What is your immediate reaction to thread titles (part 1)

↑ realeez ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 8:25 pm

chaylizi wrote:

picky picky.

what's your problem?!

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↑ chaylizi ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 8:28 pm

nothing. please don't bash me for not differentiating between a toaster & toaster oven. these aren't major philosphical differences here.

↑ realeez ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 8:30 pm

Not bashing you - just explained what I call a toaster vs. toaster oven.

↑ chaylizi ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 8:32 pm

I've never had just a toaster & my mother never had one either. so I've never bothered differentiating. I was planning on buying a pesach taoster myself Very Happy

↑ justanothermother ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 8:34 pm

chaylizi wrote:

I've never had just a toaster & my mother never had one either. so I've never bothered differentiating. I was planning on buying a pesach taoster myself Very Happy

Don't you mean toaster oven? Very Happy

↑ chaylizi ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 8:36 pm

nope definitely meant whatever mangled spelling I just used Very Happy

↑ Raizle ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 8:53 pm

there is actually a very distinct difference between the two of them despite the similarity in names Wink

This is what we call a toaster

and this is a toaster oven

not being picky just explaining Wink

↑ chaylizi ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 10:58 pm

I have a microwave that for some reason has a toaster on the side- should we call it a micro-toaster Very Happy

Really I wanted a pesach toaster to tast my matzah- in case it's not crispy enough Very Happy

↑ Raizle ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 11:46 pm

you can do that in a toaster oven however if you don't eat gebrochts then be aware that some people don't do it because it brings out the moisture still left inside the matza and the matza sweats.
I would not do it in a regular toaster though because its likely to burn. I think my husband once tried that at a time that was not on pesach and I think it caught fire, or maybe it was something else

↑ chaylizi ↓

Mon, Apr 14 2008, 11:50 pm

Raizle wrote:

I was joking. I don't eat gebrokts. Very Happy

↑ leomom ↓

Tue, Apr 15 2008, 12:03 am

"A Little Weary...." I wonder if the OP of this thread actually meant weary, wary, or leery?

↑ Motek ↓

Tue, Apr 15 2008, 1:54 pm

Raizle wrote:

what does P U mean?

it means "yuck"

phew

Clarissa ↓

Tue, Apr 15 2008, 2:39 pm

Motek wrote:

Raizle wrote:

what does P U mean?

it means "yuck"

phew

Doesn't it mean yuck, but specifically about a bad smell?

↑ louche ↓

Tue, Apr 29 2008, 9:36 am

wearing shabbos robes out: Mine last forever, they never wear out.

↑ Mrs. XYZ ↓

Tue, Apr 29 2008, 12:27 pm

louche wrote:

wearing shabbos robes out: Mine last forever, they never wear out.

wow, big 'kuntz'! cause you never wear them! Wink

or better yet, you dont even own them!

↑ louche ↓

Wed, Apr 30 2008, 1:09 pm

"what's the best bank?"

one with money in it!

↑ louche ↓

Wed, Apr 30 2008, 1:10 pm

"what's the best bank?"

That's the West Bank, fool, and we call it Yehudah veShomron.

↑ mimivan ↓

Wed, Apr 30 2008, 9:21 pm

"keeping dry at night"....Yes, I sometimes need a diaper
"Filthy kids doing trouble" Gosh, I wouldn't want my kid to have to live down my thinking he is "filthy" and "doing trouble"

↑ Motek ↓

Fri, May 02 2008, 10:18 am

Do you want to do it? in the tips on marriage section, sounds uh, like the poster is referring to an aidel, indirect manner of asking her husband ... and wanting to know whether this is halachically okay to say.

I've seen that thread over and over and posted in it, and yet, just about every time I have to pause and remind myself what it's really about embarrassed