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I watch in church on mute.
ahem, uhh...nobody sees this, right??
Only God, but I'm sure he's grateful he's also got something good to watch during church as well.
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I watch in church on mute.
ahem, uhh...nobody sees this, right??
quote:God is the ultimate multitasker.quote:
I watch in church on mute.
ahem, uhh...nobody sees this, right??
Only God, but I'm sure he's grateful he's also got something good to watch during church as well.
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If I'm going to be able to watch the game this weekend, it will only be the very end of it. I'm going to be in synagogue from 8:30 to 2:30 and miss most of the game.
You shouldn't have the TV on until after sundown anyway!
quote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tefillin
Are the dudes in that picture wearing blocks of legos on their heads or mini-Rubik's cubes? Is it part of Seder?
quote:Sounds more like reform Judaismquote:quote:
If I'm going to be able to watch the game this weekend, it will only be the very end of it. I'm going to be in synagogue from 8:30 to 2:30 and miss most of the game.
You shouldn't have the TV on until after sundown anyway!
Conservative Judaism. Get it in your life
quote:quote:Sounds more like reform Judaismquote:quote:
If I'm going to be able to watch the game this weekend, it will only be the very end of it. I'm going to be in synagogue from 8:30 to 2:30 and miss most of the game.
You shouldn't have the TV on until after sundown anyway!
Conservative Judaism. Get it in your life
I've been trying to convince my inlaws that bacon wrapped shrimp is Kosher. Two negatives equal a positive, right?
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Religious rituals have always seemed silly to me, but Jewish rituals take the cake. Especially the odd things they do during Shabbat and the even odder things they do to get around Shabbat restrictions.
I'm with ya, man. I think ritualistic chants in front of a torture device, followed by characterization of human sacrifice and cannibalism, makes much more sense