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One Last Atonement
Each year (or really, every 11 months and two weeks or so, kinda), the Jews observe Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, during which leather shoes and doing it are totally forbidden. Then there are many apologies. Emily did it, Balk did it, Josh did it. Choire may or may not be a Jew. Seriously, the family is still figuring it out. Weird time for the Czechs, the 1900s. More »
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By ChoireComment by Chryss: If Gawker wants to launch an entire new blog on science fiction, I would point and laugh. And then rush... more » | Other threads
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Dear Devorah Rose, Dear Tricia Romano, Dear Internet
Each year (or really, every 11 months and two weeks or so, kinda), the Jews observe Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, during which leather shoes and doing it are totally forbidden. Then there are many apologies. Let it begin with us! While Emily is biologically only half a Jew, the theme of her Bat Mitzvah was "New York, New York," and her Mom did convert eventually. More » -
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My Bad, Darfur
Each year (or really, every 11 months and two weeks or so, kinda), the Jews observe Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, during which leather shoes and doing it are totally forbidden. Then there are many apologies. Let it begin with us! Herewith, Balk makes amends to some of the people he's hurt so horribly this year. More »
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By abalkComment by yourfriendandneighbor: Band Of Horses, "Everything All The Time." Best album of 2006. more » | Other threads
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Dear Kristian, Dear Moby, Dear Braden Keil
Each year (or really, every 11 months and two weeks or so, kinda), the Jews observe Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, during which leather shoes and doing it are totally forbidden. Then there are many apologies. Let it begin with us! Josh is up first because he's the Jewiest. More »
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By Joshua SteinComment by fakefakejazz: @gonzosmom: As long as they didn't list the Spam haikus at MyJewishBooks, too... more » | Other threads
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