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 Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2006 8:17 pm
ZonkotheSane nathan_ngl ZonkotheSane nathan_ngl I just walk with my tzitzit out and with the biggest hand woven kippa I can find xd . I am proud of who I am 3nodding . tell me it's not nachman xp of course not xd . It's the normal kippa sruga most Israelis wear xd ... just a bit bigger so all can see 3nodding . for better or for worse, my mom has already expressed her opinions on kipat sruga, along with blue jeans, small knitted/leather yalmukes, ankle socks, the color pink, clogs, and anything without a gap or land's end lable on it. rolleyes and some kids complain because they can't get tattoos... ... eek ... Kippa sruga is on the same wave as Jeans for your mom? sweatdrop Woah xd . Before I was barmitzva I used to wear the black kippas, but then I switched over, because I liked the sruga ones better, and it's not considered "taboo" around here... It's "tzabar" rolleyes xd .
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 5:15 am
nathan_ngl ZonkotheSane for better or for worse, my mom has already expressed her opinions on kipat sruga, along with blue jeans, small knitted/leather yalmukes, ankle socks, the color pink, clogs, and anything without a gap or land's end lable on it. rolleyes and some kids complain because they can't get tattoos... ... eek ... Kippa sruga is on the same wave as Jeans for your mom? sweatdrop Woah xd . Before I was barmitzva I used to wear the black kippas, but then I switched over, because I liked the sruga ones better, and it's not considered "taboo" around here... It's "tzabar" rolleyes xd . lol
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darkphoenix1247 Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 10:12 am
I don't have restrictions set by my mom or something, but I have enough sense to wear/not wear certain things.
Personally, you wouldn't catch me wearing anything flamboyantly Jewish if I visit another country. It's not bad where I live, but I have had my share of anti-semitic comments every now and then, so I avoid it when I can. I'm certainly not ashamed of being Jewish, and am very proud of my religion/heritage, but that doesn't mean I want to go around painting a target on my head. xp
I still wear the occasional Jewish symbols every now and then, as it's really not as bad as it sounds; I'm just paranoid. (don't even think about commenting Nathan! blaugh ) Plus, I have my Magen David necklace. ^^
It really annoys me to see people walking into synagogues or something in sloppy clothes, or with bare shoulders, etc. stressed Does anybody else see this, not necessarily in your temple?
And Zonko, what's wrong with the color pink? I personally don't like pink and wouldn't wear it, but still- what's so bad about a color? sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 10:16 am
Anyone know where you can get the coca-cola shirts in hebrew?
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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 12:21 pm
darkphoenix1247 I don't have restrictions set by my mom or something, but I have enough sense to wear/not wear certain things. thank god for common sense. rolleyes Quote: Personally, you wouldn't catch me wearing anything flamboyantly Jewish if I visit another country. It's not bad where I live, but I have had my share of anti-semitic comments every now and then, so I avoid it when I can. *waves from monsey* Quote: I'm certainly not ashamed of being Jewish, and am very proud of my religion/heritage, but that doesn't mean I want to go around painting a target on my head. xp *waves from monsey, in his yalmuke and tzitzis* Quote: It really annoys me to see people walking into synagogues or something in sloppy clothes, or with bare shoulders, etc. stressed Does anybody else see this, not necessarily in your temple? why should poeple dress any differently in a shul than out of one? Quote: And Zonko, what's wrong with the color pink? I personally don't like pink and wouldn't wear it, but still- what's so bad about a color? sweatdrop nothing. absolutely nothing is wrong with it. my mother believes that there are certain ways a jew should dress and act. and she's absolutely right. but i do think she overdoes it a bit sweatdrop (for example: i have enough saechal (sense, reasoning) not to walk around in a wife-beater, but see nothing wrong with jeans)
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 5:04 pm
ZonkotheSane my mother believes that there are certain ways a jew should dress and act. and she's absolutely right. but i do think she overdoes it a bit sweatdrop (for example: i have enough saechal (sense, reasoning) not to walk around in a wife-beater, but see nothing wrong with jeans) Well, as for jeans... there is a slight problem once people start buying those rediculous looking jeans that are "pre-bleached", with that white worn down color, to make it look as if you've been sitting on your butt with those pairs of pants for over 5 years. It looks rediculous, and not only that, people pay most than double the price for those kinds of pants. It's insane. It's vain. It's not how a jewish teenager should be spending his/her time and money. Though I do agree with you, Jeans, Shirts with wording on them, Kipa sruga, all of them are just fine in my mind... The one that pisses me off the most is the wording one... in our yeshiva if your shirt has too much wording on it, they get pissed stare . I mean... what's wrong with saying "Superjew" on the back? xd .
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darkphoenix1247 Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 7:23 pm
nathan_ngl ZonkotheSane my mother believes that there are certain ways a jew should dress and act. and she's absolutely right. but i do think she overdoes it a bit sweatdrop (for example: i have enough saechal (sense, reasoning) not to walk around in a wife-beater, but see nothing wrong with jeans) Well, as for jeans... there is a slight problem once people start buying those rediculous looking jeans that are "pre-bleached", with that white worn down color, to make it look as if you've been sitting on your butt with those pairs of pants for over 5 years. It looks rediculous, and not only that, people pay most than double the price for those kinds of pants. It's insane. It's vain. It's not how a jewish teenager should be spending his/her time and money. Though I do agree with you, Jeans, Shirts with wording on them, Kipa sruga, all of them are just fine in my mind... The one that pisses me off the most is the wording one... in our yeshiva if your shirt has too much wording on it, they get pissed stare . I mean... what's wrong with saying "Superjew" on the back? xd . You guys should see some of the crazy jeans I have that are all cut and ripped up; you pay extra money when you can just do that yourself, and it looks really stupid and messy anyway. (no offense to anybody who wears them; I just don't like them personally sweatdrop )
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 5:11 am
darkphoenix1247 xd You guys should see some of the crazy jeans I have that are all cut and ripped up; you pay extra money when you can just do that yourself, and it looks really stupid and messy anyway. (no offense to anybody who wears them; I just don't like them personally sweatdrop ) Exactly! I mean, it's so retarded... why pay more to look like a homeless person? confused . It's absurd xd .
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 8:15 am
nathan_ngl ZonkotheSane my mother believes that there are certain ways a jew should dress and act. and she's absolutely right. but i do think she overdoes it a bit sweatdrop (for example: i have enough saechal (sense, reasoning) not to walk around in a wife-beater, but see nothing wrong with jeans) Though I do agree with you, Jeans, Shirts with wording on them, Kipa sruga, all of them are just fine in my mind... The one that pisses me off the most is the wording one... in our yeshiva if your shirt has too much wording on it, they get pissed stare . I mean... what's wrong with saying "Superjew" on the back? xd . well, with faded/ripped jeans, anyone with a yiddishe kup knows what to do. and there is a difference between nice jeans and not-so-nice jeans. best t-shirt line ever: "your inferiority complex might be justified"
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 8:44 am
ZonkotheSane nathan_ngl ZonkotheSane my mother believes that there are certain ways a jew should dress and act. and she's absolutely right. but i do think she overdoes it a bit sweatdrop (for example: i have enough saechal (sense, reasoning) not to walk around in a wife-beater, but see nothing wrong with jeans) Though I do agree with you, Jeans, Shirts with wording on them, Kipa sruga, all of them are just fine in my mind... The one that pisses me off the most is the wording one... in our yeshiva if your shirt has too much wording on it, they get pissed stare . I mean... what's wrong with saying "Superjew" on the back? xd . well, with faded/ripped jeans, anyone with a yiddishe kup knows what to do. and there is a difference between nice jeans and not-so-nice jeans. best t-shirt line ever: "your inferiority complex might be justified" I have seen some pretty funny ones, but that one adds to them higher to the top. One of these days I'll have to post some of the more humorous ones I've seen. xp
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darkphoenix1247 Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 12:38 pm
angelic elf Furtently I'm from Israel so I would go with this kind of shirts but when I'm aboard I dont wear anything that declers clearly that I'm jewish, I wear an hat over my kippa and my Tzizit is hidden... I dont wear anything with Magen David or Hebrew words on it and on top of all if I'm in france I almost never talk Hebrew.... Yeah, maybe I'm a bit paranoid.... sweatdrop DarkHalcyon Boys with a kippah and tzitzit are hawt. pirate
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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 8:46 pm
I've never really wanted one of those shirts. For some reason, shirts with stuff written across them don't appeal to me. Except for my "Explosions fix everything" shirt. Only exception.
I only have one clothing restriction. "You can't wear anything slutty." They really don't have anything to worry about. I feel uncomfortable if my skirt goes above my knees.
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 8:00 am
I like to wear anything that doesn't clash horribly rolleyes . As long as it's not like... green and orange, or blue and pink... you know rolleyes xd .
I find girls with CLEAR lip closs attractive 3nodding . I mean, it can have alittle red/pink tinge to it, but it's the neon green and blue that really scares me. I just like the shiny look of lip gloss on red, I think it's pretty 3nodding .
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 7:10 pm
That's another thing- just with my own restrictions, I never wear anything slutty, and I don't wear short-shorts. Completely uncomfortable wearing those clothes, or lack thereof. sweatdrop
I'm frustrated because they never make longer shorts for girls, though! I don't mean down to ankles or anything, but still! Honestly! xp
Heh, and yes, clashing would be an issue...
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darkphoenix1247 Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 7:47 pm
moochix Anyone know where you can get the coca-cola shirts in hebrew? try ebay. they have everything.
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