L. Normanson

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  • November 27, 2012 8:14 pm at 8:14 pm in reply to: Women Driving #1161880
    L. Normanson
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    Rav Wosner says mentions in a psak that Driving is like “????? ?????” which is asur.

    As we find by Rivka emainu that she was a tzanua when traveling with Eliezer…

    Although there might be nothing unmodest about driving a car, a vehicle is definitely a man’s domain. (the same way a moped, scooter, bike, etc. is)

    Bottom line, tzniyus is required at all times and even when riding a car as a passenger (getting in and out…)

    It boils down to Kol kevuda bas melech penimah!

    There’s a time and place for everything!

    November 22, 2012 7:26 pm at 7:26 pm in reply to: What to wear on first date #910432
    L. Normanson
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    I feel very intelligent reading all these comments…

    December 9, 2010 9:09 pm at 9:09 pm in reply to: MTA Bus Service #715931
    L. Normanson
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    To the person that remarked that the driver’s action was legal, I agree that not having exact change warrants ‘a no entry'(allthough, I wouldn’t call ‘not having change’ a chilull hashem!). But can you explain to me why running to catch a bus in freezing cold weather is “Breaking the rules”? And having the door slammed in your face is a “Chilull Hashem”? Is this a coommunist country?

    Whenever I travel to Israel i’m amazed by the Achdus on the busses, passengers always stick up for each other. If anyone spots a person running towards the bus, they make the driver stop the bus to let them get on! you know what i call that….. A Kiddush Hashem….

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