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Hostage to DoublethoughtHostage to Doublethought "It's too hard", he complains plaintively. "He, G-d, will understand. My son, he is a Rabbi. In Brooklyn. He is Lubavitch. (Here, he serenades me with the first few bars of...

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An Open Letter to Seminary Girls In a tradition dating back to the opening of the doors of the first seminary way back when in the fifties, the second week of Elul is host to an ingathering of exiles, so...

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Holiness in HaifaHoliness in Haifa Being a yeshiva student in Jerusalem is a wonderful experience. Aside from the learning, obviously, the people, places, and things to do never end. Indeed, I've fallen in...

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Goodbye, But Not For LongGoodbye, But Not For Long I and quite few other bochurim will be returning to Chutz La'aretz in just a few days. I can't wait for that flight. Not. I suppose I should be thankful though; Boruch...

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The Old Candy Man and The Candy StoreThe Old Candy Man and The Candy Store "Who can take tomorrow, dip it in a dream Separate the sorrow and collect up all the cream The Candy Man can, oh the Candy Man can The Candy Man can 'cause he mixes...

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Israeli Hot Rod: Smokin’ Auto Decor

Posted by Yeshiva Guy | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 27-08-2009

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Yeah. We’re gonna file that one in the “Only in Israel” category.

HaRav HaGaon R’ Shmuel Aurbach

Posted by Yeshiva Guy | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 03-07-2009

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Just take a look at that smile.
And tell me if you’ve ever seen R’ A.Y. smile like that. As if.

Yup, a real Gadol. Old school. Yup.


Oleh V’Yored

Posted by Yeshiva Guy | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 19-03-2009

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Gevaldik. Elevator going up and staircase down.

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The Pizza War Part Two

Posted by Yeshiva Guy | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 14-03-2009

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And so, after lengthy consultations with their strategists, Bagel Amerkai issued forth its opening salvo vs. PKC. In a blistering barrage of advertising ammo, they set up a billboard outside their shop, across the street from PKC,advertising a Magash Mishpachtit for a mere 24.99 shekels, severly undercutting their competition by…one agurah. As Lincoln said -”One side would rather make war than let the nation survive, and the other would rather accept war than let the nation perish. And the war came.” So who will emerge victorious in this singularly horrific milchamah? No one knows, but whatever the outcome, , you know your faithful man on th streets of Geulah will cover it for you, no matter how dangerous the flying rotavs get.

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The Pizza War

Posted by Yeshiva Guy | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 14-03-2009

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So first came Bagel Amerikai, and all was well in the pizza world. Then along came this place, “Pizza K’mat Chinam”‘ and decided to provide a little good natured competition, and so the trouble started. Advertising a Magash Mishpachtit for only 25 sheks, BA couldn’t take this lying down…

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