Conversations:
Rabbi Mayer Schiller
and Rabbi Yosef Gavriel Bechhofer:
Conversation Today: Nivul Peh (Vulgar Language)
Rabbi Mayer Schiller
and Rabbi Yosef Gavriel Bechhofer:
Conversation Today: Nivul Peh (Vulgar Language)
Rabbi Yosef Gavriel Bechhofer הרב יוסף גבריאל בקהופר
Very interesting.
ReplyDeleteHey, why not remind your readers about your previous conversations with R' Schiller? Those were great! It's *about time* you continued those! (smile) By the way, the rms-rygb.blogspot.com link is empty.
ReplyDeleteLet me amend what I meant: The link on the side of your rygb.blogspot site that links to the Schiller conversations doesn't work.
ReplyDeleteJust fixed the link, thanks for the heads up. I will update the post to let people know about the older conversations.
ReplyDeleteThe flip side of today's vulgar mode of self expression is the emotionally straight jacketed vernacular of the Chareidi- replete with pious Jewish expressions and guarded speech.
ReplyDeleteAs they say in Hebrew:
ReplyDeleteלמה להשמיץ, למה?
allow me to attempt to rephrase what anon said: by being to prissy in language you can come across as supercilious. there is a happy medium here.
ReplyDeleterygb, you have a rough bunch.
I have a solution to the Daily Show / Colbert Report question. I also enjoy those shows form time to time and have found that if you watch them online at their websites (not hulu) then all the curse words are bleeped out. Perhaps this could be a temp solution for your student.
ReplyDeleteI think Rabbi Meir Schiller is a wonderful man besides being having a refreshing perspective on
ReplyDeleteMany issues.....
harav hagaon schiller!!!!!!!
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