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For the record: Anyone who thinks Huck Finn means that Mark Twain was racist, is being ridiculous. You are confusing his own opinions with the opinions of the people about whom he is writing.
Wasn’t Percy head boy? Is that later?
Advocaat is always by far, superior to all other liqueurs.
This is true. I like the one by Bols, and I found it in a chassidishe liquor store in Monsey (the one in the little mall type place next to the big grocery store, where you drive down a steep hill into the parking lot).
Popa, it sounds a little stupid to rely on a hachsher if they the,selves only give it an approved status, not a full one. That’s not politics, it’s simply closing your eyes.
Amazing. Simply amazing. It is stupid to rely on a hechsher when the approve something. I think you’ll need to elaborate on that one.
But before you do, I’ll let you in on a secret: All hashgachos do it, even on things that they actively certify. They have lists of ingredients that are permitted, even though nobody certified the manufacture of those ingredients. American hashgachos call those “Schedule A ingredients”.
If you don’t trust the stuff on their approved list, you cannot eat anything on their regular list either, since it may contain ingredients from their approved list. Certainly in an establishment certified by the London Beis Din, they allow the kitchen to cook with things from the approved list.
goldersgreener: I’m American, and I don’t feel meshubad to get involved in British kosher politics. I’m confident in the london beis din, and if they say it is kosher, I drink it ?????.
The cost of the pet is irrelevant. If the value to you of saving it is more than the cost of saving it, then you are increasing your utility by spending it.
I nominate Doped up like an elementary school kid.
And Sheep without a Spleen.
London Beis din. See their website.
me me me !!!!
and my brothers!!!!
and my little dog too.
An elephant’s faithful 100%.
There’s no mitzva to drink at night.
You declare that so definitely. Are you so definite about other machloksim, or only about this one?
Doing the mitzvos. Keeping the Torah.
(ie. drinking)
To clarify, they were figuratively laughing their heads off. If they literally laughed their heads off, they would also be dead, and then might be buried even closer. (nobody knew who they were either)
Don’t you mean a good vort vort.
Why isn’t it a meis mitzva? I’m talking about where nobody knows who it is or will bury him (both people in the story).
And why isn’t it funny? The chevra kadisha was laughing their heads off when they brought the second guy there. You should have seen the look on the first guy’s face. He just went white.
Just for the record, taking the 500k implies an interest rate of about 7.2%. If your interest rate is higher, you’d want to take the 500k. If lower, you’d want to take the 1m.
tee hee
I know a guy who wanted to be buried next to a gadol, so when he was dying, he went right next to the grave and died there as a meis mitzva, so they would have to bury him there when they found him.
But, they outsmarted him. They brought someone else who was dying and was choshuv, and let that guy die even closer to the gadol as a meis mitzva, and then buried that guy there.
I compromise by calling them maharat. It stands for Manhig Hilkhatit Rukhanit Toranit
I remember clearly one Purim we were collecting and these girls just approached us on the streets of Flatbush and asked us “can we check out your limo it looks so so cool” and of course we couldn’t say no…
You couldn’t say no? Or you didn’t want to say no.
It does not seem that it should be that difficult to say no in that situation. I would have said no quite easily, the same way I would say no if I was approached by any other zona.
That you’re in witness protection
You mind your own blazed business.
(Still drunk)
Oh, we are not nice to them. We are so mean to them.
Maybe after we gas 6 million of those shkotzim it will be even, and then we’ll start being nice.
Go take your retardedness elsewhere.
(Sorry, I’m drunk)
Your premise is wrong. They are not full of kids at risk. They are full of normal kids.
I don’t know how you expect to raise a child when you are so clueless.
(Sorry for being mean, I’m drunk. Live with it.)
You know you’ll miss popa if you leave. Nobody really leaves, they just come back as a gilgul (or is that just joe?)
What?
I feel like there are two things going on here. Is the problem the davening, or is the problem the mechitza and separate seating?
You can’t really expect him to explain all of Harry Potter al regel achas (lehavdil) do you? 😛
Expelliarmus. ????? ??????
(Feel free to add your own answers to this question. This was just the first I thought of, but I may change it.)
@GAW 😉
This is true. Your relatives are fauxreidim.