I think it needs to be read in context, i.e., as opposed to "Modern Orthodox," whatever that means... (see "Bitsu Modernish?" in the Kol Hamishtakker, p. 17-20. Or, stay tuned...)
I am a Stern student, currently residing in Midtown Manhattan, who is excited to embark on a new hobby; blogging. I hope to use this as an opportunity to healthily and intelligently explore various issues, questions, and ideas, and in the process, learn more about myself and the world I live in. And yes, maybe rant a little...
“Older” Girls at 22
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So, by now you’ve probably all seen the widely excoriated article in which
an old Flatbush rabbi states that girls expire at age 20. “If we didn’t
tell the...
Mazal Tov To Bad4Shidduchim!
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She's finally done it! The author of Bad For Shidduchim is now officially off
the market.
Mazal to you and your future chosson!
Blog Blargh
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It’s happened.
For the first time, I caught myself thinking like a blogger. Let me
explain: a perfectly mundane, if somewhat funny (and ultimately ironic)...
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4 comments:
I still don't get how "gray" is supposed to somehow indicate yeshivish. Shades, any insight?
I think it needs to be read in context, i.e., as opposed to "Modern Orthodox," whatever that means... (see "Bitsu Modernish?" in the Kol Hamishtakker, p. 17-20. Or, stay tuned...)
(Typo - "Bistu Modernish?" is the name of the article. I don't do Yiddish...)
"Stay tuned"?
Ditto on the yiddish.
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