Ba dum ching.
This joke was printed in several places, but the one I got it from is from a periodical called The Spirit of the Public Journals.
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#1 How was the Tetragrammaton actually pronounced?
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#2 On Hirsch's 19 Letters and a controversy about the meaning of it's Hebrew title
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#7 On alienation from his teachers, and a public retraction
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#10 On Shimon ben Shetach and the 80 Witches
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What am I missing about Emori and Chiti stereotypes? I only know Darchei Emori in the sense of irrational superstitions.
ReplyDeleteThat had me too because I was doing rishon rishon and trying to associate Pugilism with Amorite. I thougt Hittite was "hitting" on women :)
ReplyDeleteinteresting juxtaposition of 2 typical stereotypes (one negative and one positive) of english jews
ReplyDeleteAm I going crazy? I could swear I saw this post up at least 2 weeks ago, and yet I see it has a posting date from yesterday.
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