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What LATKES have you been eating?
Bullwinkle wrote: Hannukah is an eight-day celebration to commemorate when Judah the Hammer kicked the shit out of the Seleucids with nothing but God's wrath and a plate of latkes.
Like most Jewish holidays it can be summed up in three sentences:
We were oppressed. We kicked ass. Let's eat.
Purim is the exception:
We were oppressed. We kicked ass. Let's cross-dress and drink until we are so shit faced we can't tell the guys from the gals.
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I always heard the Jewish holiday tradition as, "They wanted to kill us, but they didn't, so let's eat." Even GOD wanted to kill us for Shavuot! Whoo!ubarose wrote:
Bullwinkle wrote: Hannukah is an eight-day celebration to commemorate when Judah the Hammer kicked the shit out of the Seleucids with nothing but God's wrath and a plate of latkes.
Like most Jewish holidays it can be summed up in three sentences:
We were oppressed. We kicked ass. Let's eat.
Purim is the exception:
We were oppressed. We kicked ass. Let's cross-dress and drink until we are so shit faced we can't tell the guys from the gals.
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ubarose wrote:
Bullwinkle wrote: Hannukah is an eight-day celebration to commemorate when Judah the Hammer kicked the shit out of the Seleucids with nothing but God's wrath and a plate of latkes.
Like most Jewish holidays it can be summed up in three sentences:
We were oppressed. We kicked ass. Let's eat.
Purim is the exception:
We were oppressed. We kicked ass. Let's cross-dress and drink until we are so shit faced we can't tell the guys from the gals.
And Yom Kippur. Removing the eating part defeats the purpose of a holiday at all.
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SaMoKo wrote: And Yom Kippur. Removing the eating part defeats the purpose of a holiday at all.
No, we get to eat after we starve. That's the best eatin's of em all!
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This is some kind of made up religion on the fly isn't it?
I understand practically none of the 'in jokes' and I think you're all making up wierd words to freak me out.
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Are you kidding me? That's just meat on toast. Disgusting. But hey, it's hand cut.Juniper wrote: Caplansky's Deli at 356 College Street in Toronto.
I went there yesterday afternoon, and all the rest of the day my tummy felt like love.
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And they have Beau's Lug Tread Lagered Ale on tap! Happy Hanukkah, indeed!
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andyinkuwait wrote: This is some kind of made up religion on the fly isn't it?
Yes. It's like Scientology, except we have Neil Diamond instead of Beck.
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andyinkuwait wrote: You're all joking , right?
I think you're all making up wierd words to freak me out.
Most of the weird words are Yiddish, which is a mash up of Hebrew and German. Since these are two very different languages the words are a bit strange. The others are transliterated Hebrew, which, since Hebrew has it's own alphabet, also produces some odd looking words, some of which have more than one commonly used spelling. Like Hanukkah and Chanukah.
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Juniper wrote:
andyinkuwait wrote: This is some kind of made up religion on the fly isn't it?
Yes. It's like Scientology, except we have Neil Diamond instead of Beck.
Also, the criteria for being a suppressive person are a little more clear-cut.
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