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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
The Wussification Of America
Dennis Prager came back live to the radio Thursday. He took Tuesday and Wednesday off. He’s working furiously to finish his next book — the case for American values. Dennis: “How much of my childhoood was unprogrammed. I remember visiting … Continue reading
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What Do Women Want?
Dennis Prager writes: What a woman most wants is to be loved by a man she admires. …The truth is that almost nothing — including job success — elevates a woman in her own eyes as much as being loved … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Dennis Prager, Marriage
Tagged bad man, bad men, Dennis Prager, milquetoast, society women, strong men
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The Force Field
He walked past Bnai David Thursday afternoon and saw a trash can with the sign, “Sponsored by Rabbi Yosef Kanefsky.” He stopped and stared. “What the hell?” he thought. “A trash can sponsored by a rabbi? Where’s the kavod of … Continue reading
Posted in Bnai David-Judea, Personal, R. Elazar Muskin, R. Yosef Kanefsky, YICC
Tagged Dennis Prager, orthodox judaism, orthodox rabbi, rabbi yosef, radical egalitarianism, trash cans
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What Do Men Want?
Dennis Prager writes: He most wants to be admired by the woman he loves. One proof is that the most devastating thing a woman can do to her man is to hold him in contempt. That is so devastating to … Continue reading
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I Love Women!
Dennis Prager posts to his FB: “I thought I’d share with you — especially you of female persuasion — the theme of my Male-Female Hour today: If a single guy says he “loves women,” the odds are that he means … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, female persuasion, government intrusion, julian assange, liking women, sexual improprieties
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Do People Get More Afraid As They Age?
“Yes,” says Dennis Prager in his 1996 lecture on Exodus 5. “It is not necessarily their fault. “I’m more afraid now of dying than I was at 20. I have a family now so there is more at stake now … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, elders, moses and aaron, precious life, stares
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‘But You Admire This Man?’
Here’s a painful memory. It was the Spring of 1998. I was going out with this Jewish woman I met at synagogue. I brought her over to the hovel for the first time and like a chivalrous gentleman, I showed … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, hovel, interesting websites, jewish woman, painful memory, San Fernando Valley
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I’ve Got To Make Some Fundamental Changes With The Ways I Try To Sleep
I just read The Harvard Medical School’s Guide to a Good Night Sleep. When I came down with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in in February, 1988, I had to spend about 18 hours a day in bed (until the end of … Continue reading
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Tagged chronic fatigue syndrome, Dennis Prager, good night sleep, harvard medical school, sleep apnea, sleep doctor
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