Shalom!

[Optic]

Great day for the first post on GWW. Believe to find new friends and partners!

[Madame0120]

Peace to you also.

Welcome to the GWW, I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay, and learn much.

[ponyboy]

hope i spell this right

shabot Shalom to you to

[Madame0120]

hope i spell this right

shabot Shalom to you to

It's a sad day when the shikse's yiddish is more fluent that a 5 Town boytchik's.

The proper answer to shalom is to reply: Aleyken sholem. I know I'm not yiddisher kop when it comes to Jews, but even a goyem like me can be a mayven, and look it up.

Zay gezunt my bubele!

Madame
Who is really Debbie Cohen, switched at birth.

http://www.koshernosh.com/

Lets all hora! :honest:

[Harlan]

It's a sad day when the shikse's yiddish is more fluent that a 5 Town boytchik's.

The proper answer to shalom is to reply: Aleyken sholem. I know I'm not yiddisher kop when it comes to Jews, but even a goyem like me can be a mayven, and look it up.

Zay gezunt my bubele!

Madame
Who is really Debbie Cohen, switched at birth.

http://www.koshernosh.com/

Lets all hora! :honest:

Madame...even without your bustier, you take my breathe away.

PonyBoy, props to you amd "A for effort".

Starting at sunset on Friday and until sundown on Saturday,
"Shabbat Shalom" or "Good Shabbas" are two of the proper greetings.

Harlan, who is really Harlan (what can I say other then it was the '60's and my parents had obviously had a sence of humor when it came time to going though the baby name book) was not switched at birth and remains the grandson of Glatt Kosher Butcher!

[Mindy]

Welcome Optic!!

Growing up my grandparents use to speak yiddish so I did not understand what they were saying.

My best friends mom is head of the yiddish department at a jewish college in the area. One of these days I will take one of her classes.

[Bec]

Hello and welcome to the GWW community!

[gaystoryman]

Okay so some are a bit fermischt, eh its a wednesday... welcome to the fun place & hope to see you around, why not tell us all a bit about you, after all we all need to know if we can set you up with a good yiddish boy or not..

Ian

[Madame0120]

Madame...even without your bustier, you take my breathe away.

Ahh you are a charmer ... you make an ole gal farklempt.

Sorta grow on ya, don't I?

First impressions may be lasting,
but it's the Second Act makes or
breaks a production.

:thumbsup:

[Jasun]

Dradle Dradle Dradle... I make you out of clay.. and when it's dry and ready.. it's Dradle I will play... :joker:

[Chilihost]

no idea on the yiddish thing, so I will just say welcome!

cheers,
Luke

[Lee]

Welcome to the community Optic

Tell us a little about what you do in the industry

Regards,

Lee

[Optic]

I am really surprised with such attention to my person. My grandparents were from Gomel, Belarus, but I speak nor Hebrew, nor Yiddish. I have some friends from Habad and sometimes assist in Cabalat Shabbats. But it very pleasnt to me to fing so "common souls" here.

Zay gezunt!

As to biz, I am one of owners of MovieRevenue partnership program. Posting announcements, chatting on boards and supporting webmasters. We work mailnly with movie traffic so, soetimes it is hard to find webmasters to work with us, but... Ok, than you can consider it spamming, but if you want yo can ask me anytime.

Lehit!