quel piod says:
September 25, 2016 8:06 pm 8:06 pm at 8:06 pm
Lol
TheLogicalOne says:
September 25, 2016 10:50 pm 10:50 pm at 10:50 pm
….and ywn’s bias anti charadi’s point is?????
zionflag says:
September 25, 2016 11:04 pm 11:04 pm at 11:04 pm
Cool
RichardM says:
September 26, 2016 5:02 am 5:02 am at 5:02 am
Brilliant.
It’s about time Meah Shearim moved out of the 17th Century.
Surely, Yiddishkeit engages with the world as it is; it doesn’t pretend it isn’t there.
docelisheva says:
September 26, 2016 9:22 am 9:22 am at 9:22 am
RichardM ,Meah Shearim has never been in the 17th century,you are confusing religious Jews with the Amish.Do you have a problem with Jews dressing like Jews instead of dressing like goyim?
Uncle Ben says:
September 26, 2016 11:23 am 11:23 am at 11:23 am
Hoverboarding? Isn’t that a Segue or a skateboard?
Gadolhadorah says:
September 26, 2016 12:42 pm 12:42 pm at 12:42 pm
To No. 6
Actually, the yidden in Meah Shearim DO dress with a flair but more like the 18th century….if you were on a movie set and called central casting and wardrobe departments and asked for a bunch of lower level Polish nobility from the mid-1800s, you would probably not be able to distinguish them much from what you would see today in the Geula and MS neighborhoods
7 Responses
Lol
….and ywn’s bias anti charadi’s point is?????
Cool
Brilliant.
It’s about time Meah Shearim moved out of the 17th Century.
Surely, Yiddishkeit engages with the world as it is; it doesn’t pretend it isn’t there.
RichardM ,Meah Shearim has never been in the 17th century,you are confusing religious Jews with the Amish.Do you have a problem with Jews dressing like Jews instead of dressing like goyim?
Hoverboarding? Isn’t that a Segue or a skateboard?
To No. 6
Actually, the yidden in Meah Shearim DO dress with a flair but more like the 18th century….if you were on a movie set and called central casting and wardrobe departments and asked for a bunch of lower level Polish nobility from the mid-1800s, you would probably not be able to distinguish them much from what you would see today in the Geula and MS neighborhoods