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Monday, December 20, 2010

The Shidduch Challenge - Which is More Effective?

Which is more effective, the Amuka's Underwear Tree or JDate?


Billboard reads: You came all the way here to find a husband? JDate is easier...

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8 comments:

  1. Sol8:29 PM, December 20, 2010

    how dare you question the segula of Amuka. Heathen!!

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  2. annie9:28 PM, December 20, 2010

    Amuka helped a member of my family find her beshert. She ended up getting divorced. So no, I do not recommend Amuka.

    On the other hand she has been happily remarried for getting on 20 years, but the 2nd beshert was not found via JDate or Amuka. Just a good old-fashioned shidduch via an aunt. :-)

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  3. Shades of Grey10:18 PM, December 20, 2010

    That is beyond hilarious and a very clever marketing job!

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  4. HSaboMilner7:37 PM, December 21, 2010

    is this sign found near Amukah? (just want to be clear)

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  5. Jameel @ The Muqata11:24 PM, December 21, 2010

    HSM: To be clear:

    1. This may be photoshopped.
    2. Its definitely not the Amuka...Ive been to the amuka and this isn't it. (my link above to the underwear tree has pics of the real Amuka)

    Anyone know which kever this is? I didnt go through my kever pics to figure out which one it is...

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  6. The back of the hill11:35 PM, December 21, 2010

    I think the underwear tree must be more effective. It caters to the truly insane.
    Whereas Jdate only appeals to those with low self-esteem.

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  7. Anonymous9:18 AM, December 22, 2010

    Jameel, look at your kever pics. It won't take you long. That's Kever Rashb"y, only the second most visited site in all of Israel!

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  8. Shmilda7:20 PM, December 22, 2010

    fwiw: have to note that the billboard is aimed at those seeking a husband, rather than more broadly at those seeking a shidduch.

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