You shouldnt judge. Maybe a blue sock was accidently mixed in with his laundry from the person using the machine before, and he didnt notice because his mind was on Torah.
The clothes you wear and the manners you adopt eventually affect you bpnimius as well. If you dress like a behaima, talk like a behaima, eat like a behaima, etc. you will eventually become a behaima.
So too..nah I’m kiddng I’m wearing a striped shirt as we speak.
ROTFLOL – this is funny! (It’s a wonder he didn’t have a sign on his back which read, “kick me, I’m an apikores.”)
Your commenters are hysterical, too: ‘I know that guy!” “You shouldnt judge. Maybe a blue sock was accidently mixed in with his laundry…”
“Where is Waldo… The Yeshiva edition…”
Probably failed the fahehr, too…
Oh no. Another one bites the dust. Good thing no one can see his face, because while his parents must be deeply ashamed, there is no reason to rub their faces in it.
I heard from senior members of baal tshuva community, that this apikores has done tshuva. The new 2010 Chaim Berlin calendar shows this person wearing a white shirt. – Most likely he has been turfed, replaced by a robot, and now YU.
Hey! I know that guy!!!!!!
I have the perfect Shidduch for him! Can you give me his number?
I know him too. Tell him that he’s the father of my son, and that the Bris is Thursday.
Is that Chaim Berlin???? I thought they wear colored shirts there?
I know Torah V’Daath does. Very surprising.
You shouldnt judge. Maybe a blue sock was accidently mixed in with his laundry from the person using the machine before, and he didnt notice because his mind was on Torah.
It’s an actual scan I made of a weekly planner Chaim Berlin sent me (green markup obviously original to me, not CB ;-)).
Isn’t it funny that diversity in a yeshiva is judged on whether or not there happens to be a guy in a blue shirt.
that was awesome! great laugh
Hesh, Yeshivish Diversity Training is a visit to Jos. A. Bank 😉
I’m laughing too hard to comment.
Oh that’s awesome 🙂
And here I was looking for the guy with the T-Shirt that said “Freygt mir veygn mayne shikse”
Is he an apikores or just someone heading off the derech for having a mind of his own.
oops. i forgot you can’t think for yourself, that is what the Rabbi’s are supposed to be doing (thinking for you).
Roses are red.
Violets are blue.
Not your shirt!
I hate you.
That was awesome had me rolling.
For real….or photoshopped?
The blue of that shirt is far too perfect to be photoshopped. 😀
The clothes you wear and the manners you adopt eventually affect you bpnimius as well. If you dress like a behaima, talk like a behaima, eat like a behaima, etc. you will eventually become a behaima.
So too..nah I’m kiddng I’m wearing a striped shirt as we speak.
You know I am not sure if its photoshopped or not.
Where is Waldo… The Yeshiva edition
Gruven Reuven, that’s actually a great idea for the kids! 🙂
ROTFLOL – this is funny! (It’s a wonder he didn’t have a sign on his back which read, “kick me, I’m an apikores.”)
Your commenters are hysterical, too: ‘I know that guy!” “You shouldnt judge. Maybe a blue sock was accidently mixed in with his laundry…”
“Where is Waldo… The Yeshiva edition…”
Probably failed the fahehr, too…
Thats you isn’t it Rabbi Satire. Didn’t you say you wear blue shirts instead of the white ones since your father told you they stay clean better.
It’s real, not photoshopped. Anyone who receives CB fundraising mail can confirm it.
So, I guess this Yeshiva can be considered “open minded”.
A clorox commercial popped into my head when I saw the picture. Can you reverse circle everyone else and write “fakers”?
i have some interested friends
Oh no. Another one bites the dust. Good thing no one can see his face, because while his parents must be deeply ashamed, there is no reason to rub their faces in it.
The guy learning next to him must be doing kiruv.
hey maybe he is a Jewish cop who dropped in to chap a chavrusa while on break from arresting criminals?
y0u never know!!
Spot-on. That was me in yeshiva g’dola. Blame my grandmother, she gave me the shirt.
Kudos to MCB for admitting a person of color.
Reminds me of a simpsons episode where homer came to work in a pink shirt and everyone was starring at him.
In the end, everyone does teshuva –
http://jacobdajew.blogspot.com/2009/08/chaim-berlin-apikorus-does-teshuvah.html
I heard from senior members of baal tshuva community, that this apikores has done tshuva. The new 2010 Chaim Berlin calendar shows this person wearing a white shirt. – Most likely he has been turfed, replaced by a robot, and now YU.
sorry for the typo-
and is now attending YU
More about this a year later –
http://dovbear.blogspot.com/2009/08/chaim-berlin-shows-us-just-how.html
Chaim Berlin apparently doesn’t tolerate blue shirts anymore.
Daniel, Did ou say open minded or open ended!
don’t you people have a life??
CHAIM BERLIN DOES IT RIGHT!!! AS USUAL!!! GREAT YESHIVA!!