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  • in reply to: Cholov Yisroel VS Cholov Stam #1466231
    Takes2-2tango
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    Joseph. Should a bal nefesh be trolling and commenting on blog sites?
    Whats worse, eating cholov stam or hanging out on blog sites?
    Maybe the blog mashgiach can answer that

    in reply to: Question from a BT to and FFB #1466201
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    ZionGateParticipant
    Keith,
    We’re livening in a time where culture, good or bad, is being thrown into the garbage heap.
    The progressive mindset , especially in academia and the arts is that great art, great books, great music, values, etc. from the past is mocked and in some cases demonized.
    This holds true in the frum world also.
    I learned in a frum, though not Chassidic nor strictly yeshivish yeshiva. Like most others, secular subjects were taught in the afternoon; sciences, literature, English, languages , etc. in high school.
    Dickens, Shakespeare, poems, sonnets, plays …. and other classics.
    All under the aegis of rosh yeshivos, rabbis, with parental approval. We took exams, and the dreaded Regents…. on the very desks where an hour ago, a big Talmud tome has rested . You’re correct in that there’s learning and value in reading history, studying the great classics and other great secular material. Just as smartphones/computers can used be used for negatives, so too can it be used for good.
    Some rabbis known as “gedolim” also read theses books, and many more were very familiar with the history and classical music.
    We live in an age of revisionism and outright lies masquerading as religion or frum, or whatever you want to call it. The famous Jewish publisher of the Talmud, Chumash, etc, which also publishes bios of rabbis have deliberately omitted this info. They have also refused to publish a RASHBAM in their new Bereishit chumash because of some mealy-mouthed excuse, when it was in fact published for hundreds of years.
    There is now Photoshopping, pixelating and erasing photos of women whether they were mothers, wives rebbetzins or just old grandmas in magazines, rags, freebie tabloids, serious articles and individual paintings.
    BTW, I’m FFB, and interestingly, a number of people whom I’ve known over the years who were, or came from BT families were in the tank with anti- secular book parade.
    ( Never let an ex—– smoker drinker, gluten , blintzes eater, drive you nuts) .
    There’s good/bad , great/mediocre/…. atheistic/faith … sewage/gold … in everything.
    Heck, you can see spirituality even in a baseball game when you set your mind to it.
    Speaking of 1984 ,it’s almost here, in more than one way.
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    You could not have said it any better. Thank you for not mincing words like so many commentators tend to do here.
    Btw huckleberry finn was one of the most common book read in many frum high school’s in america during the 70’s and 80’s
    And so was romeo and juliet. Then came the extremists and dictated to start using artscroll in high schools. V’hamavin yavin. $$$$

    in reply to: The Chofetz Chaim mesorah is great #1466181
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    February 9, 2018 6:30 am at 6:30 am#1466113REPLY
    Shopping613 🌠Participant
    The little I know:

    In an ideal world, in my opinion it shouldn’t matter.
    But it does, that’s reality.

    Your clothes send a message across, and I know this very much as a girl. There’s things I can’t wear that are actually tzniyus, because they send the wrong message. They send a message that I belong to a different crowd, or that I’m an “edgy” type of girl, etc. As much as you boys think you have problems with clothing, us girls have it much worse. It’s not between to articles, we have to choose all the time, and ask our selves ALL the time over any accesory, article of clothing, shoes…what message does this send the world?

    And to deny that part of reality is basically living denial. I’m sorry.

    Now, there ARE places where white and colored shirts don’t send different messages, AND if you live in such a place, great! But to live in a place where it’s a fact that the color of your shirt will send a message, and you think that “it’s stupid, I don’t want to be a part of that, I’ll wear what I want, and people shouldn’t judge me” is ridiculous. If your motto is “I think it’s ridiculous, but I resepect the society and their standards, and the price I am choosing to pay is to not be a part of the mainstream society, and I’m not angry or upset at them or my choice” is another story completely.

    Be mature. Be honest with yourself.
    Be realistic.

    These are things I’m looking for in a husband.
    I never said yo have to like it, agree with it, but be realistic, be honest, don’t be in denial, and make decisions.
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    Your basically saying that one must cave in to social pressures if they live in that society. Thats no different then saying that you must live up to the joneses and the Goldstein’s.
    This concept of living up to societies is actually the recipes for a downfall. I truly hop you find a striped white shirt guy.

    in reply to: Big Brim Vs. Small Brim! #1466012
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    Up brim vs down brim?

    “Front and back brim down hat”vs the “chabad center pinch hat”?
    “Rabbit fur up hat” vs . “The beaver 2 sided pinch hat”?

    in reply to: Does the state really support Torah? #1462166
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    Haimy:In hilchos tzadaka it states that if you give tzadaka unwillingly, you lose all your reward.
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    Firstly its not tzedaka when u give to people who choose to be poor.
    Secondly, when halacho discusses about giving tzedaka unwillingly its refering to an individual. Not to an entity or state which israel is. Iarael is not a person.stop hocking already.
    You make yourself sound dumber then dumb.

    in reply to: Ikea’s Nazi History #1461948
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    When are all the heimishe store gonna stop selling the BOSCH mixer.
    Bosch has a long history too. Ots a good thing wigs arent made in germany.

    in reply to: Does a Jewish magazine need a rabbi? #1461698
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    Will the mashgiach be a paid employee of the the magazine owners or of a hashgacha agency?
    Will the mashgiach be the only one to have the keys to the office?
    Will thr mashgiach have the passwords to the servers?

    Takes2-2tango
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    You do what u think is right at that moment in conjunction with his / her train-ing and leave the rest up to God. End of story!

    in reply to: Struggling with Cholov Yisrael.. #1460950
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    I dont know if this is helpful but many dairy products especially milk by law has to have a plant # on the packaging. Once u hsve that number ,go look it on line and u will know where that dairy plant is located.

    in reply to: Shidduch crisis = Fundraising opportunity? #1460262
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    Did u notice how many orgs popped up over night using rav shteinman and rubashkin to fundraise for thier own needs?
    How about the latest for raising money supposedly to help out parents of OTD Children? I would like to get detail what the money is for.
    Not quite sure what thats all about

    Takes2-2tango
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    Sight seeing at night in Amsterdam?
    Try a few pairs of cloth blinders and a blind mans walking stick!

    Takes2-2tango
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    yehudayonaParticipant
    Ok, so I googled it. Monsanto says the guy asking the question is probably talking about the Seralini study, and then says peers said it was flawed and the publisher retracted the study.

    BTW, it’s not just candy that from companies get from China. Check out frozen vegetables and even dry yeast.
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    I agree other food products are imported from china. Reason i mentioned candy is because candy in its entirety is made in china and then sold as candy specifically for children. (remember tainted baby formula from china )Frozen veggies is first planted its not manufactured like candy.

    Takes2-2tango
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    Many many people have stopped eating any food made in china because they have a track record of using questionable hazardous ingredients in foods.(just do a google on search on imported food from china)Many frum candy companies import candies made in china with a chassidishe hashgachos and others. How can any kosher hashgachos with this knowledge give a hechsher and call it kosher.?

    Takes2-2tango
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    You do what u think is right at that moment in conjunction with his / her train-ing and leave the rest up to God.

    in reply to: When you clean out a vacuum #1457992
    Takes2-2tango
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    Your a room-BA cleaner

    in reply to: Tu Bishvat Fruit Prices Out Of Control! #1457977
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    jakobParticipant
    ever heard of supply & demand?

    well now is a big demand for these fruits, so you get charged high prices
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    Jacob. Every friday theres a demand for food. Would u be ok if friday prices were different then all week long?

    in reply to: Can an Ehrlicher Yid be a Foodie? #1457697
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    JosephParticipant
    Ehrlich does not mean doing everything or anything that’s not technically assur.
    ——————————joseph
    ,So the fact that you troll the internet , does that make you not ehrlich even though trollibg is*not technically assur*?

    in reply to: Tu Bishvat Fruit Prices Out Of Control! #1457689
    Takes2-2tango
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    My store is selling haddasim. Go figure.!
    No not by the flower section but by the fruit section. This is exactly how false minhagim start. In 50 years your grandkids will assume these new minhagim and consider it halacha.

    in reply to: Is it tzniusdik–Mens’ edition #1457538
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    It says ….אוכל בשוק כאילו
    A שוק can Be indoor or our door, so why is it ok for hundreds Of people to eat in a wedding hall . the fact that it has a roof does not change the dynamics of a public areas.

    in reply to: Do you take your shoes off when at home? #1456650
    Takes2-2tango
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    Many hold that with todays modern day sock its with modern day flooring its not a problem. Ask your LOR

    in reply to: Is it tzniusdik–Mens’ edition #1456616
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    ModestyParticipant
    Men don’t have a Mitzvah to be tznios it’s our mitzvah I know that it may sound races but truth be told we are girls are blessed with this mitzvah.
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    That is in correct.
    The mitzva of הצנע לכת does apply to men as well.

    in reply to: How to deal with Disrespectful sons-in-law – “Bnei Torah” #1454334
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    YerushalmitParticipant
    How about a SIL who thinks he can take over the time schedule in your house on Shabbos or demand list of other things….
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    Do u care to elaborate. Its to comment with out having some specifics!

    in reply to: What to do if your level of bitachon is not the same as your spouse’s? #1453476
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    How can u know that you have less or more bitachon then your spouse? Just because you are verbal by saying i have bitachon means nothing. There is a very good reason for rabbeim and teachers push so hard for reading and understanding shar habitachon because its not simply s good read. Its a hsrgasha that has to become ingrained in a person. Its not like learning gemorah or chumash or halachos and then saying you know it. So how can someone know whether their spouse is less or More then them when it comes to bitachon.

    Takes2-2tango
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    I agree 100%. I try not to be judgemental of other families, however, so I shy away from saying that so-and-so an issue (e.g., wearing a hat) is objectively unreasonable. Another family may think you are unreasonable for not letting your kid fry up bacon in your pan.

    Have a wonderful Shabbos!
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    Your statement about other people thinking its unreasonable to not allow your kid fry up bacon is a bit extreme. Personally i can tell u that its the small and almost meaningless thing that tick a boy or girl off, such as making a big deal about hair length , black hat / no hat, dark clothing vs light clothing,s tandard size yamulka vs smaller. wearing rabaynu tam tfillin vs not wearing them. When i say mundane i mean in the over all picture its mundane on the large chance of losing your child totally. Use your brains. God gave u them for a good reason. These are for the most part where children start to get frustrated from thier parents in yiddishkiet. It may not be obvious but it does eventually. Just like every yid has a pintelle yid in him/her so to that pintelle yid can become even smaller from such mundane things as i mentioned earlier. Also many if not most people who are frum by rote confuse halacha with chumra, mesora/ minhogim / vs home made yiddishkiet. First stick to the hardcore halachos and then slow wean onto chumris.
    Concentrating on chumros with out doing the halachos properly is a recipe for boys and girls going otd. Same applies to grown adults.

    Takes2-2tango
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    Something tells me joseph the troller resides in lakewood nj.

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    mdd1Participant
    Takes2…, ridiculous! Look in seifer “Chofetz Chaim “ in the first couple of chapters.
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    Is that all you have to say to dispute me, is to look at the chofetz chaim?
    Goes to show your maturity level. The chofetz never gave you the go ahead to dpolice OTD people. So stop spewing meaningless sentences of nothing!
    If you think the chofetz chaim says something you think i should know then quote it by verse / chapter untill then dont bother .

    Takes2-2tango
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    So twice in your post you attacked the mysterious “holier than thous” by saying that Hashem doesn’t punish sinners. But now you use Hashem’s vengeance as a threat? Seems ironic._—
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    Maybe you should learn to read before you spew your hatred towards the OTD world.
    I never ever said that hashem doesnt punidh sinners. When hashem punishes that is between hashem and the person. Fot you as a human being you have no right to decide whether a person is or is not betraying hashem. Hashem is the only one to know what is in a person head and heart. not you, not a father and not moshe rabenu .
    We say in davening. בוחן כליות. ח. Us humans do not have this capability. Until then leave it up to hashem and stop judging people especially people who dress , talk and differently then u. Its people like you who cause kids to off. Mind your own business when it comes to בין אדם למקום, especislly when you are cluless in those inyanim. בין אדם לחברו and דני ממונות for that we have bais din or a rav.

    Takes2-2tango
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    Question:
    To all holier then thous.
    We all agree that hashem is our ultimate father.
    When a petson does an avaira publicly or in Private , does hashem throw him to the dogs? Does hashem throw him out of the shul he once davenef in? Who are you to decide as a father to disown your son for being a ball avaira.
    You as a father are a human just like your son . You too slip here and there in yiddishkiet .perhaps its only in private so no one sees you . But hashem sees you
    Does he throw you to the dogs? Does he strike you dead? Are you better anf smarter then hashem who watches all you do behind closr doors? Think very hard before throwing your child out of your house. Just remember. What goes around comes around. Hashem works is very wonderous Ways

    in reply to: False information from references #1451846
    Takes2-2tango
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    Next time do your homework yourself instead of relying on 5th hand info!

    Takes2-2tango
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    Unfortunately our chinuch system which most swear by has failed us miserably.

    Considering the way some parents fail miserably in their duties, I would say that by and large the yeshivos and Bais Yaakovs are doing an excellent job.
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    Of course you are entitled to your opinions but the sad fact is if you go around taking a pole and the person is not afraid to relay his true feeling (for social pressure reasons) you will have slot more who agree with me.

    Takes2-2tango
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    I think we should be more worried about ” in the closet Otd’s more then out of the closet!
    By dealing with regular otd kids you are not nipping the root of the problem problem. Unfortunately our chinuch system which most swear by has failed us miserably.

    in reply to: Trolls: Jewish or Gentile? #1451456
    Takes2-2tango
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    Are you talking about guys or girls who are closet OTD or “in the open” OTD?

    in reply to: False information from references #1450584
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    iacisrmmaParticipant
    Before marriage it looked like 80-20. In the thirty years it has become more like 50-50.
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    Consider yourself lucky!

    Takes2-2tango
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    Little FroggieParticipant
    “..way back in europe/russia/spain/poland/italy etc. No mechitzas existed..”

    Really? Maybe they didn’t daven or learn then eaither? Care to recall the story of the Satmar Rav when he was in Europe? – How someone was grinded in his own grinding plant, because he didn’t listen to the Rav’s warnings about having a Mechitza.
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    Firstly the satmar rebbe was not a novi or a ban navi . He was rebbeh! Nothing more nothing less!
    There’s a saying that when it comes to sipurei tzaddikim (tales of the righteous), if you believe every story you are a certified idiot and if you dont believe any of it then you are an apikorus.

    in reply to: False information from references #1450109
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    Me12345Participant
    Takes2 that’s a big shaila in halacha if you’re supposed to answer about smoking. This specific example of “quiet and reserved” is not something you can lie about. There are some people that are quiet a d some that are the life of the party
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    Its NOT a big shaila anymore in todays day and age. The surgeon general has warned us for many years already about the imminent dangers of smoking.
    Any qualified ruv who really know about the medical ramifications of smoking will te you the same. If a ruv says that its ossur to disclose that info is not with the program and should not be paskening such shylis. Now im not talking about someone who occasionally lites up for a chosson cigarette. Im talking about a habitual smoker. And everyone know the difference.

    in reply to: False information from references #1449928
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    Quiet and reserved is all relative just like cute ot beauty is relative . So that persons perspective could br different then yours. Also many girls who are known to be reserved actually become unreserved to a large degree when they hsve compatibilities eith the person they are talking to or dating. So its not so far fetched if she is different in the reserved/ area etc.

    in reply to: False information from references #1449641
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    Me12345Participant
    Joseph; he was told by her friends that she is a quiet and reserved girl. She was completely the opposite
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    Let me share with you a very common scenario when it comes to info about boys.
    One of the more common questions asked from the girls side is whether the boy smokes. Boys who are smokers and want to start dating know this question comes up .so what many of these boys do is they stop smoking publicly, giving the impression that they quit. (But many boys never intended to quit at all and resume smoking after they are married.)Because his friends dont see him smoke anymore they no longer consider him a smoker. My question to u is if someone were to ask you about certain boy who who you know stopped smoking or only smokes iin private , how would you respond if you were asked about This boys whether he is a smoker? For all intents and purposes Lets
    assume for a minute you are his chavrusa or close friend?

    Takes2-2tango
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    Do very Chasidish newlyweds walk in side-by-side into the hall?
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    Since when are the chasidishe minhagim the go to answer for everyone else?
    Chassidim chassidim clap on shabbos should everyone take on thier minhag?
    Chassidim daven way past zman tfillah. Should we adapt to that too? Chassidim are more maykil when it comes to hilchos etuvin , should we adapt to those kulos?

    in reply to: False information from references #1449480
    Takes2-2tango
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    Next time be your own shadchan and do the home work yourself!

    Takes2-2tango
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    Joseph, correct me if im wrong but way back in europe/russia/spain/poland/italy etc. No mechitzas existed at weddings! ,

    Takes2-2tango
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    Hiring a stretch limo and going to a hotel sfter the wedding is not goyish?

    in reply to: Is recreational cannabis muttar? #1447560
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    Golden nuggets of wisdomParticipant
    It’s not necessarily an issue of muttar or Assur, it’s a matter of menorah. Our parents and grandparents in Europe didn’t light up and therefore neither should we, it’s just like eating garlic on pesach, some things we just don’t do!
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    Im not saying your grandparents did or did not light up. But neither do u. Just because they didn’t share that info with u does not mean anything. Trust me , in europe people smoked up things besides cigarettes. Also it wad common for women to smoke cigarettes too.

    in reply to: Is recreational cannabis muttar? #1447374
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    Why should cannabis be less or more Ok then cigarette smoking?
    Should wine be *assur* because of the prohibition period?

    in reply to: CDC/FDA alert on romaine lettuce #1446685
    Takes2-2tango
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    As per dr shanik,a prominent pediatrician from lakewood is advising patients not to consume romaine or iceberg lettuce untill further notice. He does not differentiate between kosher or not kosher brands.

    in reply to: The requirement for everyone to give Tochachah #1446658
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    Is someone who has been mechallel shem shamayim b’farhesya allowed to give tochacha too? Also the fact is that some wo is mechallel shem shamayim loses his chelek in olam habah , does that play a role too?

    in reply to: Eidelkeit for Ben Torah #1445966
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    Is it unrefined for a ben tayrah to to walk around with his shirt tail out?
    Id it unrefined for s brn tayrah to walk on the street with a towel on his shoulder on hid way to/from the mikvah?
    Is it unrefined for a ben tayrah to smoke in public?

    in reply to: Can a scary home smell like fresh baked cookies or bread? #1444615
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    👑RebYidd23Participant
    Check where that lettuce was grown. Was it grown on the same farms as the contaminated lettuce, or was it greenhouse grown?
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    Hey groysa chuhum!
    If we knew where the contaminated romaine was grown , we wouldn’t Be here having this discussion. It is precisely why the cdc/fda came out with this report because they havnt gotten to the source yet.

    in reply to: Can a scary home smell like fresh baked cookies or bread? #1444058
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    How about if you walk into an all kosher store with the awesome smell of fresh baked good but as you are walking down the veggie aisle you notice the stock boy stocking shelves with fresh and packaged romaine lettuce? As you all know, the government last week warned everyonr about the dangers of possible e coli contamination and everyone should stop eating it until further notice. . People were hospitalized anf a few died.
    Question is. Should i trust everything else this store does if they deliberately ignore the government warning about a major health hazard?

    in reply to: Slow cooker / crock-pot liner kosher? #1443782
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    I would stay away from generic liner’s for health reasons. I know people who refuse to use any liner , kosher or not for health reasons.

    in reply to: Yeshivish Cars 🐎🐎 #1441093
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    JosephParticipant
    Takes2, you’re confusing yungerleit with bochorim. Most bochorim, unquestionably, don’t own a car
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    Joseph,
    Just spoke to 3 bmg kollel guys and they all agreed that on average from all the handfull of parking lots associated with bmg more than 60% of vehicles belong to bochurim. Your welcome to do your own home work.

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