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Tag Archives: shiksa
Did ‘The Pianist’ Have A Point?
I saw this movie with a gorgeous shiksa in a dark and empty theater and one thing led to another and we were groping each other in the dark like there was no tomorrow. Pictures of the Holocaust do that … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Personal
Tagged andrew gumbel, Dennis Prager, horrors of war, pictures of the holocaust, protagonist, rabbi shmuley, roman polanski, shiksa, world war ii
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Betty and the menace to the bio-Jewess
Lilit Marcus writes on Jewcy.com: A few weeks ago, I wrote a post on Jewcy about my Jewish identity – more specifically, about not knowing Hebrew and wondering if that made me less of a Jew. I also referenced the … Continue reading
Posted in Chaim Amalek, Jewcy
Tagged amalek, first cousin, goyim, jewish man, lilit, luke ford, orthodox jews, reform synagogue, Satmar, shiksa, two generations, yellow peril
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‘The First Basket’
I just watched this new documentary. The Jewish population in America increased dramatically during the last decade of the 19th Century. As the immigrants poured in from Europe, they discovered that their new home was sports crazy and that athletic … Continue reading
Posted in Adventist, Dallas, Jews
Tagged christian scriptures, hebrew hammer, jewish game, jewish ghetto, jewish population, paul gallico, shiksa, torah scholar, vulnerable regions
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Can Suicide Be The Right Choice?
If someone is miserable every minute of their life, is snuffing it a bad idea? I caught a drasha on Simchat Torah that said the best antidote to despair and suicide was Torah. One bloke got so upset with this … Continue reading
Posted in Torah
Tagged antipathy, dallas cowboys, deep despair, drasha, shiksa, simchat torah
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I Have Nothing To Fear From An Economic Collapse
From my live cam: ChaimAmalek: Luke, the good thing about your circumstances is that should the nation’s economy collapse, you would not feel a thing ChaimAmalek: The high-hat Jews you seek to hobnob with, on the other hand . . … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged economic collapse, economic uncertainty, goyim, high hat, jewess, shiksa
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