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Isaac Moses
Isaac Moses
12:17 AM
@msh210 "R' X ikla' mima'arava ..." In the gemara
 
Isaac Moses
Isaac Moses
12:29 AM
... OK, no such Gemara. But the don't make up such pseudoquotations about you and me.
 
Isaac Moses
Isaac Moses
12:46 AM
Close enough: Ber. 15a
 
msh210
msh210
1:00 AM
@IsaacMoses Ah. Thanks.
 
Isaac Moses
Isaac Moses
@msh210 doesn't sound like we're missing too much, in those cases
 
msh210
msh210
@IsaacMoses No.
 
 
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Daniel
Daniel
1:02 PM
@IsaacMoses @msh210 Provel cheese just sounds like those "pizza cheese" mixes except instead of containing shreds of all the different types, they were melted together and then re-solidified. And St. Louis style pizza seems like matzah-pizzah with that kind of cheese.
 
 
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Scimonster
Scimonster
5:58 PM
@MonicaCellio I can't make any promises, but i can try.
 
 
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Double AA
Double AA
9:52 PM
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A: Brachos on the amount of pizza one doesn't wash for?

koutyThe definition of bread following the Halacha is a little different from the definition in litteral common language. According to the Halacha, to call (I mean to call in the Bracha Rishona) some food 'bread' is a functional consideration. In many verse (and also in philosophical language) bread i...

What kind of linguistic setting does one grow up in where they know the word "biquotidian" but have such choppy syntax/grammar in general?
I don't mean to be judging, I'm just befuddled.
 
msh210
msh210
10:31 PM
@DoubleAA "Biquotidian" sounds like (I didn't check) a Romance- or Latin-derived word that a native Romance speaker might know. That doesn't mean he knows good English. See also what I wrote on MSE about the difference between easy-for-kids English and easy-for-foreigners English.
 

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