I guess some folks are just scared to say good shabbos eh… I figured I would post this short but funny ad from craigslist as a follow up to the “how do you say good shabbos” post
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I finally said “good shabbos” – m4w – 32
Reply to: pers-374766457@craigslist.org
Date: 2007-07-15, 11:54PM EDT
Outside the park just after shul…Ive been working up the nerve to say good shabbos to you for a long time now. You are the sexiest frum woman Ive ever seen. I love how you always wear sexy shoes…I dont know if there is any chance you read these, but I could always hope…
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Oh that must be one of my admirers. lol. 😉 🙂
LOL!!! Hysterical! It reminds me of http://www.almostmetjew.com
Dude that site will never make it- craigslist will kick its butt any day
Dude you’re right, its been around for ages and it gets no hits but its funny. It took me like 2 hours to remember the name of the thing until I remembered discussing it with a friend, and called her. Esther saved the day!
such a shame – that site could be of such good use!! if only ppl would use it seriously – ha haa
I think its just grand, people should have missed connections, of course with 1.5 million Jews and probably 15% orthodox it is literally one in a million.
The site is used for great stuff, but they do have a section just for missed connections- as they also have a section for no strings attached sex- which the frum yidden do take advantage of.
Hesh: You should do an article about why you think its bad or good that frum folks post ads in the sex sections of craigslist.
actually, i was talking about almostmetjew.com! if ppl would use it, it might work!
If there are 1.5 million jews, and 15% are orthodox.. that’s only about 225,000… not quite a million. My mother is always exaggerating too… “That purse was almost $300… well 175, but that’s still a lot!”
reminds me of AlmostConnected missed connections.