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i have a question for the mods,
why by all the other “joseph”s did you put it by the subtitle but by lior/joseph you put it by his screen name
health
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listen to fox news, isis is trying to come through also
am hadomeh lchamor
nfgo,
i thought he was ggoing to come through the border with mexico riding on a donkey
sam 2,
did people dance after kiddush levana where u davened?
sam2,
sorry i wasn’t clear enough (that tends to happen when im online on my phone) why is the minhag against listening to music it should be against dancing, even without music
sam,
it’s possible to dance without music, look at kiddush levana, simchas torah…. and also there’s music that one can’t really dance to like slow music
so why is the issur on listening to music just flat out assur dancing
as ive said in the past in the cr
r aharon feldman was for yom yerushalayim becoming a yom hallel until they made it into kochi v’otzem yadi…….
Joe,
maybe you shouldn’t wait on hold because there’s hold music.
The answer is because you’re not going to listen to music, you’re going to eat good food or to be misameiach the chassan (hopefully the latter)
And people who only say it when they hear in the grocery that their neighbor had a dream.
i take it that this was directed at me
i brought this here as a “moshiach rumor” not an “ani maamin”
i dont need to hear it from someone to believe that moshiach could come any day (and i sure hope it happens)
i’m very insulted i was contrasted with someone who says “ani maamin” everyy day (even though they probably don’t mean it
so in essence one learns out that a meis cant be brought into a sukkah
By the way, I didn’t get what you were saying in your first comment. Mind rephrasing?
sure
on yom kippur we say a person is like pottery, however that’s only after he’s dead (broken pottery) heKs never compared to unbroken pottery
so bthe similarity to pottery only starts after death
so paa, if unmarried men are women then it would make them chayuv in sukkak, right?
paa,
an adam is only compared to a cheres (pottery) when he’s dead he call cheres hanishbar when alive he’s an adam
wow! i didnt know trolls aren’t the same size
thats right but someone might hit it with their car and it would ricochet and hit the house
oot,
kosher world if it really does
i just overheard from someone in the grocery store talking to someone else, that someone had a dream that r wosner came and told him moshiach is coming soon
rebyidd,
actually theres a gemara to that vain that i shouldnt because i might end up living in a glass house
hey! i thought “no links allowed”
what about people that live in brick houses?
great subtitle
wow,
bbbaruch shekivanti (ive learned kiddushin and even remember that gemara but i wasnt thinking about that when i posted)
what? started 36 minutes ago by profound101
yet pba is the first poster
(im assumming no one is allowed to see it however the thread is still there)
also im surprised at mod100, i thought pbas identity was known to the mods
ubiquitin,
so what do you presume from this?
wow, 6 years ago we were still talking about the same thing
why is he taking it off (in regards to tzitzis) is it because he doesnt like to be associated yiddishkeit? then yes it is
conversely,
why is someone not doing the aveirah, is it because he won over his yetzer hara? then yyes it is a mitzvah
what about raboisai or oilam (spinoff of chevra)
very interesting
whats the difference between stopping and standing
nyc.gov says by no standing “When standing is prohibited by signs or rules, no person shall stop a vehicle, attended or unattended, except temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in expeditiously receiving or discharging passengers.”
my understanding of the difference (i could be wrong) is standing is putting the car in park, whereas stopping is just pressing the brake, and the way the cop can tell is if your brake lights are on or not
Chalk it up to the cost of owning a car.
i actually say “chalk it up to living in new york”
zdad,
i think youre supposed to dip it in the charoses and shake it off not eat along with it
yekke,
sorry i didn’t read your post
but you have to realize what might a rasha be doing at your seder
no one is saying you shouldn’t love him however you have to show your other children that his mehalach isnt correct, and probably the reason he’s there at all is to sway the other children towards his views
its interesting to note when the torah mentions the rasha it says a lashon of “yo’mroo” saying whereas by the tam it says “yishalcha” askd, in essence the rasha doesnt have a question hes making a statement
i saw a pshat, that it doesnt say beat him up rather “blunt his teeeth” take out the bite of his criticism annd tell him if he was there he wouldnt be redeemed but now that we have torah he could do teshuva (or something like that)
rebyidd,
the moral of the story is obvious
you cant escape fate
ah rebyidd,
however if he was on that bus he wouldve been taken to the hospital where they would have found a tumor in his chest which ruptured and caused a heart attack
you asked for
If there is one justification that stands up to scrutiny I’d like to hear it
and i gave you one justifiable reason, granted it works youre way also
And of course it’s 1/4/2014. There is absolutely no sense whatsoever in the American insistence on placing the month before the day. If there is one justification that stands up to scrutiny I’d like to hear it. I mean, for years I thought there had been a terrorist attack on the 9th of November
this coming from someone that drives on the wrong side of the road
the logic is that its april 1st so therefore 4/1 makes sense
this shouuldn’t be done as an april fools joke
mashgiachs 😉
yybc, did u read the ny times about it?
is this some sort of clothing (thread thread)?
ok
sam2,
i hear your reasoning but how do you know this?
coz,
whats the problem?
thats like saying no statement at all (not just questions) is heretical it just shows his belief or no action is bad it s just indicative of himself
1. how do you know
2. so what about a rasha (one of the 4 sons) he was asking a question, however in the question he takes himself out of the klal and he is a kafar b’ikur
Sam2
The Even-Keeled and Erudite Shmuely Wollenberger from Las Vegas
“It’s never heresy to ask a question.”
what about the mishnah in chagiga “anyone that is “mistakeil” (not sure how to transalate it, always thought is was saying asks) in 4 things shouldn’t have come into this world, whats above the world, what’s below the world, what was before the world, and what’s after the world.