I think there is also an interpretation that the incident happened more in a spiritual sense.

The literal translation is that Rabba and Rabbi Zeira had a Purim seuda together, they got drunk, and Rabba shechted Rabbi Zeira. The next day, Rabba davened and Rabbi Zeira was brought back to life. The next year, Rabba asked Rabbi Zeira to join him for a Purim seuda again, but Rabbi Zeira said tha...

Some say that they should be so that people can see each other like they do in person, and so that the person leading the meeting can confirm that everyone is actually there. Others say that it isn't like a normal in-person meeting because people don't bring their houses (or children and pets) to th...

The people who tasted them say that they taste good, but they didn't provide a comparison.

They did it! Should they mass plant this fruit now?

I've seen this claim many times, that it is unfair and against halacha to offer someone else's employee more money to work for you. This makes sense in some contexts; however, is it accurate as a general statement?

Cranberry wrote: ↑September 13th, 2020, 5:35 pm But now I can't mute one out of multiple tabs from the same website.

Also, you can't mute a tab that you're using to go to multiple sites (to prevent it from producing unwanted audio by auto-playing videos).

1. According to the dictionary, probably. The way I would define it personally, no, unless the filling is a different bread. 2. Technically, yes. Rhode Island is located entirely within its own borders, so Rhode Island is a state in Rhode Island. (The same could be said for any other state, country,...

virtuosointraining wrote: ↑September 8th, 2020, 5:28 pm I get very annoyed when I hear things like that, but I try to be forgiving.

Just to clarify in case I came across as mocking, this topic is intended to be humorous, and having a funny literal interpretation doesn't mean there is anything wrong with a song or phrase.

shpritz wrote: ↑September 7th, 2020, 1:25 am Does it have caffeine?

I'm guessing yes, because chocolate does, but probably only a little.

There is, of course, nothing wrong with a little poetic license. But some songs have strange meanings when taken literally. Example: Western Wall on Friday night His first time ever there Strapped into his knapsack With his long and curly hair I don't think that's how you do the straps on a knapsack...

What right do they have to keep charging you after you have contacted them to let them know that you want to cancel?

The manufacturer claims that using ultrasonic waves, it cleans laundry and other things effectively but also gently enough to be used for delicate items. They also claim that it could be used to clean items that can't really be cleaned any other way. Is there any way to verify this?

If either child is in physical danger. But this can also be hard to tell.

shpritz wrote: ↑August 20th, 2020, 11:17 am Some call hots dogs, "wieners" Where did that name come from?

A similar thing was called Wienerwurst because it was from Vienna.

But what if someone doesn't physically beat anyone up, but is constantly verbally harassing people?

There are certain things that are legal but still deceptive, and they bother me. For example, there are artificial sweetener packets that actually contain sugar. Since it's less than five calories per serving, they can write "zero calories".

To clarify, I meant the resemblance to dachshunds.

Windows 10 has good features, but Microsoft has a lot of control over your computer.

If she wanted to, she could have paid her fine. She refused to out of principle.