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dy,
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however,, it is a davar yedua that you always marry someone who you have an aversion to
i finally had a chance to look it up!
it’s in taanis daf yud ches
it doesnt say it specifically for beis sivan, i extrapolated it for beis sivan and like i said it was days not to fast (or make a eulogy)
Sam2: Because the litvaks hold that you need to do all the mitzvos and not do aveiros
that’s not true, i heard a vort that ratzah hkbh lzachos es yisrael lifichach hirbah lahem torah umitzvos means, just do one mitzvah completely
we also hold yeish konam olamo bshaah achas
gaw,
are you saying the chareidim should go blow up shopping centers?
you really think the israeli arabs don’t take money from the medinah? if the palestinains do it why can’t they?
3) You do understand that the order of when we read the parshiot is pretty arbitrary, right?
yes however shelach was what started the mourning of tiisha b’av which the three weeks starts in a month
joe,
i’m not going to go into details of which country
and my father isn’t the type of person to dispute bills, he doesn’t like to get into machlokesim
joe,
i was out of the country so they billled me, i was a bachur at the time so my father paid it
i was in a hospital somewhere (not going to say where) because i had severe nausea and thought it was serious so i got to the hospital they took a blood sample, left me there over night as i was wondering why nothing is happening with me, they said i was fine and discharged me (i was feeling better by then) so i get back to where i was staying and i get a phone call to come back, there was bacteria in my blood, so i got back there and was admitted into a room yet they didnt do anything to me medically wise (no IV, heart monitor etc) and i got discharged a few days later with a bill for $2000 and them saying that the bacteria was in the needle
sdd,
i going to need to look it up in an artscroll, i don’t remember where off the top of my head
147,
unless you resume tachnun on the 14th
thats true
(however my first rayah still fits)
i took it as “a little rain” meaning if it doesnt rain a lot “never hurt anyone”
exactly,
its possible to have a small amount of rain and then not happen again for two months, thereby being a drought
in other words not often and a little bit at a time
lack of sufficient rain is called a drought, and that makes it “a little rain”
of course it has
ever heard of a drought
ever heard of the tochacha that the little rain will mix with the dirt and hurt vegitation
sdd,
why would that be a reason not to say tachnun?
the gemara in taanis brings up this reason as days not to fast
i am moichel your chashash that i was making fun of you, i was just wondering
signed
coffee addict
on an off topic note is marbehshalom bimbmaniac?
teh=the
lf,
don’t make fun that they couldn’t type right
you know it means valid
is the point of the gift to be thanked? (you sure sound like it)
lf,
actually i didn’t i just remember saying you had a tadpole so i search the cr for tadpole
well the shul i davened in didnt
the shul i davened in actually didn’t say tachnun on monday either
shmuel hanavi’s yahrtzeit
addtionally the reason we don’t say tachnun on beis sivan is because it’s in between rosh chodesh and shlosha yimei hagbalah
therefore one shouldn’t say tachnun on erev rosh chodesh, it’s in between yom yerushalayim and rosh chodesh
wow it’s been 7 months??
time sure FLIES by
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/mazel-tov/page/25
i alsways wondered this, is the inyan of hakaros hatov for yourself or for the person you are makir tov?
sorry to bring this off topic, but i heard that if someone has a middle name you say one passuk for both names
i find it to be fairly easy
git,
you answered it yourself
“I was taught at a very young age to always send Thank You cards when one gives you any type of gift or help.”
they weren’t taught that but they were taught other things (like maybe selflessly helping out, not expecting a thank you in return)
“!”
did u stand for tehillim at least?
another dinner? because of yom yerushalayim?
both are yucky?
oh no (rolls eyess)
avram,
kol ha’omer davar b’sheim omro mavee geulah l’olam
i figured it was a quote though due to the quotation marks, just didnt kknow who said it
rebyidd,
i hope you’re joking, all those boys that finish mishnayos for their bar mitzvah don’t become closer to Hashem?
ummm,
how does one celebrate a bas mitzvah