☕️coffee addict

sorry it’s the first group (those not making enough money), because if you have a job but still not making enough you can still get government assistance

do u live in bayswater?

minyan,

I don’t think that would pass in Yeshiva world maybe in JTS world

too deep for me

hey, if it’s possible to make a shidduch why not?

he workers saw that and tipped off the press. Her renewal was approved, since she had little income, despite her big bank account which legally is not considered for eligibility.

I beg to differ

actually,

if anyone is interested girls are b’davka not allowed to get drunk

(various sources)

also the gemara says chayav INISH (male) livisumei

I’m an English teacher. Surprise!

I would have never guessed 😉

deiy,

For someone who is good at something it simply greats your nerves when other people don’t do it properly

the word is grates 😉

Minyan gal,

I was just thinking – if people posted under their real names instead of anonymous screen monikers, would grammar, spelling and punctuation improve?

you should see college threads, my professor said “no slang” meaning without that specific rule people would, even though you can see their name

I understand her correctly grammar wise that she loves wearing her sheitel but r ovadia assurs it so what should she do how should she cope. No problem here.

Yes adorable (is there a problem)

everyones definition of fun is different

or you can just post it like AYC did

it was the first post (there’s a link you’ll find interesting from Shticky Guy

please daven for me I have an interview tomorrow with chase bank

why do you say so, a person should strive not to accept handouts and it’s good to have busha while he is still in that matzav

why?

I’ve had it before, i agree it’s boring but just think of anything to pass the time like Hashem or a shiur

BP girl,

at least they’re gullible

So basically its a daas yochid on a gemara (albeit a big daas yochid)

I don’t understand ur problem haifagirl is it bc Nd (bt it probably is and, and the a is next to shift

I guess because in OOT societies we are more conscientious of the goyim, whereas in Brooklyn or Queens your whole block is frum so you have very little contact with the goyim

just for the record I think this is unheard of in OOT circles

put in “May we share many smachos together”

I had a different problem, I wanted to return WIC items because either it was pesach or we were moving and I told them it was WIC and the cashier said it doesn’t matter and gave me back money, now is that stealing?