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Tag Archives: impulses
Live Torah Talk With Rabbi Rabbs
I’m studying this week’s Torah portion — Balak with Rabbi Rabbs. I wonder if I would’ve participated in the cult of Baal-peor for my fair share of those hot Midianite women. I know you think I’m so holy, but I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, R. Rabbs, Torah
Tagged canadian flight, flesh and blood, flight attendant, impulses, jerusalem symphony, long john silver, muskin, torah portion, young lads
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‘The Erect Pen Has No Conscience’
I read that line in Richard Ellmann’s biography of Oscar Wilde. It is spot on. When my writing is flowing, I have no conscience. Nor should I in the creative phase. After I have written and started editing, then it … Continue reading
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Tagged creative phase, creative stage, great girl, impulses, predilections
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Torah Vs. Competing Male Impulses
Joey and I would like for some attractive, sensitive and brilliant young women to join us for our Torah studies. No fatties! Complete video here.
Posted in Torah
Tagged fatties, impulses, joey, torah studies, young women
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I’ve Never Been Surprised By Anything I’ve Done
I’m watching this movie "The Brave One." About 40 minutes in, the Jodie Foster character talks about how she’s discovered a stranger within herself. Are some people that unaware that when they do something horrible, they blame it on a … Continue reading
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Tagged Blogging, character talks, impulses, jodie foster, stranger
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