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 Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:05 am
Donovinhs Knight Ooo! I got one. Why are we obsessed with round, doughy, chewy things with holes in the middle (meaning: The Bagel)? Because we want to be hole-y. Get it? xd . hahahaha ::cough:: not funny rolleyes .
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 10:09 am
......interesting.....
whee I got part of that with the vectors!! YAY! xd (not all, but I still felt proud) xp sweatdrop
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darkphoenix1247 Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 11:38 am
darkphoenix1247 ......interesting..... whee I got part of that with the vectors!! YAY! xd (not all, but I still felt proud) xp sweatdrop *giggles at teh nerdyness* yay for hole-y ness! rofl
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 11:51 am
kingpinsqeezels Donovinhs Knight Ooo! I got one. Why are we obsessed with round, doughy, chewy things with holes in the middle (meaning: The Bagel)? mm...cause they're delicious. that's why. good enough answer for me
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 3:48 pm
Donovinhs Knight kingpinsqeezels Donovinhs Knight Ooo! I got one. Why are we obsessed with round, doughy, chewy things with holes in the middle (meaning: The Bagel)? mm...cause they're delicious. that's why. good enough answer for me and me too! yay us!
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 12:55 pm
nathan_ngl Donovinhs Knight Ooo! I got one. Why are we obsessed with round, doughy, chewy things with holes in the middle (meaning: The Bagel)? Because we want to be hole-y. Get it? xd . hahahaha ::cough:: not funny rolleyes .
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 3:01 pm
tsshark nathan_ngl Donovinhs Knight Ooo! I got one. Why are we obsessed with round, doughy, chewy things with holes in the middle (meaning: The Bagel)? Because we want to be hole-y. Get it? xd . hahahaha ::cough:: not funny rolleyes . Looks like someone's sense of humor is pretty drained sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 7:53 pm
tsshark nathan_ngl Donovinhs Knight Ooo! I got one. Why are we obsessed with round, doughy, chewy things with holes in the middle (meaning: The Bagel)? Because we want to be hole-y. Get it? xd . hahahaha ::cough:: not funny rolleyes . ...damn time zones...
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 9:30 am
ZonkotheSane tsshark nathan_ngl Donovinhs Knight Ooo! I got one. Why are we obsessed with round, doughy, chewy things with holes in the middle (meaning: The Bagel)? Because we want to be hole-y. Get it? xd . hahahaha ::cough:: not funny rolleyes . ...damn time zones... Why, someone got to it first? xd .
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Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 1:15 pm
Okay. I've got a question! There's a ceremony I've heard of that I think only women have to do when they want to convert to Orthodox Judaism where you take a bath or something like that. I don't know about anyone else. But I think it would be creepy to be naked in front of a Rabbi. Apparently it's supposed to be a really intense experience though. Anyway, I was just wondering what you do during it. It isn't really a law I guess...but it's a question nonetheless. 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 4:37 pm
kingpinsqeezels Okay. I've got a question! There's a ceremony I've heard of that I think only women have to do when they want to convert to Orthodox Judaism where you take a bath or something like that. I don't know about anyone else. But I think it would be creepy to be naked in front of a Rabbi. Apparently it's supposed to be a really intense experience though. Anyway, I was just wondering what you do during it. It isn't really a law I guess...but it's a question nonetheless. 3nodding you're referring to immersion in a mikveh, but i don't have a whole lot of time, so i'll just say that it's a form of spiritual purification (guess where baptising came from), and that the rabbi doesn't see anything. a women's mikveh is like a women's bathroom (more holy, but still). men don't go there.
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Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:43 pm
ZonkotheSane kingpinsqeezels Okay. I've got a question! There's a ceremony I've heard of that I think only women have to do when they want to convert to Orthodox Judaism where you take a bath or something like that. I don't know about anyone else. But I think it would be creepy to be naked in front of a Rabbi. Apparently it's supposed to be a really intense experience though. Anyway, I was just wondering what you do during it. It isn't really a law I guess...but it's a question nonetheless. 3nodding you're referring to immersion in a mikveh, but i don't have a whole lot of time, so i'll just say that it's a form of spiritual purification (guess where baptising came from), and that the rabbi doesn't see anything. a women's mikveh is like a women's bathroom (more holy, but still). men don't go there. Oooh. I see! Well that makes me a lot less nervous.
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Posted: Tue Jul 04, 2006 1:09 am
kingpinsqeezels ZonkotheSane kingpinsqeezels Okay. I've got a question! There's a ceremony I've heard of that I think only women have to do when they want to convert to Orthodox Judaism where you take a bath or something like that. I don't know about anyone else. But I think it would be creepy to be naked in front of a Rabbi. Apparently it's supposed to be a really intense experience though. Anyway, I was just wondering what you do during it. It isn't really a law I guess...but it's a question nonetheless. 3nodding you're referring to immersion in a mikveh, but i don't have a whole lot of time, so i'll just say that it's a form of spiritual purification (guess where baptising came from), and that the rabbi doesn't see anything. a women's mikveh is like a women's bathroom (more holy, but still). men don't go there. Oooh. I see! Well that makes me a lot less nervous. lol I couldn't help laughing when I read that one xd . Standing naked in front of the rabbi rofl . Well, there are other women in the mikveh that will probably be there, but no men... xd . Don't worry, there's nothing to be nervous about ^^, it's like... going to the beach... or... taking a public bath... 3nodding . Women go there once a month to purify themselves for their husbands. During the period the woman see's blood she has to wait 7 days where she doesn't see blood, the entire time she may not toutch her husband. After this period of 7 days, she goes to the mikveh, purifying herself, and then she can toutch her husband again. It shows the wisdom of the torah, after becoming pure, it's almost like the couple has been married again, because they can now toutch eachother, something they surely missed very much during those days she was impure. It preserves freshness, and when you think about it, is one reason many people who keep jewish law are much happier with marriage than the secular world on average. There is also a seperate mikveh for men... Men go there usually before Yom kippur and fasts... but some people go every day. Not that I enjoy going... I'm too embarrased whee sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Jul 04, 2006 2:01 am
nathan_ngl kingpinsqeezels ZonkotheSane kingpinsqeezels Okay. I've got a question! There's a ceremony I've heard of that I think only women have to do when they want to convert to Orthodox Judaism where you take a bath or something like that. I don't know about anyone else. But I think it would be creepy to be naked in front of a Rabbi. Apparently it's supposed to be a really intense experience though. Anyway, I was just wondering what you do during it. It isn't really a law I guess...but it's a question nonetheless. 3nodding you're referring to immersion in a mikveh, but i don't have a whole lot of time, so i'll just say that it's a form of spiritual purification (guess where baptising came from), and that the rabbi doesn't see anything. a women's mikveh is like a women's bathroom (more holy, but still). men don't go there. Oooh. I see! Well that makes me a lot less nervous. lol I couldn't help laughing when I read that one xd . Standing naked in front of the rabbi rofl . Well, there are other women in the mikveh that will probably be there, but no men... xd . Don't worry, there's nothing to be nervous about ^^, it's like... going to the beach... or... taking a public bath... 3nodding . Women go there once a month to purify themselves for their husbands. During the period the woman see's blood she has to wait 7 days where she doesn't see blood, the entire time she may not toutch her husband. After this period of 7 days, she goes to the mikveh, purifying herself, and then she can toutch her husband again. It shows the wisdom of the torah, after becoming pure, it's almost like the couple has been married again, because they can now toutch eachother, something they surely missed very much during those days she was impure. It preserves freshness, and when you think about it, is one reason many people who keep jewish law are much happier with marriage than the secular world on average. There is also a seperate mikveh for men... Men go there usually before Yom kippur and fasts... but some people go every day. Not that I enjoy going... I'm too embarrased whee sweatdrop Yep...My friend told me about the 7 days thing. I would kinda sorta hate that. But it does make a lot of sense. I wouldn't mind doing that if it was actually like going to the beach. I can't really see myself naked in front of other women either though.
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