so, jews suck

See ya Bobo :wave:

See you Bobo.

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]But I am... :confused:[/QUOTE]

Oh, right. Was confused because of you going back to Uni a while ago.

Or maybe I'm just confused, full stop :(

What exactly is Kosher? (Other than the pickle brand)

BTW GurS, you ever get those new drum pieces?

It's all good, 'Tender. I am just home for Easter weekend, I will go back to uni on Sunday after Easter lunch.

Sorry for the confusion :(

/just made hot dogs

/just saw Duke get beat by Michigan St

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]19 years old[/QUOTE]

I thought you were like 14. No offense.

And other another note, I haven't been accepted to Michigan State yet. :upset:

[QUOTE=magicbus]I thought you were like 14. No offense.[/QUOTE]

What made you think that?

Kosher means fit in hebrew... literally, it is meant to mean food fit for consumption. It mostly applies to animals - there is no such thing as unkosher milk or vegitables. Only some animals may be eaten by Jews. Jews can eat any animal with split hooves and four stomaches - cow, sheep, goat etc. We can't eat camel, for example, which has four stomachs but unsplit hooves, or pig which has split hooves but doesn't have four stomaches. A kosher fish must have both scales and gills (so no shelfish or sharks etc.) I'm not sure of the rule of poultry.

In meat and poultry, the animals must be killed by slitting the two veins that lead to the brain. THis must be done with a sharp, SHARP knife while the animal is concious. The reason why it has to be sharp is to be kind to the animal - the animal doesn't feel pain initialy due to the sharpness, and by the time it wouldhave felt it, it'd be dead already. This is similar to the halal process, the difference being in halal slits only of the two veins. Hence, all kosher food is also halal, but halal is not kosher.

oh, and Chris.... [url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=313267[/url]

Honestly, I don't know. It could be the 05 join date, which I associate with younger members for some reason.

Bye Bobo. :wave:

[QUOTE=GurS]This is similar to the halal process, the difference being in halal slits only of the two veins. Hence, all kosher food is also halal, but halal is not kosher.[/QUOTE]

When I'm at Uni, I end up eating halal food most of the time, but not through design. There are just so many people obliged (or supposedly obliged) to eat halal that it's easier.

Wow, just farted horribly.

Evening thread....I took a nap cause I was grumpy.

[QUOTE=GurS]oh, and Chris....[/QUOTE]

Wow, beautiful spread. GurS, what is your name anyway?

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]Evening thread....I took a nap cause I was grumpy.[/QUOTE]

When aren't you.

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]When aren't you.[/QUOTE]
now...when I finsih waking up i will be though so enjoy

my name is Gur. Gur Samuel. Hence, GurS

[QUOTE=cjborton]GurS, what is your name anyway?[/QUOTE]

Awesome.

EDIT: See.

[QUOTE=GurS]my name is Gur. Gur Samuel. Hence, GurS[/QUOTE]
Are you serious? :amaze:

Never heard the name Gur before.

[QUOTE=amostbitterseason]Are you serious? :amaze:[/QUOTE]

I agree. :amaze:

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Never heard the name Gur before.[/QUOTE]
Neither have I.

Np: Judas Iscariot - An Eternal Kingdom of Fire

I concur.

Yeh, it's a Hebrew name.

It gets worse.












It means 'puppy'. As in a baby dog

I've heard the name before.

Holy crap, old news, but Duke lost. :(

What's wrong with puppies?

I think Aaron (my name) is a Hebrew name too. But I'm not Jewish.

[QUOTE=GurS]Yeh, it's a Hebrew name.

It gets worse.



It means 'puppy'. As in a baby dog[/QUOTE]

Yikes, well if it makes you feel any better, I have the worst middle name ever.