Hahu Gavra

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Perhaps it would be best if I don't share my information. For your sake, not just mine. I did work at the Anxious Clown for some time though, in case you are curious.

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Aug 3	comment	who is liable in kol isha and tzneiz situations? related judaism.stackexchange.com/q/18258/1353
Jun 6	comment	Is there a point of wearing a talis that does not require tzitzis? @SethJ Hahu Gavra is more of a troublemaker than you'd guess
Jun 6	comment	Is there a point of wearing a talis that does not require tzitzis? @SethJ Im sorry for the error I hope I didn't waste your time
Jun 6	comment	Is there a point of wearing a talis that does not require tzitzis? @SethJ would the laws of something being chayav in tzitzis be different depending on its use? whether its a cloak or a prayer shawl, if it does not require tzitzis, do you fulfill a mitzvah by wearing it? From what i understand the POINT of wearing a prayer shawl is to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzis, which isn't necessarily happening here.
Jun 6	comment	Is there a point of wearing a talis that does not require tzitzis? I dont see how this answers perhaps you can clarify...
Jun 6	comment	Is there a point of wearing a talis that does not require tzitzis? Thats the shulchan aruchs opinion. My custom is otherwise- I do not make a brucha on a tallis sheula unless it belongs to a shul and is designated to be borrowed. I even included that info in the question for this very reason.
Jun 5	comment	Is there a point of wearing a talis that does not require tzitzis? @CharlesKoppelman I know I know, twas a joke. Hence the `:P`
Jun 5	comment	Is there a point of wearing a talis that does not require tzitzis? @CharlesKoppelman i try, but I'm not familiar with all the tags yet `:P`
Jun 5	comment	Do tzitzit have to be white? The fact that it requires a blue string isn't disputed, the dispute is the "blue strings" you see in the stores today count.
Jun 5	comment	Is there a point of wearing a talis that does not require tzitzis? I'm not too great with tags.
May 21	comment	Plastic gloves in Halacha @CharlesKoppelman i dont think yayin nesech has anything to do with possesion- its a gzeira mishum chatnus.
May 21	comment	What is the Halachah if someone lost an object despite efforts to protect it? It depends on a lot of factors. If he was a shomer chinum he would be patur on gneivuh viaveiduh. The question is does this qualify as such or was it a pshiya. Care to share more details?
May 21	comment	Permissibility of speaking foreign languages? @AdamMosheh right and the other two he took off and you added are totally worth creating! Forget about the fact that mods are dealing with an overflow of tags, let's create new ones that nobody is ever going to use!
May 21	comment	Permissibility of speaking foreign languages? @AdamMosheh why do you assume it's a valid question? That being said, I'm sure some of the downvotes are for being moreid bamalchus.
May 21	comment	All you need is love? @AdamMosheh alright if you say so... I mean your refutation of my concrete argument was so solid I have no choice but to agree with you now.
May 21	comment	Did any Achronim Write Books Comparing Arabic to Hebrew? @AdamMosheh yes it does. The question asks on Jewish literature associating Arabic with Hebrew, and the answer provided just that +1.
May 20	comment	All you need is love? @AdamMosheh its kedoshim tihiyu not kedoshim atem. tihiyu=you shall be=a commandment. Its very different.
May 14	comment	What are the halachot of suicide? I once spoke to a Posek who had to deal with this on a semi-personal level. He said that although the mental illness sevara is a bit of a stretch, we must take into account the anguish of the grieving parents/family.
May 14	comment	Is throwing out challah you were mafrish a violation of bal tashchit? The Torah doesn't say anywhere that you must burn challah. It's the minority opinion of the rosh, which some Jews accepted. -1 If I could.
May 8	comment	Shelosh Meyot - mi yodeya? I think what you're trying to say is that 300 is our go-to number for large estimations.