im in israel right now and about 20 miles from the hotel im at right now there were ambulences evorywere and its kinda scetch. so far about 2 hours after it happend 2 israelis and the bomber are dead and about 30 are injured, this kind of **** pisses me off more than anything else. otherwise i am having the most amazing experience of my life and i am doing a **** load of stuff with some of my good jew friends, o and ghettoGT and slolomrider you ****s were right the Arabs are trying to blow me up
terrorist attack in israel about 6 local time
- Thread starter TheMontashu
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Apparently being in Israel does not improve one's spelling, grammar, *or* punctuation. 
holy **** that's ****** nuts man *** ****** * * ********** ** 8** @!!! one
i have been up for 36 hours give me a fing break
You guys are lame as hell.
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You're no more intelligent on a good night's sleep. Glad you're not dead though.TheMontashu said:
Stay safe #4.
(except we don't call it TEMPLE. There was only 1 TEMPLE and it burned).
FROM JEW CREW MEMBER #1 - raised in an Orthodox synagogue.
(except we don't call it TEMPLE. There was only 1 TEMPLE and it burned).
FROM JEW CREW MEMBER #1 - raised in an Orthodox synagogue.
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Uhm - nothing has burned here in Temple.MtnBikerChk said:
loco said:
UH HUH, dog houses burn in Temple, I know how you roll
My neighbor is Jewish. She is a rabbi.
They only way I'll ever see the Holy Land is from 3000 miles away. Too bad, really, 'cause I bet it's a nice place apart from all the structures stained with entrail juices.
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That was actually in Comfort, but that dog house did get respected.Cooter Brown said:UH HUH, dog houses burn in Temple, I know how you roll
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TheMontashu said:
llkoolkeg said:
Montashu, glad to hear that you are "otherwise" having a great time there. Jerusalem is a beautiful dear city to me as well. I loved seeing the layers of history etched in the cobble stones and old houses, much like the charm of the back streets of Istanbul / Constantinople.
Jerusalem is especially significant to me because of one memorable Jewish feast day of Pentecost when people of different languages "Parthians, Medes, Elamites, inhabitants of Mesopotamia, Judea and Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia . . . Egypt and the districts of Libya near Cyrene, as well as travelers from Rome, Jews . . . Cretans and Arabs" all could fully understand in one accord.
Hopefully people of all different languages can assemble, again, to commemorate the universal nature of the Jewish tradition. . . free from murderous hate and barriers of languages and other sort.
Very well said about Shavuot................enkidu said:
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Montashu, did you go to Petra, the Nabataean caravan-city not far from the Dead Sea?
Or Mt. Nebo, from where Moses saw the promised land right before his death? Several magnificent Byzantine mosaic panels are preserved there.
So many great places to visit! I miss them all.
Or Mt. Nebo, from where Moses saw the promised land right before his death? Several magnificent Byzantine mosaic panels are preserved there.
So many great places to visit! I miss them all.