Matchmaking- Part Two
Well it would seem that "Lisa" has some competition when it comes to the pursuit of everyone's favorite misogynist "Heshy of Brooklyn."
Here is a quote from the comments section of DovBear from "Out of Towner" who's feelings on men who hate women I have elaborated on here.
"Seems like the position of "Mrs. Heshy" is quite a prize."
Oddly though she's not being sarcastic and she's actually met the man.
OOT, I invite you to read my answer to your quote on misogyny (link above) and respond for yourself.
posted by Shifra @ 12:38 PM
15 Comments:
mena zsa twa
Oh boy where's the spelling cop when you need her? Orthomom? You out there...
so, if a man hates women, except for one, why can't he make it except for two? as they say in yiddish, who would want a guy like that (or was it, there's someone for everybody?).
That was one of my exact points in the old post I mentioned.
How do you say "who would want a guy like that?" in Yiddish? I'll have to ask my grandmother.
who would want a guy like that
ver vet villen aputz ve em
when are you choseing you're next victim? when do we get to hear? ;-)
Halfnut, I'd be happy to make you my next victim. Email me and we'll run through the preliminaries :)
mena zsa twa
Oy.
If there's someone for everyone, why am I all alone? Is it my deplorable personal hygiene? My utter lack of even the most rudimentary social skills? My unhealthy obsession with Bea Arthur?
Very good amshi, bring back the yiddish. You vant I should close another blog down?
Et tu, Brute??
It's ok this time Brutus, I asked for the Yiddish.
how are things comming? :-)
Memorize it. (Not that you'll ever need it....)
LOL!
Amshi- your spelling looks like transliterated Aramaic or something.
As for me I understand enough yiddish to cry and laugh at the right places during a hesped (eulogy) at a Yiddish funeral service.
Memorize it. (Not that you'll ever need it....)
LOL!
Amshi- your spelling looks like transliterated Aramaic or something.
As for me I understand enough yiddish to cry and laugh at the right places during a hesped (eulogy) at a Yiddish funeral service.
Nutcase- I'm working on your shidduch application now!
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