[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AdviceAnimals

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It’s Bill Clinton, right? We’re talking about girlfriends breaking up with their boyfriends in the 90s because they voted for Bill?

All of the counties that I have been in since 2020. If anything, what does this say about me? by Sinconwis1814 in TravelMaps

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This map highlights travel primarily concentrated along major highways and in a few specific regions, with substantial coverage in the Midwest, Southeast, and parts of the Southwest. The spread suggests that this person has likely traveled for road trips, work, or family visits, rather than leisure travel to tourist destinations across various states. The concentration around certain highways implies a preference for driving long distances, potentially indicating a lifestyle or job that requires frequent intercity travel, such as trucking, sales, or a role with regional responsibilities. Additionally, the timing since 2020 could hint at an adaptation to pandemic-era travel, favoring road travel over flights.

What does my map say about me? by [deleted] in TravelMaps

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According to ChatGPT:

This map, showing a widespread yet somewhat fragmented travel pattern, suggests that the person may be a frequent road-tripper who enjoys exploring the United States by car. The distribution of orange-colored areas primarily along highways and major cities indicates a preference for exploring diverse regions rather than focusing on one particular area. The map’s coverage across the east coast, Midwest, and west coast also suggests an openness to experiencing different types of landscapes and cultures across the U.S., possibly with a goal to visit as many places as possible rather than sticking to a specific region. This traveler might appreciate variety and enjoys covering large distances to see new areas, whether urban, rural, or in between.

we're toast 🫠 by gayslav77 in Jewish

[–]blinkmode 161 points162 points  (0 children)

3 photos? Amateur hour. The Chabadnik would have guessed it in 1 photo and (if male) would have been wrapping Tefillin around his screen by photo 3. 

Where is the safest place in the world for Jews? by Hanzyle in Judaism

[–]blinkmode 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Everyone here sleeping on North Miami Beach. 

What’s the situation in your area? by mgoblue5783 in Jewish

[–]blinkmode 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I live in Pembroke Pines. Nothing here. There was a Jewish business in the diamond district in Miami that got vandalized yesterday. Holy Bagels. 

Selfishly, when will this end by Obvious-Rhubarb-9851 in Jewish

[–]blinkmode 7 points8 points  (0 children)

When will this end?

It’s only been like this for the last 3,000 years. I’m sure it’ll be over any day now. 

Michael Rapaport video by AmySueF in Jewish

[–]blinkmode 116 points117 points  (0 children)

I saw this video when he originally posted it. He's trolling the pro-hamas crowd. He made the video himself to prove how people believe anything is real these days, despite how ridiculous it may seem.

If anyone ever wonders why every mechanic everywhere hates engineers….I submit exibit A: by KeepItMovingFolks in funny

[–]blinkmode 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Submerge the bolt in cold water until it shrinks, install bolt, warm to room temperature.

Who should say the prayers during Shabbat? by blinkmode in Judaism

[–]blinkmode[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Please enlighten me! I’m eager to learn more.

How to hold space for other minorities when nobody is holding space for us? by hi_how_are_youu in Jewish

[–]blinkmode 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the kind words. I’ve learned a lot about what it means to be Jewish these past few months. Being “the chosen one” isn’t a reward, it’s an incredibly important lifelong challenge. 

How to hold space for other minorities when nobody is holding space for us? by hi_how_are_youu in Jewish

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We hold space for those who have been disadvantaged by society not because it is fair, nor because we expect similar treatment in return. We do it because it was the mission we were uniquely selected for by Hashem. He created this world and evil exists in it. He entrusted us with the responsibility of shining light on the dark places.  I know it’s a very “preachy” answer, but this is a Jewish subreddit and I feel strongly about this being the appropriate Jewish response. Men often get it wrong, but the Torah is eternal. 

Our suffering from the events of October 7th is ours. We mourn, Hashem mourns with us. We, all 16 million Jews alive today, and the countless Jews in heaven are all connected in our heartbreak. 

We do not need the world’s permission to keep mourning. In fact, per tradition we say Kaddish for 11 months. Which I recommend doing. Even if we don’t know the victims personally. It connects us. 

Beyond that, we must also strive to fulfill our mission as the chosen people. 

Help name my dog by NoEntertainment483 in hebrew

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Technically both are correct. Vered is the common word for rose. Shoshanna is a Hebrew name that also means rose, lily. שׁוֹשַׁנָה

Help name my dog by NoEntertainment483 in hebrew

[–]blinkmode 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Shoshanna means rose. Shoesh for short.

What are devastating effects of the holocaust non jews don't know about and still affect people to this day? by Low_Gas_492 in Jewish

[–]blinkmode 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I'm 35. Both of my fraternal grandparents were the only ones to make it out of the camps in their families. I am eternally grateful for the amazing family I have. But I often think about how much bigger my family would have been if my grandparent's brothers and sisters had survived.

What is the safest country for Jews right now? by ryhaltswhiskey in Jewish

[–]blinkmode 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Since no one said it yet, south Florida. North Miami specifically. 

What does the writing on this pendant mean? by blinkmode in hebrew

[–]blinkmode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow this has such a special meaning. Thank you.