see משך חכמה in כי תצא that it’s almost never מותר.
Yes, I’m married and have lots of money.
I think that’s an oxymoron.
T2t, I have no idea what hypocrisy you’re talking about.
The people who wear hats for Mincha and Maariv do cover their heads for Shacharis, at least for Shemoneh Esreh and krias Shema.
and I sat next to a a guy who happened to need to check his phone for 1 second
My friend suspects that it wasn’t actually the guy sitting next to you, that checking his phone wasn’t actually necessary, and that it was for more than one second.
They were both wrong
Black magic/witchcraft
He’s complaining about people already going 5 mph over the limit. A few mph more, and you can definitely get a ticket.
Bulbul, just to be clear, how fast do you think one should drive?
The law in NJ is that the left lane is for passing. It is not meant for staying there the whole time.
The law is also that you’re not allowed to exceed the speed limit.
DY:I believe he is discussing the sections around when going south from exit 120-89 where the speed limit is 70 MPH.
I believe it’s 65.
There is an implied claim of authenticity.
Going 15 mph over the speed limit is a kiddush Hashem?
Say “Good question, I don’t know the answer” every time. And get used to saying it; you’ll have to say it often.
You’re welcome.
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