All of the sudden the T is full of anime Boston ads. Anime Boston is happening during pesach because HaShem wants us to make teshuva for our anime crimes
Tag: judaisms
god: here’s the torah, i worked pretty hard on it! enjoy!
jews:
jews:
jews: hey op do you take constructive criticism
listen… I’m still an east coast bitch… I’m not here to “vibe with you”… I’m just here for a good bagel
pesach
I’m gonna be Vashti for purim
stay in my room & refuse to attend parties
magneto is so fucking cool and gay and iconic and dramatic i wish he was my grandfather. he shows up at my house for my birthday by slamming the doors open with his brain and he tells everyone he loves me, his favourite gay grandson n he puts my present on the table (its in a box thats 3x bigger than any of the others), overturning three bowls of my various aunt’s salads in the process, then he dramatically floats away over the lawn
It’s Purim, which means we celebrate a victory the best way we can: through maximum pettiness. Haman was a relatively obscure figure who lived 2500 years ago, and for the crime of fucking with us we still to this very day make cookies out of his stupid hat.
so exodus says that aaron stretched out his hand over the waters and the frog came up and covered the land of egypt and while english translators usually render “frog” as “frogs,” today at shul the rabbi challenged us to consider whether it could in fact have been one giant frog so we spent literally forty-five minutes arguing about whether there were swarms of frogs from the beginning or rather a single monstrous godzilla frog that split into multiple frogs once people started trying to destroy it and the congregation got so worked up that even after we’d sung aleinu and were heading out of the sanctuary people were still excitedly debating the moral implications of one frog versus many so what i’m trying to say is @judaism never change
Actual conversation I just had
My 7 year old son: So if a boy likes another boy, he’s gay?
Me: Maybe. But it’s not just gay or straight. There’s lots of things a person can be.
My son, nodding wisely: Like Jewish.

