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Tag Archives: nuts
That’s Why He Got Divorced
In a 2004 lecture on Deut: 8, Dennis Prager — twice divorced — says: “Love is a manic state… You’re taken over. Now, you can’t preserve a manic state or you’d go nuts but you can create feelings of love … Continue reading
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Which Pico-Robertson Shuls Will Allow Seeing Eye Dogs?
A friend of mine is going blind. He’s waiting for a seeing-eye dog. All the major shuls in Pico-Robertson do not allow seeing eye dogs into their sanctuary. They say the kids will go nuts over the dog and things … Continue reading
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Chaim Amalek, Leah Kleim Live In My Chatroom
Click here to join the fun. YourMoralLeader: what’s new Leah, how’s life with the goyim? when do you return to the hood? LeahKleim: life with the goyim sux LeahKleim: 2 weeks is what Ive been saying for 2 and a … Continue reading
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Orthodox Judaism’s Conversion Controversy
To quote Toby Katz, commenting on Cross-Currents: The RCA is upset because so many RCA rabbis have done conversions that they never should have done — converting women who had no intention of ever keeping mitzvos, just so they could … Continue reading
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I’m Nuts This Morning
Just completely bonkers. I have kangaroos running loose in my top paddock. You don’t want to miss this. It’s streaming live on my cam: CraigsList: Good morning CraigsList: I can’t believe you make money off of this that justifies your … Continue reading
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Tagged craigslist, elvis, faith, jesus, jew, Jews, kleim, minimum wage, money, mother ship, motto, nbsp, nuts, paddock, persia, romans, time investment, tv show, worry
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Smart People
So I was planning to stay home tonight to work on myself (if a guy ever tells you that, it means he’s boffing someone else). But I got a last minute invite and went to see Smart People (at the … Continue reading