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  • in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1918473
    Gadolhadorah
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    I think we should follow the lead of R’ Biden and give the Trumpies some “space” to gracefully rant and rave about the election being “stolen” and let the reality of their loss sink in without us (including moi’ ) rubbing it in . The traditional notion of multiple stages of grieving are applicable here so the denial, lashing out etc. are to be expected. Hopefully by Tu B’shvat we will all be one happy CR family virtually singing the Lipa Schmeltzer verson of Kumbayah.

    in reply to: The Transition we should hope for #1918460
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    Biden is playing it smart and allowing Trump some time to “accept” the outcome without piling on the humiliation of calling him a “loser” and c’v triggering some really crazy stuff which everyone fears is possible with this guy. Biden has been in D.C. long enough to have extensive experience with the federal government and doesn’t need immediate orientation briefings. His network of contacts have already established working relationships with senior career personnel in all the key agencies and they are in preliminary discussions, albeit at Starbucks and rented hotel suites rather than the decrepit federal office building in the Navy Yard used every 4 years for “official” transition team
    activities. I suspect within a few weeks, the reality will have sunk in and the Trumpkopf will be hiding out in Mar aLago planning his new Trump TV Network to challenge Fox and keep the MAGA spirit alive. If not, then as the Dems noted in their press release a few days ago, “the Secret Service and Federal marshals have well-established procedures to remove trespassers from the White House grounds”.

    in reply to: The Transition we should hope for #1918350
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    The term “President-Elect” has about as much legal significance as a “Lame Duck President”. We currently have a “lame duck” stewing in the WH and “tweeting” rather than “quacking” but otherwise nothing has changed.

    in reply to: Men Are Stingy #1918349
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    Reb E: Agree that the data on tipping is anecdotal and subjective. I’m basing it on just one study published by researchers for a major credit card processing company which presumably used randomized data and guesstimates of the gender of the cardholder based on first names. Also, I’m not sure the inyanim that some bring down regarding feminine generosity really make a definitive point one way or the other.

    in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1918308
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    “So expect verbal onslaught of trash and sharp objects”
    I was looking for some virtual tin foil hats with sharp points but I already exhausted my supply of party hats and groggers motzi shabbos in celebrating the geulah from Trump. Would a virtual spam of jpg files containing an autographed photo of the Donald with his buddy Kim Jong-un sharing a bowl of kimchee deter you from further promoting the votegate hoax? Here in the CR we are admonished not to use the types of “trash” more typically thrown by the Peleg demonstrators and their ilk.

    in reply to: Men Are Stingy #1918306
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    I also think “generosity” is more embedded in women’s DNA then men. The notion that “male” tazdikim are the only ones earning their money honestly is another bubba meisa.

    in reply to: Men Are Stingy #1918260
    Gadolhadorah
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    Fake News Alert:
    1. Talk to any or your kids who may have worked as servers in a restaurant or other job where tipping is prevalent. That women are by far the better tippers is supported by a study by a major credit card company (google”tipping” and “men versus women”). Specifically, women are better tippers than men and baby boomers are more generous tippers than millennials,
    2. These days, even in segments of the frum tzibur, women are as likely to contribute to household income as men so the sexist notion that men are more reluctant to part with money because they work so hard to earn it is a bubba meisa.

    in reply to: Do American Jews care about Eretz Yisroel? #1918257
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    If some of the CR regulars would take time to review the election results at the state and local level, you will see that the Democratic vote was considerably stronger for moderate candidates and more conservative referendum positions than for far left candidates and policies. Major exception was in Washington D.C. where 92 percent voted for Biden but 86 percent also voted to legalize hallucinogenic mushrooms with a good hashgacha. (OK, maybe not with the hashgacha angle). In fairness, the D.C. mayor opposed the legalization.

    in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1918207
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    Emes: I was obviously being somewhat irreverent with my “whats wrong with Nancy as “acting president” comment given the heartburn the though of Joe moving into the oval office seems to be causing our Repubican friends.

    Another important question: WHERE IS MIKE?? Now that we’ve found Hunter (he was on stage motzi shabbos for the Biden celebration in Wilmington), the search team has gone looking for VP Pence. He hasn’t been seen in public since election night and hasn’t been part of the “Stop the counting (except where I’m winning) Circus being orchestrated by the Trumpkopf and Guiliani). Most recent report is that he is hiding out at some luxury resort at a private island off the Florida coast with no internet access). Perhaps he is trying to retain a sliver of credibility for a 2024 primary run against Tucker Carlson and Don Jr.

    in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1918183
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    “this whole thing could get caught up in congress and there would not end up being a president certified, meaning that Pelosi would be acting president until it is figured out”

    And whats wrong with that??

    in reply to: Do American Jews care about Eretz Yisroel? #1917993
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    A large percentage of the MO tzibur outside of NYC metro area (and I suspect a modest percentage in NYC) are actually quite moderate in their politics although leaning Democratic. There are relatively few in the JStreet/AOC/Bernie wing of the party. This past election actually reinforced the moderate wing of the party since it is clear from election results around the country that there is little support for the most extreme progressive views and Republicans actually did much better then expected at the state level. Look at the results of several statewide referendums in California if you have any doubts.

    in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1917984
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    JackK: There apparently were a lot of cancellations for the inauguration over the weekend at the Trump Hotel at 11th and Pennsylvania Avenue (don’t miss the irony of the street name). Some really good grandstand viewing areas for the parade are right in front of the lobby exit but the best location is a few blocks north on 15th Street (near Old Ebbitt Grill) where by tradition, Biden will get our of his Limo and walk the last 3 blocks to the reviewing stand in front of the WH. Sadly, there will be no Inaugural Balls this year because of Covid concerns. If you are coming down to D.C. for the Shabbos before the events, you can walk from the Trump Hotel up to the Chabad shul near Dupont Circle and daven with the Kushners (for their last Shabbos in D.C.)

    in reply to: how the frum olam voted #1917930
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    Someone asked me a question that others in the CR may be better able to answer. Does the frum tzibur in EY vote in strict accordance with the directives of their rabbonim more so than here in the U.S.? It would seem to depend more what is meant by “frum tzibur”. I would guess there is more “block voting” among chassideshe voters following their rebbe rather than among Litvish voters but I have no way of confirming that.

    in reply to: Do American Jews care about Eretz Yisroel? #1917921
    Gadolhadorah
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    Yes, we care at lot but not all of us share the same priorities. And no, we don’t think the goyim will be “throwing us out” of the U.S. anytime soon. As to Canada, they were planning to build their own version of the wall to keep out Americans seeking to escape another 4 years of the Trumpkopf.

    in reply to: Joe Biden Criminal? #1917906
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    Health: Have you seriously considered taking your spiel on the road? After months of lock-down, there is a real pent up demand for comic relief. You may have to perform in outdoor parking lots for a while like the one Rudy Guiliani used yesterday in a Philadelphia industrial park for his circus show (aka “news conference”) to describe the vast left wing conspiracy among thousands of state government computer programmers, election officials, vote counters, post-office managers etc. Much hatzlacha in your new endeavors and please keep us updated on the new details of the Votingate Conspiracy.

    in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1917631
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    The “Day One” executive orders contemplated by Biden are targeted policy changes focused on areas which were at the core of his campaign; reversing the most extreme immigration policy changes (e.g. maintaining the DACA program, rejoining the WHO, etc). I suspect there will be moderate Republican support for these efforts even though they can be undone w/o legislation, just as Trump did in implementing them). He is not going to immediately change the status quo on Iran or North Korea, tear down Trump’s wall, order the ATF to start confiscating weapons, releasing violent felons from federal prisons or shut down shuls and churches (all of which Trump has predicted in the past several weeks) No one is suggesting there won’t be immediate changes on some policies…there will be since as noted above, elections do have consequences.
    A gutten voch and good night.

    in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1917608
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    Syag: First of all, your guy received 70,804,968 votes (as of 10 pm) not 60 million.
    More importantly, I can’t speak for any of the others here in the CR who supported Biden but I suspect most would agree he is far from a perfect candidate and that there are legitimate concerns regarding his policies on EY and a bunch of other issues. I don’t think any of us are suffering from ” infantile smugness” regarding Biden or the Democratic party but we think he is a far better option for our country than another 4 years of the incumbent.

    in reply to: half-sour pickles #1917601
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    Given the political distractions of the past several days, I neglected to mention that after my earlier post lamenting the loss of Guss’ pickles on Essex Street, I was informed that a member of the original Guss ownership family reopened the operation at a Bronx production kitchen and now sells the “original recipe” barrel cured pickles online. A bit pricey, $60/ gallon pail (which they say is about 30-35 pickles) but we’re talking about the Rolls Royce of the pickle world. Now that the weather has cooled a bit, I’m going to give them a try and will post my review after indulging. Perhaps a good nosh for an Inauguration Day Party (socially distanced on the patio).

    in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1917592
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    Gadfly: Yes, i thought Biden’s speech was centrist and he did reach out to a large segment of the 70 million voters who supported Trump but are not the extreme of what was once the Republican party. If you have the technology on your cable setup, go back and listen to the comments of Karl Rove on Fox News right after the speech (about 8:40 PM ET). And yes, immediate action on Covid, global warming and the economic challenges of large segment of the American population who don’t define their economic success on the stock market, ARE the reasons 74 million Americans voted for him and expect him to prioritize (and where I suspect he will get some Republican support as well). The “systemic racism” stuff is probably going to be the subject of some cosmetic executive orders, commissions etc. but even his own party doesn’t share a common action plan so its more rhetoric than substance.
    Yes. Elections will have consequences but I’m hopeful that the changes in direction for our country will be less “in your face” and more thoughtful than what we’ve seen over the past 4 years where the singular motivation was to “undo everything Obama”.

    in reply to: EY Rebuilding Bridges with EY #1917587
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    CA: I don’t want to burst your caffeine high but you may be surprised at the degree to which Biden will call the shots and not be captive to the Sanders/AOC cabal. Pelosi’s 25th amendment Commission was not directed at Biden. If you have any doubts, just do a bit of research as to how it evolved and the political calculus leading to its introduction. Hint: The 25 Amendment Commission was first conceived in an American University law school class taught by Jamie Raskin (D-MD) and which he subsequently introduced as legislation back in March 2017 and again in the current Congress in 2019. Pelosi decided it was good politics to remind the public about the issue when the White House became “ground zero” for covid last month. Ted Cruz, an otherwise really smart lawyer, quickly decided it was equally good politics and a great conspiracy theory to claim Pelosi’s real motive was to set up Harris as acting President under the direction of Bernie and AOC. It was a good comic relief for several weeks leading up to the election. As a practical matter, with a geriatric president and president elect, it would be smart to deal with the issue a lot better than the uncertain prevailing under the vague 25th Amendment language.

    in reply to: Shidduch Crisis ONGOING #1917559
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    “Any pretense of a serious discussion on this topic has been forsaken”
    Until there is some consensus on the statement of the problem, there is unlikely to be a “serious” discussion of solutions.

    in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1917552
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    UJM: To you and your chevrah, GET OVER IT. The Republican legislative leadership of three of the states you mention have already rejected the notion of setting aside the electoral outcomes and I suspect the other will do so as well.

    There will be a new President and this country will move on as it always has. There will be a real challenge for the incoming Administration to reach out to the 70 million Americans who voted for Trump but I truly believe they will make the effort. Their success will largely be a function of Biden’s ability to steer a centrist course and not yield to the far left of his party. In the interim, I suspect Biden will go slow and give Trump the time and space they need to accept the reality of the what has happened while at the same time moving forward on areas such as Covid and the economy where the nation desperately needs a new direction. Its a time for healing, not gloating.

    in reply to: half-sour pickles #1917399
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    Simple recipe for geshmack home-made sour pickles (makes 1 quart of jarred pickles so scale up ingredients for larger quantities).
    4 cups water
    2 tbs finely-ground artisian salt (not kosher salt)
    1-1.5 pounds small to medium size pickling cucumbers
    8 cloves garlic (FRESH, not powdered)
    6 allspice “berries”
    1 tsp coriander
    1 teaspoon black mustard seed
    1 or w dried red chili peppers
    1/4 cup fresh dill
    (horseradish to taste)

    Instructions
    Bring water to near-boil until salt is fully dissolved and allow to cool. Cover cucumbers in a bowl with ice water to crisp and then put them in a quart-size jar with fermenting seal. Add in the garlic and other spices and cover the cucumbers to the top of the jar with the saltwater brine. Allow the pickles to ferment at room temperature until they turn from bright to dull green to a dull green (usually 3-4 weeks but longer if you like them really sour).

    B’taavon!!

    in reply to: Finding out who won the presidential election 2020 #1917396
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    Well, another good sign is the total absence of Mike Pence who has already decided NOT to tarnish his 2024 Presidential chances by repeating Trump’s crazy “stolen election” nareshkeit while being careful not to alienate the hard-core MAGA voters who believe this stuff. Pence thus joins AG Barr and FBI Director Wray in keeping their heads down and their legacies intact. Another indicator is the just announced employment counseling effort by a bunch of K Street lobbyists to create a job bank for WH staffers who are frantically trying to get their resumes out for new positions beginning in two months. Apparently, there won’t be a big demand for former Trump staffers in the new administration.

    in reply to: how the frum olam voted #1917395
    Gadolhadorah
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    “Trump won those areas by 3,4,5 to 1…..You love to quote Chazal, how about this quote acharay rabim lhotos”
    I presume you are referring tohe phrase אַחֲרֵי רַבִּים–לְהַטֹּת which is often simplistically translated as “follow the majority” and used as an early basis for democratic rule. There are others who bring down from chazal that it also can be read with the caveat admonishing us “to NOT follow the majority to do evil”.

    in reply to: Now What? #1917357
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    As Biden’s deputy campaign manager just tweeted in response to multiple “now what” and “what if” questions from the media regarding Trump’s implicit threats to ignore the election outcome:

    “The Secret Service and and other federal agencies have long-standing plans and procedures for removing anyone found to be trespassing on the White House grounds”.

    Interesting that AG Barr and FBI Director Wray have been deliberately invisible the past several days and have not been participants in the Trumpkopf’s media circus on election fraud and irregularities (leaving the circus ring to Crazy Rudy)

    in reply to: how the frum olam voted #1917355
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    bored guy: Not sure what you mean “you shouldn’t vote to get things”. Most of us feel that you SHOULD vote to get candidates who support policies and programs that advance you own personal values and priorities. Sometimes those will match those of what the “leadership” of the tzibur are advocating, sometimes it won’t, especially when the leadership is narrowly focused on ONE issue. I cannot imagine that the residents of KY and Skver did their own analysis of the views of the competing candidates and ALL somehow came to the SAME conclusion (except for the 184
    “political apikorsim” referenced above).

    in reply to: Shidduch Crisis ONGOING #1917350
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    “..there’s a lot of picky older girls out there,,,”
    As there SHOULD be. You don’t get married for the sake of just being with someone by a certain age. If you decide to marry, it has to be with someone you love and respect and want to share your life with. If thats being “picky” than you are doing the RIGHT thing and you shouldn’t allow any edicts from a Rav, askan, poster on social media or family pressure to pressure you into a shidduch you don’t feel comfortable with.

    in reply to: how the frum olam voted #1917305
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    You mean w/o the Skver vote, Trump would have won the NYS vote in 2016?? I don’t think so

    in reply to: Shidduch Crisis ONGOING #1917196
    Gadolhadorah
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    While the data vary slightly from year to year, there are approximately 105 male births for every 100 female births in the U.S. The ratio does not seem to vary much by geographic region or ethnicity. The male/female ratio is even higher (118/100) in China and some other Asian countries where gender-based abortions are reported to occur.
    I’ve read through many of the shidduch crisis past threads here in the CR but I still am not convinced there is any “structural” issue that must be addressed. All these debates end up doing is increasing the level of stress on single young women and make them feel more like “damaged goods”.

    in reply to: Now What? #1917192
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    DovidBT:

    We should daven that there are “raudulent votes” so as to give legitimacy to the Trumpkopf’s tweets??? Have you ever heard of a barahcha l’vatalah??

    in reply to: how the frum olam voted #1917156
    Gadolhadorah
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    Silent Moishe makes an important point. If the Frum tzibur is increasingly viewed as a monolithic partisan voting block, there will be less effort by the other side to compete for their support and consider their perspective as they become viewed as “captive” to the other side.

    in reply to: Shidduch Crisis ONGOING #1917143
    Gadolhadorah
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    Not to make light of the OP. The Corona Virus has only worsened an already challenging situation for social interactions within the frum tzibur. Some young men and women may be uncomfortable using Zoom or other online meeting apps in lieu of in-person dates. As the weather gets colder, it becomes more difficult to find safe outdoor locations for meeting. Its easy to joke about the shidduch crisis but everyone should think about safe ways to introduce young folks in their social orbits in a manner that will be comfortable within their hashkafah.

    in reply to: how the frum olam voted #1917128
    Gadolhadorah
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    Yasher koach to the many independent minded voters in Skver and KY (all 184 of you). I assume the local Boards of Elections have contacted the gabboim of your respective shuls so you get a special kavod at davening this Shabbos.

    in reply to: Shidduch Crisis ONGOING #1917122
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    ” There are 100 Coffee Room threads about it!!!!!!”

    Not true. If you scan the CR archives, the actual number is about 117. What we really need is a new and updated thread on techales.

    in reply to: Trash bags #1917087
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    Since we are putting corporate names and advertisements on everything from football stadiums to bus stops, perhaps someone will start putting photos and logos on trash bags, rather than the bland white/black colors that currently dominate the market. It would lend a bit of color and visual interest to our curbsides on trash pickup days and would allow citizens to express their first amendment rights year-around, and not just for a few weeks prior to election day (when lawns signs are legal).

    in reply to: Now What? #1917075
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    1. I wish Joe Biden would have the unfettered ability to radically change American policies across the board you assume will be the case. The reality is that is WON’T happen either in foreign or domestic policy. The great Blue Wave that the fringe left of the Democratic Party was predicting never happened. There was sadly, no repudiation of Trump, either at a personal or policy level. We are a country divided virtually right down the middle. Mitch McConnell will still be managing the Senate and in a position to block both Biden appointees and priorities just as he did for 8 years with Obama. Further, there is a stronger segment of the Democratic moderates who will blame the left for the party’s failure to capture the Senate and send a message to the Trump wing of the party.
    Bottom line: We are in for more gridlock and divided government and its unclear what it will take to achieve a working consensus in the middle with the toxic polarization made starkly clear by Tuesday’s election.

    in reply to: American Democracy #1917057
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    When moishiach comes, we will obviously be living in a world where “hanging chads” and “ballot harvesting” will be historical artifacts. Until then, yidden in galus live in accordance to the rules adopted by the majority of citizens in the country in which they reside which may not comport with torah “morality”

    in reply to: Finding out who won the presidential election 2020 #1916917
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    Amil: He will drag it out well beyond the inauguration. He literally needs public adulation like you and I need oxygen so he will continue with the MAGA rallies and desperate efforts to keep himself in the public spotlight. I anticipate nonstop Tweets with “new” allegations about the crooked Bidens, perhaps new broyges with the Obamas and anything that might get him a few minutes on national TV. I could only wish he will disappear January 21, 2020 but it won’t happen.

    in reply to: Finding out who won the presidential election 2020 #1916885
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    Just to be clear. FOX News, not CNN or MSNBC, just called Michigan for Biden and has him at 264 of the required 270 electoral votes. Either Nevada or Arizona would put him over the top. The Republicans might have a better chance of gaining credibility if they didn’t just put up Crazy Rudy at a news conference to suggest they are considering a NATIONAL lawsuit to throw out ALL mail-in ballots as part of a national conspiracy orchestrated by the DNC. There are some serious GOP lawyers with legitimate election law credentials so I’m mystified why Crazy Rudy has become the face of the Trump kvetching about voter fraud.

    in reply to: American Democracy #1916856
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    CA: I suspect President-Elect Biden might disagree with your characterization albeit respecting your right to make such wild assertions. When the incumbent says at 3AM that he will ask SCOTUS to “Stop all voting” (he probably meant counting votes), including those that were legally submitted, you know its over. Its 100% certain that there were some “irregularities” yesterday as there always have been (and perhaps a few more considering the huge mail-in and early voting). But even Fox anchor just acknowledged that once Michigan and Arizona are called for Biden later today (as they likely will) there is no path for Trump. OAN just interviewed Niget (Brexit) Lafarge and he too seemed resigned to Trump “heading the opposition”. Go easy on the coffee….it is addictive.

    in reply to: American Democracy #1916845
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    Tachles1: You are missing out on one of the great culinary treats if you haven’t tried the kosher kimchi and great line of other kosher Korean delicacies available from KoKo Kosher. I can’t post the link but you can find their products on Amazon or google their direct order website. Hashgacha is from Rav Levy at Circle K.
    P.S. We don’t have a mesorah for Sushi either and my zeida told me they never had pizza in the alte heim.

    in reply to: Finding out who won the presidential election 2020 #1916837
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    So when ALL the votes are counted and if Biden is declared the winner, we MUST accept the results since as Sam Klein has reminded us 17 times in the past month “that Hashem runs the entire world…” and if that is the outcome, it is only because the Ebeshter made it happen.

    in reply to: half-sour pickles #1916792
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    ” Dumping a container full of cumin into everything does not make it better”

    Yserbius123: That may be true for cumin but dumping several pounds of sugar into Ungarishe gefilte fish is entirely a different issue.

    in reply to: half-sour pickles #1916752
    Gadolhadorah
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    What happened to Gus’ Pickles on Essex Street. Haven’t been back in decades. By far, the highlight of my troubled youth

    in reply to: American Democracy #1916758
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    I guess I am “clueless”. When I first drafted the OP, I guess I thought I’d be waking up Wednesday AM in Kansas with Toto at my side but instead it looks like Pyongyang with a bowl of (half sour) kimchee.

    in reply to: Trump teva #1916438
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    “… and also a civil war may break out no matter who wins..”
    I keep hearing this but don’t buy into the narrative. There will obviously be a period of weeks or months of periodic violence and protests from the losing side but stop with the “Civil War” hyperbole.

    in reply to: Internet #1916230
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    There are lots of “kosher” sites on the internet to research what is making you “unwell”, learn about possible remedies and find good professional assistance. Good luck and a refuah shelamah for whatever ails you.

    in reply to: Daati Leumi/RZ Rabbonim call on public to vote for Donald Trump #1916089
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    If these rabbonim were halfway serious, they wouldn’t have waited until October 29th to issue their endorsement…far too late to influence any absentee ballots sent from EY.

    in reply to: Sheitels are now BANNED!!! #1915995
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    ” I just spent $2,300 on a sheite…”

    You could have instead purchased a $19 tichel for your wife and used the remaining $2,281 to purchase a lovely Calabrian Esrog for each of the next 2 or 3 years. Everything is relative when it comes to your hashkafah and perspective on hidur mitzvah.

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