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Madagascar (I know, I know Normalelectricar would be more politically correct, but that’s how it is!)
Norway
R’ Charlie, is your shul considered charedi?
Either
Karbala (Iraq) for Joseph
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Elmendorf (Texas) for geordie613
There was a Rav Karelenstein from Eretz Yisroel who used to say Vaadim occasionally in the Mirrer Yeshiva in Brooklyn in the late 80’s or early 90’s. Does anyone know what his first name was?
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Not sure where you live, but in Flatbush I know there are vibrant sephardic chareidi kehilot and yeshibot. I used to tsulee frequently in the sephardic/edot hamizrach kenesiyot when I was in yeshiva there and I enjoyed the havara and nusach. I miss it now that i live in an entirely ahkenaz community.
No you cannot make up your own rules.
The rules are; respond with a city, state, country etc. beginning with the last letter of the previous post. Officially your’e not supposed to repeat but since this thread is so long it’s difficult to ensure that
Timbuktu (Mali)
No
Timbuktu (Mali)
Gabon (Africa)
Welcome
Gothenberg, Sweden
He’s Responding to “yfr” since “This name is already taken” posted the fictitious “Antiupeq”
Also “B1g B0y” there is no country called Ngozi in Africa. Identify which country it’s in (Burundi)not the continent!
Agadir, Morocco
Oahu, Hawaii
VM How did you make it through the metal detector with all that rust?
Arlington, NY
Edmonton, Alberta
Are we discussing Mrs. Clinton of the Clinton Crime Family?
Iceland
I’m replying to Xanthi, Greece
Nuremberg
Andover, Mass.
Yakutia, Siberia
Niger or Chad (not sure of the rule as to which word to use)
Nepal is a country in Asia, Naples or Napoli is a city in Italy. Which one did you mean?
In any case I’ll send you back to N land
Lincoln, Nebraska
Davos (Switzerland)
Togo (Africa)
Nizhni-Novogrod, Russia (where else would it be)
Andorra
Uzbekistan
Yes, I remember the Rebbe, I used to daven there occasionally when I learned in yeshiva in the area. I don’t have any other info about your question.
I have heard Rav Schnebalg speak here in New York. He does speak nicely and seems very sincere.
Don’t know. It’s possible that one’s ancestors were Rebbes and the other’s were Rabbonim. Or perhaps Rav Schnebalg married an ainikel of the Veretzky Rebbes.
No, his name is Rav Pinchos Chaim Schnebalg