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Tag Archives: Judaism
CA’s Camp Ramah Suing World Media Television For Contractual Fraud
Camp Ramah is operated by Judaism’s Conservative movement’s Jewish Theological Seminary. This case (BC388444) was filed April 3rd. According to its press releases, World Media Television sends free programming to public TV stations in all 50 states. April 25 Update: … Continue reading
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Tagged 50 states, april 3rd, Camp Ramah, conservative movement, contractual fraud, free programming, jewish theological seminary, Judaism, media television, public tv stations
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Luke Melting Down Live On Cam
Fatman the Terrible writes on XPT about my live cam: Yesterday Luke was very upset about these 2 rabbis and something called the RCC. He was rather incoherent. Talking oddly in a sing-song way to the camera. I fear he’s … Continue reading
Performance Anxiety
If you’re being intimate with someone who’s had a lot of partners, it’s common to have performance anxiety. How will you rate with all those who’ve come before you and in all likelihood will come after you? I have severe … Continue reading
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Tagged hebrew, jewish holidays, Judaism, kiddish, likelihood, performance anxiety, Sabbath, wine
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I’m Getting Spanked In My Chat Room By Someone Claiming To Be My Dad
Live in my cam chat: guest30: Luke, this is your dad, the Reverend Dsmond Ford. Attention whoring again, I see? guest30: Is Wayne Cherry under your desk fellating you? guest30: Perhaps inserting a tube of Vegemite where the sun doesn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged brother paul, cam chat, claptrap, clout, dalliances, desmond ford, excuse, fair dinkum, fixation, Holly Randall, Judaism, jug, kipah, lads, obsession, ponce, porn industry, quot, reverend, sorry dad, spanked, vagina, vegemite, wastrel
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It Only Takes One Jerk To Ruin A Village
It only takes one jerk to destroy a party or a Torah class. One loudmouth who goes on and on and you’re held hostage to some jerk who just loves to himself speak but imparts nothing. I’ve stopped going to … Continue reading
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Tagged beard, buzzwords, drones, facial hair, hostage, howard hughes, jerk, jewish women, Judaism, kleenex boxes, live cam, loudmouth, luke ford, monday night, nbsp, poverty, salt and pepper, shoes, startups, torah class, torah classes
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