ok i hope this is worth it. es chatzaai ani mazkir hayom. when i was younger me and the boys went for shabbos walks and ya wed love to bump into girls and say good shabbos. lame but true. the ones that were makdim shalom were obviously looking for trouble.

lmayseh whats pshat so many chassidim (male) dont say (or respond) good shabbos? kalteh chassidim nowadays

btw its PASSERSBY

um, i think im impossible. maybe…

when your bubby didnt see you in so long and thinks youre sooooo cute:

oooyyyyy!!!

lmayseh, u know anyone that ended up really stopping the e-cig eventually? im looking into it a little and it seems like people end up just smoking e-cigs as a replacement for the real thing but never quit.

i cud be wrong but this is my analysis on a small scale study

Smartphones and their games in particular are very addictive. Flappy Bird creator got rid of it for just that reason. All the games that make it are cute little games that keeps u at it just because of that- theyre just cute little games.

Point is, the phone itself is a cause. People who weren’t distracted by other things so often are now constantly iphoning.

btw the smartphone stupidphone thing is really overdone and just sounds like an old rebbe

first bais haleivi on ki sisa speaks about giving/understanding reasons to mitzvos at length. Bkitzur, like what DY is saying- first comes the mitzva, chok vloy yaavor. After you understand that nothing will change based on any reason you give, only then can you start getting into taamie hamitzvos . vayin sham.

snack does not do justice as a translation as nosh.

never heard of him.

i think hardest loshon harah is when your shmoozing jewish music, its very easy to just say something negative

cmon, its not a chilul hashem to keep the torah.

lmayseh i cud here that the rabbi wud get offended and you gotsta use tact. a lot of it.

maybe go to a phone repair shop. theres one on malachi off malchei yisrael, cud be its worth paying a little to avoid the whole issue

from what i heard, swinging meat is the hardest to drive

great idea, but i would advise to go out more than most people usually do

i think gemara in brochos towards the beginning talks about this.

mishna in avos says “havai zahir bmitzva kala kbachamurah…”. its very possible that what we consider something small may have destructive ramifications

ish

beginning of mishpatim it says if someone hits his parents hes chayiv misah (i think, too lazy to check)

no.

yup. maskim to the lamdan. a person being pushed is the other guys koach and lichorh wud have no shaychus to grama

youre just jealous the voices are talking to me

hilchos pizza

i thought youd appreciate it

calm down, its not an attack. i thought about it a little and its possible im wrong, but i strongly believe that when someone uses the word “modern” to label a person it usualy means MO, and not “current”, even if it is preceeded with the word “yeshivish”. il reiterate that i DONT know what it DOES mean though

oyoyoyooy: see my earlier answer. Additionally, at all gatherings that I have seen that have occurred in shuls, I have always seen EVERYONE -including gentiles- wear a yarmulka.

Herr Rabiner, i did. See my earlier answer, “my guess is that they made up doing so is derech eretz, not us.” Again, even if what you say about everyone YOU saw wearing one is true, i still believe its a mistake on their part and they just look ignorant. Regardless, i still cant believe you lumped this together with everything else. ayin l’ail.

wow, this scares me. big incentive to become a rosh yeshiva

be mehader. shlish.