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Tag Archives: better person
Working In Private Industry Develops Character
Dennis Prager had a great point on the first hour of his radio show today: “My wife and I were at a mall in Houston. I made the observation when I saw kids from all backgrounds and how courteous they … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviorist, better person, Dennis Prager, excellent point, person work, private industry, selfish person, wonderful day
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Crying To The Rabbi
A lot of Jews in Pico-Robertson and around the world go crying to the rabbi that I’ve written something that has upset them. Mate, just because you can work yourself into tears while complaining about me is no evidence that … Continue reading
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Tagged anguish, better person, moral right, porn stars, rabbi
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Is It OK To Lie To Pick Up Women?
Here are excerpts from an interview with Richard "Gambler" La Ruina, Europe’s premiere pick-up artist: I think I learnt many techniques from many different people. So all the people like Mystery, Neil Strauss, Tyler, but I would say I don?t … Continue reading
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Tagged better person, morals, Neil Strauss, quot, rigid structure, ruina
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Helen Jupiter Laid Off Erev Yom Kippur From Jewcy.com
Helen sent out the following this afternoon: Dear Friends and Colleagues, I am very sad to report that after 14 months of hard work — often solitary, always effective — for Jewcy.com, I’ve been let go. I spent the majority … Continue reading
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Tagged better person, erev yom kippur, Jewcy, sad time, tahl, yom kippur
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