That's funny, I would have thought he was born to daven.Do you pray to G-d with that shirt, buddy?
Man, I wish I had my photo albums in this country. I have a great shot from my adopted moshav mom on Year Course from forever ago. Moroccan woman, not a word of spoken English, and for some reason she felt the need to express herself by wearing the Nirvana t-shirt shown below.
Well, my mother Shula DID pick flowers in the hothouse.
I guess Kurt Cobain really was the spokesman of a generation...
Well, my mother Shula DID pick flowers in the hothouse.I guess Kurt Cobain really was the spokesman of a generation...
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Hi Benji,
Kim London here. Philip told me to check out your blog. First, congrats on making aliyah. Second, your blog is really funny! I'm looking forward to reading it.
As for the tshirt thing, I get the thrill of checking 8th graders for appropriate dress code every day. Thanks to Abercrombie for making my job more difficult than it has to be. Everything is a double entendre these days.
Take care! :)
So we abbreviate both F**K and G*d. Is that like "fok" and "Gucd"? How do you pronounce that? Is that sacrilegious? See you real f**king soon!
Can't f&$king wait!
that t-shirt- so f**cking funny. the kippah makes the photo. have you contacted reuters?
Holy sh*t, that's a great f&%king idea.
Benji,
How do you say, "What was he thinking?" in Hebrew? (Yes, I can probably look that one up myself.)
Incidentally, on the wall in my den is a plaque that reads "Shalom Y'all." So what, you may ask? After all, I'm a native of Memphis, Tennessee (home of Beale Street, Graceland, Baron Hirsch Synagogue (l'havdil), and a 10,000-or-so-strong Jewish community).
I purchased the plaque in the Cardo in Jerusalem when I visited Israel in 1996...
Keep up the good work...
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