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Originally Posted by RojoDisco
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Tradition!Quote:
Originally Posted by RojoDisco
Hashem = God
Haran = Some dude from the Old Testament
Mashiach = The Messiah
Upon second glance at those words, that blows my mind more......I think I'm just going to ignore that that happened and not think it means anything.
That's pretty awesome.
You know too much. Expect to be shadowed by govertment employees who want you to decipher the stock market. Then some Hassidic Jews are going to save you, but you'll have to translate the 120-something-long name of God, but you'll be like, "nah, chill."Quote:
Originally Posted by WRoss
Then, something with ... a drill? And your neighbors are Asian? A brain in a subway station.
I have to watch the movie again, sorry.
Gnome Rage.
At least the dream wasn't in Hebrew text. With words like God, Messiah, and old crusty Jewish dudes from the bible, you could have been having a vision of the second coming. If the format was in either wizard or stormfront though, it could have just been a religeous proclamation that monks were coming RSN.
This isn't the first time I've had a dream in a language I don't know. Though usually, the only words I remember are somewhat common or frequent words. Probably just my subconscious recalling those words and filling in the rest of the speech with mumbo jumbo make believe filler.
It still bothers me so much that the supposed math guy accused the Jews of having tried every possible 216-character combination for the name of God when they could only try it once a year. Really, math guy? Come on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanley Burrell
What blew my mind today: the guy behind Bon Iver is Tom Waits' son.
Ok, technically speaking he's not. But it would make so much sense if he was.
In the messianic tradition ... otherwise just "annointed" ... as with oil and perfume and feet.Quote:
Originally Posted by WRoss