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  • in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932198
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    ARWSF – “Unfortunatley we women may exercise poor judgment sometimes.”

    Poor judgment occurs to both men and women. And women exercise poor judgment in getting divorced also.

    To avoid bad judgment it’s best to seek counsel. The best is to speak with Rabbonim experienced with Sholom Bayis AND, not or, go to therapists who deal with marital issues.

    in reply to: Memoir called "Unorthodox" and its effect on us #869093
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    To all,

    There are now two more copycats of Feldman (Berkovits) & Reich.

    Check out Sundays Star Ledger. They have an org. called “Unchained”.

    in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932189
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    moi aussi – “Most divorces are initiated by women, as a result of abusive husbands. Abuse can be physical or/and mental.”

    And I posted:

    “How about giving us an example of “mental” abuse?”

    So my whole post that I just posted is to prove your whole premise is wrong. Many posters have written, eg. avhaben, that women are at fault. In other words, they might be initiating divorce because they think that they are being abused, but in Reality they are NOT!

    in reply to: Stomach Lap Band Surgery #869199
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    Momofsix -“I will say that only someone with a band is qualified to comment as nobody else knows what is truly going on in someones body.”

    I’ll ammend your post because you’ll probably agree:

    The only qualified opinions’ on this subject are people who have gone through the procedure or medical professionals (even if they haven’t had the procedure).

    in reply to: Stomach Lap Band Surgery #869198
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    OOmis -Did you ever go through a procedure like the band or bypass?

    in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932187
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    moi aussi -“Health, why do you need examples of mental abuse? Are you quizzing me or do you want to deny the existence of mental abuse?”

    I’m quizzing you because you are Not Rabbi Twerski. I’m sure his examples are true abuse. A lot of women think that certain situations are abuse when they are Not. Actually crying abuse by women in Court is one of the most common lies found in divorce court. It does exist, but not to the extent these women claim!

    Esp. when it comes to mental abuse, a woman in a marriage (or the man) should first seek psychological counselling before deciding and esp. before telling the world, that they are abused!

    Enough with all these women crying Wolf. Maybe you can score some brownie points – sometimes with friends and/or in court, but they are doing a big Disservice to both women & men who were actually abused!

    in reply to: Shaving Erev shabbos mochor chodesh #869541
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    AC – What’s the problem -Sefira starts next week?

    in reply to: George Zimmerman #868281
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    far east – No, that’s what PC people like you are saying, except you’re saying it’s murder.

    If s/o is stalking you & you’re scared – you run. You don’t stand and turn to face your attacker unless you have no choice.

    If s/o is beating you and they’re on top of you -you defend yourself anyway you can.

    It’s amazing how the people who have adorned themselves with PC in our generation have lost any amount of common sense.

    And not just that -they think they can push their illogical mumbo-jumbo on others who actually think for a living!

    in reply to: Stomach Lap Band Surgery #869191
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    MMC has a clinic just for this. They pay s/o (I think a NP) just to work all day tightening these things.

    First the delis and take-outs pull in the dough -then the medical field pull in the dough (actually pull out or squeeze the dough).

    in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932181
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    moi aussi -“If a man isn’t married, it’s not because the women are too picky, it’s because the man is bad news.”

    Who decided this, you? My opinion is there may be lots of women, but lots don’t really want to get married!

    “A man who calls his ex-wife’s friends “Reshayim” shouldn’t wonder why he’s not remarried.”

    Your real name must be Chulda, the Neiviah, because how else would you know what you just posted!

    First of all, who said I’m wondering why I’m not remarried – I’m not at all. Who said I even started looking yet?

    Second of all, how do you know that her friends aren’t Reshayim?

    “Most divorces are initiated by women, as a result of abusive husbands. Abuse can be physical or/and mental.”

    How about giving us an example of “mental” abuse?

    in reply to: Getting Married and Getting Fatter #868152
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    Nbrg – I got fatter after marriage at least 50 lbs., but I still didn’t catch up to my wife. (:0

    in reply to: Stomach Lap Band Surgery #869175
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    The band is safer than bariatric surgery. It should be done first.

    in reply to: George Zimmerman #868278
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    PBA -the hypocrisy of some who call themselves conservatives is very obvious. They say Martin had the right to attack George due to self -defense of the stalking, but George had No right to defend himself while being pummeled!

    Where have this country gone so wrong?

    What is up is down & what is down is up!

    I would have used colors to say the same thing, but I doubt in this PC world of ours the post would go through.

    in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932174
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    moi aussi -“Rabanim who deal in gittin say “beware of a divorced guy”.”

    Just another excuse of many – of why not to get married!

    Let’s forget about or ignore the Chiyuv for women to get married.

    in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932173
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    computer777 -“Health, with such an attitude, who will want to marry you?”

    Someone like my wife, whom wasn’t twisted and crazy at the time of our marriage. Read my post on a logical level, not emotional.

    Not every single woman is twisted and/or crazy and/or bad, but there seems to be a lot of them! Men who are like this usually get exposed. Women OTOH seem to be like the turtle and attack and then hide in their shell!

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180227
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    moi aussi -“Shulchan Aruch, Even HaEzer 1:13:

    “lo teshev isho belo ish shelo techoshed”

    a woman should not remain without a husband because of suspicion”

    Yes, this is the way we Pasken!

    “Hilchot Issurei Biyah

    “shelo yiso zoken yalda shedovor zeh gorem l’znus”

    an old man shall not marry a young woman as this will lead to adultery”

    Mentioned above previously -it says Yalda -a girl less than 12, not young woman!

    “Yevamot 101b

    “k’lech etsel shekmosech ve’al tachnis ketata letoch beisech”

    a man shall marry a woman of his age and not bring strife into his home”

    This was discussed on page 1 & 2 of this topic! Please read all posts before posting.

    “Hilchot Issurei Biyah 21:26

    “reshus le’isho shelo tinoseh le’olam”

    a woman has permission not to ever marry”

    The Rambam is a Rishon. We Pasken like the Shulchan Aruch.

    “Reb Akiva Eiger

    In a place where there’s no suspicion, a woman has no obligation to marry”

    This means a town with No men or just Men whom can’t have kids. In other words bascially an all Women town.

    So it comes out a Woman has a CHIYUV to get married!

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180226
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    PBA -“So he is at his doctor the one day, and asks his doctor (why his doctor? they’re not allowed to laugh at you)”

    Oh, Medical Personnel laugh at people all the time, just we do it behind their back!

    in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932142
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    PBA -“It is always the woman’s fault. Always.

    The passuk says ?????-??? ??? ?? ???? ???. That is, only men–but not women. Women are twisted and crazy.”

    So TRUE! But in my case it wasn’t my wife. It was her friends whom are Reshayim besides being twisted & crazy!

    in reply to: Is smoking mutar? #954604
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    zvei dinim -“My question now is: how can we turn the above stated fact, that smoking is assur, into the strong mainstream opinion?”

    This is an easy answer. The Yeshivos would throw out smokers & not allow it. I know of one Yeshiva that doesn’t allow it & it’s not just lip movement.

    Why it’s not part of their rules, esp. since they have so many constricting rules, is a question that you have to ask the people running these Yeshivos!

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180219
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    moi aussi – “Will you spank me now?”

    This isn’t refined, lady-like speech!

    “You say that women have a chiyuv to marry, can you cite the source? I know that women are ADVISED to marry, not mechuyavot.”

    You were wrong before and you’re still wrong. Women are “Mechuyavot”!

    From Shulchan Aruch – Even Haezer – 1:13.

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180218
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    PBA -“Health: When you tell me you would be willing to date an 80 year old woman if she could still have children, I’ll take you seriously.”

    I never considered this and I don’t plan on considering it. I don’t think in the abstract. I know you must have been trained to think like this in Yeshiva. But I don’t.

    This is a serious topic, whether you take it seriously or not.

    And quite frankly -I don’t think you take anything seriously!

    in reply to: Interacting With Ex-Family Members #882327
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    morah reyna -“I have a nice relationship with my ex- in laws. they live out of town. We e-mail or talk a few times during the year. It’s not their fault…”

    So whose fault is it – yours or his? (:0

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180213
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    moi aussi -“Health, Women are remaining spinsters, because men always want young women. They want it when they’re 20, and they still want it when they’re 60. You will argue that an old man seeks a young woman for procreation, that’s a good cover-up for their real intent. An old man has no patience for children, an old man wants a young woman to satisfy his physical urges (no’ef).”

    By your emotional response – I can only deduce either you are an older single woman or you are very close to one.

    I am trying to keep this topic based only on Halacha and logic. Your posts here are Neither!

    There is a big difference between s/o whom has “physical urges” & a “No’ef”! (A person who is Mezaneh.) But somehow I think you know this!

    If you are a single gal around 35 -40 y.o. – don’t be picky and consider marrying s/o between 55 -60 y.o. I’ll repeat from above -Women have a Chiyuv to get married. Chazal say you can’t be happy unless you’re married -“Shoroy B’lo Simcha”. (Doesn’t mean every married couple is happy!)

    A lot of bitterness in life goes away after marriage!

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180209
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    name withheld – “Well, in a way you did answer the question.”

    Indirectly I did by this – “But one thing I’ll tell you – that I came up with this solution because a lot of women are remaining spinsters.”

    But I knew you would continue to attack even though you had your answer. People like you are very predictable. Not the way to act during the Yimay of Sefira – trying to find fault in others!

    “At any rate, it’s amusing that you say people are not entitled to answers just because they asked, when just two weeks ago you wrote:”

    “And I’m still waiting for one of these “angels” to answer Yes to the question I posted on the topic called – “Who wants to be a Tzadiekes like Rus?”.”

    That question wasn’t obviously posted to anyone in particular, while you keep Hocking Me with your Naarishkeit!

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180205
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    moi aussi -“Health, I don’t need to read all the posts to know that a woman has no chiyuv to marry.”

    Obviously you do need to read & reread the posts because I just posted to you that Woman Does have a Chiyuv to marry! This is what it says in the Shulchan Aruch. Whomever told you differently is sadly mistaken! Just because they don’t have the Mitzva of Pru OOrevu – they still have a Chiyuv to get married.

    I think I’ve made myself crystal clear now!

    “Do you tell people to ask their rabbi when you have no answer? You can say you don’t know the answer.”

    In spite of your snarkiness -I wasn’t hiding the fact that I didn’t know, but since you brought up the question -it piqued my curiosity – so go ask your Rabbi and then come tell us.

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180204
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    147 -“Obvioulsy it is tragic that Boaz did not live to see his son.”

    You see what Boaz gave up for the Klal. He had the Zecus of having Moshiach come from him, even though he didn’t get to know his son. This, I guess, was more important to him.

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180203
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    name withheld -“Well, Health, you still didn’t answer my question.”

    Since when do I have to answer your questions? Some people think that if THEY ask a question – THEY must get an answer. Esp. since your question is more like an accusation than just curiosity.

    But one thing I’ll tell you – that I came up with this solution because a lot of women are remaining spinsters.

    in reply to: Feif The Matziv #867486
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    Toi -“health- would you like to have a word with my wife?”

    No. She probably blogs also. I asked about your parents.

    And if your wife blogs -does her Tatty & Mommy know?

    in reply to: Feif The Matziv #867480
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    To all the above:

    Does Mommy and Tatty know you blog on the net?

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180197
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    147 -“& Guess what happened thereafter? Boaz passed away after 1 nite, leaving Ruth yet again a young widow in her early 40’s.”

    If your implication is – that it is not a good idea -you are mistaken. Once a person is eighty he has good chance of living a few more years. It is very unlikely that the nite of marriage that the man will die.

    Boaz was an exception. His Tafkid in life was to produce Moshiach. Once he did that – he didn’t need to remain on this world any longer.

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180196
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    moi aussi -“Patri, why is the definition of an old man irrelevant? If the Torah makes a distinction between young man and old man, there must be a criteria defining old man. I would like to know what it is.”

    This is a good question. Go ask your Rabbi and tell us what he says.

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180195
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    moi aussi -“You say that a girl over the age of 12 has a chiyuv to get married. I know that a woman doesn’t have at all a chyiuv to marry, the mitsva of pru u’rvu is on the man.”

    It would be helpful if before you post on a topic -you would read all the posts first! There is a Chiyuv!

    From Previous:

    “This is totally not true,… She doesn’t have the Mitzva of Pru OORevu, but there are two other possible reasons of why she has to get married. (S’A)”

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180188
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    moi aussi -“I read all the comments, and I don’t think anyone mentioned that the Gemara says that an old man seeking to marry a young woman, is called a “no’ef” (lecher).”

    The Gemorah does mention this and it’s brought down in S’A, but the reason noone mentioned it here is because you got the statement wrong. What it says is – that an old man should Not marry a Yalda. A Yalda is a young girl. This acc. to Halacha definition would be a girl under 12 y.o. Past that age she has a Chiyuv to get married.

    I was advocating older girls should consider older men.

    From above: – “If you are 25 – 40 and are single – consider marrying a 40 -55 year old male.”

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180187
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    name withheld -“At any rate, marrying an older man is not what made Rus a tzadeikes. – one has nothing to do with the other.”

    You are mistaken. The Posuk in Rus 3:10 says that it was a Chessed to go after an older man. A Chessed is a Mitzva -so if you do Mitzvos it makes you into a Tzadeikes. I never said this is the only reason Rus was a Tzadeikes!

    in reply to: The Silence is Deafening! #874920
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    Now that George was arrested -I tried reading up about the legality. I’m not a lawyer, but it seems this woman prosecutor and the state have committed a misuse of their powers. If you look at the statues it says a warrant may be issued by peace officers (in other words policemen). No where does it say a prosecutor can issue an arrest warrant. Even the police officer has to be think (probable cause) that a crime was commited. The reason the one officer at the time was probably told to hold off from arresting George -has probably to do with this fact of probable cause. Since he claimed self-defense – I don’t see any probable cause. That is the purpose of the Grand Jury to investigate to see if there is probable cause & to indict if found. And that’s why they called for one at the beginning.

    I’m not a lawyer, but lawyers out there -how is this not a miscarriage of Justice being you can’t just say probable cause for the fun of it?

    I believe this is a miscarriage of Justice and it was done to appease a certain segment of our society and to appease our executive branch!

    And what’s even more unbelieveable – is Not one person screaming in a court for George’s sake – “False arrest” and taking it all the way up if necessary!

    in reply to: Is smoking mutar? #954585
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    The little I know –

    At least you know some truth. A lot of people aren’t interested in the truth esp. when it comes to smoking.

    in reply to: Why I'm never giving blood again. By popa. #1157860
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    A Sheep without a Spleen –

    “Dear healthdawg,”

    The reason you think I’m a dog is because every sheep needs a sheep dog. I’m not your dog. Perhaps Popa?

    “You obviously are making an attempt at intelligence.”

    At least I can try to be intelligent, some people/sheep can’t even get that far!

    “As for my knowledge of medicine, it was already mentioned by the Blacksmith-water Sheep that I donate blood much more than healthdawg which of course takes care of your juvenile line about my cowardice.”

    I never donate blood – I don’t believe in it.

    And you probably do faint when you see a drop of blood – I’m sure you don’t look when you’re donating blood or having a blood test done.

    “My wife thinks I am funny, but finds it even more funny that you cant tell where blood is coming out from.”

    Everything is a joke to you two – until you get a little Boo-boo that won’t stop bleeding – then you come crying & pleading to s/o like me to stop it. And stop it we do.

    in reply to: Why I'm never giving blood again. By popa. #1157857
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    A Sheep without a Spleen –

    You obviously are making an attempt at humor. Maybe you should try Stand -up in a bar where e/o is drunk so you would be appreciated.

    You don’t know the first thing about medicine -so there is no point in arguing with you.

    You’re probably the type of guy whom faints at the the first site of blood.

    BTW – You’re opinion is wrong! I know this must come as a shock to you because your Mommy & wife are always saying You’re right!

    in reply to: Is smoking mutar? #954581
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    Dr. Dovvshtein -“Oh you’re right!

    The Gadol Hador must have missed that step!

    Quick call him up!

    Sorry, I apologize, he must have been “mis-informed” (That’s the great heter going around nowadays for everything right?)”

    Your sarcasm doesn’t change my point. I don’t know how the Shaila was posted to him, nor do I know if he knows or knew about Second-hand smoke at the time of his P’sak.

    So if you want to say Muttar, which to me smoking is a classic case of Hezek which the Torah says Ossur -you and anyone like you are the ones who have to call him up, not me!

    You can’t just assume when he said Muttar it included this issue, esp. because the Teshuva says only Tzorech -this would have nothing to do with Mazik!

    in reply to: Will you be attending the Internet Asifa #866714
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    ZD – Not unless included in the admission price is a free year of internet service!

    in reply to: Is smoking mutar? #954575
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    Dr. Dovvshtein -“From R’ Elyashiv: It’s assur to *start* smoking (because sakana), but once someone is addicted, it is a tzorech for him so then it is not assur.”

    This Heter of Tzorech can only be for yourself – it can’t be for Mazik. And that is what a smoker is – A Mazik – because of the second-hand smoke!

    in reply to: Is smoking mutar? #954574
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    lakewhut -“I think the issue is starting smoking. That is probably because there’s a physical/psychological addiction that isn’t easy to overcome.”

    Are you saying -really it’s Ossur but there is a Heter of addiction?

    If so, did the person try whatever to get out of the addiction? If not, then he has no Heter! A minimum of the three-pronged approach would be required to consider that he is trying to quit smoking.

    in reply to: Why I'm never giving blood again. By popa. #1157854
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    A Sheep without a Spleen –

    “To put it simply- it is very easy to tell where the needle was.”

    Are you the type that learns Hilchos Mila or Shechita and then says -“Wow, this is easy -anybody can do it!”?

    “Try looking at where the blood is coming out from it wont be so hard because blood is a different color than skin.”

    Really – blood is a different color than skin? Wow, I never knew that!

    Perhaps – it’s not that easy to tell where to put pressure on because blood is gushing all over the place?!?!

    in reply to: Why I'm never giving blood again. By popa. #1157852
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    SaysMe -“Any free advice, health?”

    Yea, use s/o who is competent.

    Or put ice on it afterwards.

    in reply to: Why I'm never giving blood again. By popa. #1157849
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    A Sheep without a Spleen –

    No spleen, but a Sheep’s brain.

    “They might not be able to stop the bleeding

    WHAT?! WHAT?! Have you half your brain tied behind your back to make it fair??!!”

    Look I won’t put you down, even though you get my “goat”.

    To put it simply – there is a difference in applying pressure in the exact area where the needle was or in the general area. The latter might not always work. If you’re interested in learning how to stop bleeding in almost every case that there is -I’d be willing to teach you -for a price.

    in reply to: Why I'm never giving blood again. By popa. #1157848
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    popa_bar_abba -“My sister in law is a nurse. I could just email her and ask what to do.”

    I know and your brother is Mr. Hatzolah. The techs know what to do, but the question is can they do it.

    in reply to: Why is People from the cr acting mean #867510
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    writersoul -“Health: Do you honestly believe that popa’s a girl?”

    I didn’t post my opinion, just what the post should say!

    in reply to: Whats an english name for "Shemuel" besides Sam? #866594
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    lovebeingjewish – I know s/o named Shmuel & is called Shmuelie & his english name is Stuart or Stewart.

    in reply to: Why is People from the cr acting mean #867496
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    PBA -“Rabbi nice guy to you.”

    Rebbetzin nice gal -it should be acc. to your sub title.

    in reply to: Another lakewood question #866120
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    cshapiro – Not you. And I’m sure that they aren’t looking for s/o. It’s probably easier to get a job in BMG than in the township. You need a lot of connections to work for them.

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