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Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Brit Invitation...via the internet



This is a real invitation we received to a Brit.

Subtitles in Hebrew will be translated upon request :)


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16 comments:

  1. Is the phrasing leminyan ha‘areilim meant to be funny because it's a brit?

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  2. craaaaaazy stuff. what is this world coming to. very funny though.

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  3. two points for originality and 5 for crazyness.

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  4. steg: yes.

    prag: is that on a scale of 1 to 5?

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  5. That is just retarded, lol!

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  6. cute kid, but is it right to make a kid cry JUST to use on an invitation?

    wonder how many "takes" it took to get him to say exactly what was needed?

    J.

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  7. Can you translate it please? Thanks.

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  8. "Mommy! Mommy! They're gonna cut me!"

    "With G-d's help, this coming Tuesday on Lag Ba'Omer"

    "16.5.2006 -- according to the date of the uncircumsized."

    "In the "Rimonim" hall in Rechovot at 2:30 PM."

    "Come to give me moral support, so it won't hurt too much."

    "Many thanks, "No-Name Sar-Avi [family name]"

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  9. Jcop :D

    this is a brilliant invitation (what about those bli internet?)

    love the idea

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  10. So I'm guessing no one from Monsey or Lakewood will show up.

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  11. How original! I've never seen an invitation like that before, how cute!

    Have to say it again- How cute!!

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  12. invitation to a Brit?????????

    we don't do that not in amshinov or even lita

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  13. Amshinover has a good point that i forgot... i thought it's customary not to explicitly invite people to a brit, because they'd be halakhicly obligated to attend; so you just "inform" them of when it'll be instead.

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  14. This site is one of the best I have ever seen, wish I had one like this.
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