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  • in reply to: CAN WE TAKE A TIME MACHINE TO THE PAST OR FUTURE? #2089550
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    If it were possible they would have came to us and told us. So that is proof it would never happen.

    in reply to: Jewish Music Quiz #1996898
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    One of the most common Shir HaMaalos tunes was originally from a different song with a different pasuk. What were the words?

    ה׳ אלקי ישראל שוב מחרון אפך והנחם על הרעה לעמך

    in reply to: Jewish Music Quiz #1996115
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    Baal habooz:

    Spinner (with father)
    Williger
    Goldwag
    Stark
    M. Shapiro

    in reply to: Jewish Music Quiz #1996100
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    @baalhabooze

    I think Lipa is related to Daskal and to Meilich Kohn.

    Avraham Fried highest note: “I need your embrace”. On don’t hide from me.

    in reply to: Jewish Music Quiz #1995562
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    For#1
    Rifoeinu
    (MBD sang on Hasc)

    in reply to: Jewish Music Quiz #1995561
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    For#2
    Eilecha
    Gam Ki Eileich

    in reply to: How to Treat Your Husband #771527
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    R’ Shmuel – We call it “Kvitching”. And yes, men definately hate it. Instant turnoff.

    in reply to: _______ makes the best pizza #1016528
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    Pizza Mayven in LA has by far the best Pizza anywhere in the world. (Just make sure you get a fresh slice).

    in reply to: HILARIOUS! #748891
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    I just bought one in Judaica plaza. I heared they are selling like hotcakes so I went to get it before they ran out….(I think it is only in the Lakewood stores, because it is mostly relevant to Lakewood.) Great job whoever produced it!

    in reply to: Someone Screamed At Me.. #748497
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    I find the best way to deal with “lows” is to think about the fact that it is usually not like this and it will pass. And that when it passes it wont feel like this at all…

    (If it is usually low, a therapist should be seen)

    in reply to: Abused Husbands #1001337
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    Every husband is abused.

    in reply to: What is your favorite smell? #740067
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    Even if you don’t drink coffee – it’s worth it to buy it just to smell it…

    in reply to: What is your favorite smell? #740058
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    Tasters Choice Original when you open the foil the first time! Yummmmmmmm!

    in reply to: baby sitting #739382
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    Redzy – Why are you doing us the favor? That is not always true. Usually the babysitter gets paid.

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    I think this question touches upon some deep points. Many times “frumkeit” is used as a subconsious excuse to lack in basic Derech Eretz and social develpoment. The Satmar Rebbe said that “Kol machlokes Shei Leshem shomayim sofa lehiskayem” can be interpreted to mean that once each side thinks they are “Leshem Shamayim” there is no hope of ever having peace. If they would admit that it is bad middos, etc. there may be hope of getting to shalom because you know something is lacking. But if you think you are “fighting G-d’s fight”, you will never change because you think you are doing the greatest mitzvah! If not for some misconceptions about yidishkeit/frumkeit, people would be more aware of what is lacking in basing things like midos and friendships.

    in reply to: p'chah #735062
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    Ptchah is not high in fat or cholesterol! It is actually ok for peolpe on a diet. Just scrape off the fat layer which you can see on top when it comes out of the fridge.

    in reply to: How Do I Drop A Friend? #895258
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    I disagree with professional. This is not your obligation. “Drop a friend” is an oxymoron! This is obviously not a real friendship. She is leaching onto you obviously because she is insecure, and whats bothering you is that you feel this is “too much” – it is not a real friendship. If you want to do her a Chesed, arrange help for her.

    in reply to: How Do I Drop A Friend? #895253
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    You are not obligated to stay her friend. You need to convince her to go for help. These situations are very difficult, and will be painful for her. She must see a competent therapist.

    in reply to: Is there an inyin that your zivug should look like you? #728608
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    It has no effect in how you will get along.

    in reply to: Is there an inyin that your zivug should look like you? #728605
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    Zero problem. On the contrary – opposites attract! Allow yourself to be fully excited. (Though I do remember once reading that with time, couples begin to look alike!)

    in reply to: Disturbing Story on Plane #727505
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    I have a different take than everyone else on this.

    We are really on a much higher level than the nations in regard to middos, etc. Look at the divorce rate of the world and compare that with ours. The Germans were also very proper and mannerly. The difference here is that the goyim are more in tune with social graces and mannerisms than we are. But if you compre them with us in circumstances that really show the person, eg: someone in your family or office gets on your nerves or provokes your anger, they do not compare with us at all. (not to say we are perfect – we always have what to work on..) In todays society it is rare to find a goy who has real values and morals.

    This is not to say that we should not be aware of this issue and be carefull how we act in public, but the way it is being portrayed here is wrong.

    in reply to: Gartel #726727
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    No. Gartel = waist material! 🙂

    in reply to: Correcting a misconception about parnassah #750545
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    CV – You have a lot to learn. The Kollel people are SUPPORTING the world. They are giving their supporters more than they are giving them! Rav Shach said you don’t even have to say Shkoiyach because you are giving him more than he gave you!

    Rav Yisroel Salanter explains all the terrible curses in Sanhedrin for one that says “mai ahani li rabonon” that this is not a separate punishment, but rather, since they are supporting the world, if one says what do i need them for, memeilah he cannot have an existence!

    There is no Tzedoka as important as supporting Lomdei Torah.

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #726053
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    Eclipse – The quote is 100% true – I heared it out of his mouth!

    Many of the girls that are saying they married someone that is not a smoker simply do not know that their husband smokes/ smoked.

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #726020
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    The Rosh Yeshiva of one of the biggest yeshivos in America said: “Any girl that says they will not marry a boy that smokes, will never get married”.

    Most bochurim that smoke stop not too long after they are married. In our society, it is something that is done in the “bochurishe setting”, and is not a chronic, permanent thing. You can see that it is not too common for an older yungerman to smoke. By the younger crowd, however, it is very common.

    in reply to: Best Jewish Singer #1219010
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    Noone comes close to MBD. Long live the king!

    in reply to: Falling in Love- a Jewish Concept? #724572
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    Is it a jewish concept? There is no problem with it in judaism. Does it need to be this way before? Definately not.

    in reply to: Am I shallow? #727203
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    Why in the world are you feeling guilty that you are not attracted to someone? You should only marry someone that appeals to you. And it is not your obligation to “make her” appeal to you. This is not a healthy sign. It may be good for you to go to therapy.

    in reply to: Opening the Car Door for Your Date #721130
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    Why does a boy take a girl out? Maybe a girl should take a boy out? This question doesn’t bother you, right? Because you understand that this is the way of the world – the man goes after the woman and this is a Chazal too.

    Since you are taking her out, why should she open the door for you? Can u imagine if I bring you to my house and I expect you to open my door for me?

    (The only question remaining is if it appropriate or not, which is indeed a borderline question and has always been.)

    Anyone?

    in reply to: French Jokes #1118841
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    Yes, I was in Paris. I saw all those parasites… (Jackie Mason)

    in reply to: Why are people still smoking? #845829
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    I agree with popa. Why does it bother people so much? Even more, why do other terrible things that people do, not bother people nearly as much? Do you know that I know of a doctor who said that smoking 2 a day is GOOD for you?! The only reason they make such an issue against it is because most people cannot smoke 2 a day and it usually results in smoking much more, which is indeed dangerous. Just chill out. I think most of our youth that smoke do not remain permanent smokers and end up stopping around marriage age or a little later. I really do not consider this a serious issue in our community.

    in reply to: Shmiras Ainayim & OTD #707389
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    mw13

    While it may be true that we need to emphasize those aspects of yiddishkeit, however, the stories where people actually go off the derech from internet etc., ALWAYS goes back to emotional abuse. This is not reffering to “the system”, but to his specific abusive parent/s. Ask any professional. (In most cases the parents have no idea that they are abusive). Any healthy kid doesn’t just go OTD because he saw images.

    in reply to: Shmiras Ainayim & OTD #707383
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    Nobody has addiction problems or goes OTD because of internet, etc. It is always because of emotional problems that were there from BEFORE (caused by bad parenting). This can cause a person to go off or get addicted when he sees these images. Someone that is emotionally healthy and has a good relationship with his parents will not go OTD from these images nor will he get addicted. He will likely do Teshuva and go on with life. This is what most proffesionals in the field say.

    R’ Matisyahu says he does not like the word dropouts. He calls them Pushouts!

    in reply to: An important lesson from last weeks parsha for married people #702569
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    I agree you should not look at or talk to your wife.

    in reply to: Quetion of the Day! #701709
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    Not the end of the world. Most bochurim do not end up permanent smokers, they usually stop sometime after they get married.

    Also R’ Moshe writes (if i remember correctly), that although it is not a good thing, it is not assur.

    in reply to: What does this mean, its a quote from the Kotzker. #699356
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    The Kotzker did not mean mixing ruchnius and gashmius. The first explanation is closer to what he meant but not exactly. If you read some books on the Kotzker, you will have a better understanding of what he meant by gaining a better grasp of his Derech. He was very against doing things because everyone does it or because this is what I did yesterday, or this is what my Rebbe told me to do. The whole difference between an animal and man is the intellect. Always know what you are doing and do your own actions because YOU understand this should be done. (Many of the Kotzkers points are hard to understand unless an effort is made to understand it, and it can take some time..).

    in reply to: What is the purpose of marriage? #698802
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    The purpose of marriage is the same purpose why women were created, Lo Tov Heyos Ha’adam Levado. (You see from here what is wrong with the womens lib movement.)

    in reply to: The Girls Parents Supporting #697779
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    There is a serious misconception here. When a boy that wants to learn looks for support, he is looking for the type of family that wants to support and feels good doing so. The boy is part of “shevet levi” and his match should only be someone that fully understands and appreciates “shevet levi”. Other people that are koveya itim are very respectable and are doing a great thing by making time to learn every day. However, shevet levi is something else entirely. Rav Shach speaks about this at length as well as the Brisker Rov in Parshas Chayey Sara. R’ Shach said that people that support them are taking more than they’re giving, and therefore the taker is not even obligated to say “shkoiyach”!

    in reply to: When did Avraham Fried become "Avremel?" #745320
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    I think the real answer is that it is because of some changes in the jewish music scene as a whole. It used to be more “commercial”, everything was more official. You wouldn’t hear him singing a song from a different singer in his league… Now you can find clips of him singing virtually any current hit like Vzakeini (B. Levine), etc.. Everything is more heimish in a way. This is also, in my opinion why he is know now to more people as Avreimel.

    in reply to: Which Singers Are Your Top 3 Favorites, (list by order) #1109077
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    1)MBD!

    2)MBD!

    3)MBD!

    The rest is all commentary.

    in reply to: Good Parenting Books #689521
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    R’ Matisyahu’s book is one of the best on Chinuch.

    in reply to: Get My Music onto a CD #626584
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    save yourself a LOT of aggravation and give it up – the best way is to put out an album, but only do that if your songs are really, really good or else you will lose a lot of money. Everyone thinks their songs are amazing so ask others that know these things.

    in reply to: A Thread That is Not Really About a New Cd by Boruch Levine #1026322
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    It worth buying this album for Vehevei Yodeya (track 6?)

    in reply to: Out Of The Mailbag: (Get Education!) #619677
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    What an embarrsment that The Yeshiva World even posted this letter. Almost every comment shows pure daas baal habayis. This should be Alef Bais. There are other sites where such a letter would be more appropiate.

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