@TRiG sure. The Purim book isn't all Purim Torah; there's serious stuff in there too, and likely the majority. The PT is for fun but it's not the only content.
@YEZ There's an arrow at the top left of it (as there is at the top left of this post). Hovering over this post will lightly highlight yours, to which it's a reply; clicking the arrow will heavily highlight yours (and scroll to it if necessary). Isaac was replying to TRiG's question whether readers will take seriously a suggestion, Purim-time, to get hold of a hagada, by linking to information on sh'loshim yom kodem hechag.
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Why exactly 30 days to review the laws of the upcoming holidays? Is there anything about the number 30 that makes it significant?
