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Ames: yeah I know but its really been happening soo much lately with so many people all different ages!! I was in the supermarket yesterday and saw a mother who I know from around in a wig and long sleeves I was so shocked because 2 months ago I saw her wearing pants…I felt like proud when I was looking at her! But also the thing is the community doesn’t put anyone down when they want to grow, they encourage it. I never had people looking down on me or anything. They always tell me how they look up to me!
Where in the world is:
Jax
Kapusta
Moish
Aussieboy
Areivem
Roshyeshiva
Coke not pepsi
Myshadow
ECT…
?????????
All I’ve been hearing lately is shaatra shaatra shaatra! Freaking me out a little! And the other day my friend calls me ms. Shaatra!
Ames: I really don’t know what inspired them. But one of my aunts was about to put back pants on because it was hard for her and her children (ages 5-15 girls) were all like “ma no you can’t do that!!” And they go to coed school…but they are so proud of her and that inspired her to keep wearing only skirts
Shabbat shalom
Jothar what do those examples have to do with cantoresq?? He isn’t smelly or dirty…
Ames: that’s beautiful btw. My fathers whole family (a lot of siblings) is very religous- lakewood bmg full time learners ect. My mothers sibling were regular religous but wore pants. Now the past 2 years all her siblings (all married) have grown so much its amazing! They all wear only skirts now…and they don’t even go to black hat school. Its really so nice and I’m so happy for them
Ames: little community? Not at all lol. But yes the frum ones of the community wear socks. Just to hard for me
Gavra: than I guess I’m not really religous 🙂
I try to wear stockings but I don’t always. It depends where I go. I wear to school, shul, lakewood, weddings, engagements, brit milas….
Ames: but no one started wearing until recently… And it definitely didn’t come from our minhag because its not our minhag
SJS: ok, and what if my minhag hamakom is both? Majority of my community does not wear socks. (Nor did anyone in syria in those days)
Make sure u drink coffee with a straw, no one wants yellow teeth 🙂
So maybe the women DID used to wear sandals and later on the rabbis made it halacha. Isn’t that with so many thing?
SJS: its interesting that you said that because my teacher told me it is AGAINST HALACHA if you do not wear socks… And I never heard that before!
Tutoring: well where do u live? Are you ashkenaz or sephardic……?
Abx: no, because a tang top and shorts is against halacha. A long skirt is NOT against halacha. It was in style she said.
2 serious questions I have: 1.I thought the reason why ladies have to wear socks is to cover the ankles. Is that true?? 2. Is it halacha to wear socks?
Woah!
Ames: agree totally, they are hysterical and after 30 seconds ur wondering how only 30 seconds passed
SJS: lol aight!
SJS: lol too bad I don’t know you otherwise I would buy u coffee all the time! Today I got it from 711, cost me $2.30….
Ambush: I used to be like u but now I only like ICE coffee!
SJS: lol I got it today and guess how much it costs?? $1.77!!! Balash!! (Cheap) but if u buy it from 711 or cvs its more expensive…
SJS: u mean the mocha ice coffee from starbuks already in the glass? Ask them for a big cup of ice, leave it in for 5 minutes and its awesomeee!!!!
Feivel: back in the day, lakewoods resteraunts were only take out, not sit ins…
Coffee gal I really really feel you!! I’m in the same exact situation!! Its so exciting to finally graduate but then again, its soo sad! I’m gonna miss going to school and hanging out with my friends. My class was so close, we’ve been together since we were two, all of us and its so sad. I really hope I will be friends with all my classmates always because their not just classmates, their like family. Every single one. I just want to say, whoevers in school: ENJOY IT!!! I definitley did but I wish I couldvr been more into it while I had the chance! Last year I wouldve never thought I would be saying this but I love school and miss it so much!! (Already!!!)
Um not really AZ, my grandfather had 12, my mother had 8….so….and the families with 10 siblings now, the kids are younger than 12 years old…
This is gonna be a major chillul Hashem.
I just got this text message!!! FWD: FWD: FWD:FWD: [Fr:YWEditor]To:YeshivaWorld
N. Korea threatened today to wipe the USA off the map. Reports say may fire missile toward Hawaii early July
so mod 72 e mail him
Believer: B”H!!
Nameless: HAS is been sent to obamas office? Or better yet, his blackberry?? (Ha, right)
Oh Gosh, stick to water, it’ll do u good 🙂
A600kilobear: u are definitely an alcoholic lol
😉
Thanx bubby
Yup mepal thanks for clarifying
Mepal, noo
Jax: pAlease!! U wish 😉
First of all I must say pretty good moderating tonight (bliayin hara) second, why’s it say jax posted last if I did?
Seeallsides: yeah I just saw that one and posted on it to bring it back!
Shtarky and yossi z.: hope it helps!
Ah! Here’s one!
I think I remember it was called hamin/dafina/cholent recipes, something like that!
Thanks. That’s how it works in my circles.
I tried looking sorry I couldn’t find it!
Jax: as I DO recall, mod 72 outwardly said the junior 72s did not remember (probably know) that it was fathers day. SOOO u since ur his son u did NOT say it first because u did not say it at all in this case 😉
Shtarky there was a thread of cholent recipies, ill try to find it, if the mods know of one can u dig it up?
So then the girls should start dating younger. We date in 12th grade
Azi sounds heavy, is it?
How can the boys be dating young if the girls don’t date untill they’re at least 19?
Jax I beat u to it!!
Anonymiss: baruch Hashem your ok!! And may Hashem always watch over you and protect u!!
Lol I know someone who calls their grandpa baba….but no, I say daddy…we don’t even say jidoh we say grandpa….
Ames what’s baba?