There seems to be a one to one ratio with religious fundamentalism and dressing weirdly, and the wardrobe usually captures the time period in which their faith branched off.

follow up: I recently learned that the furry hats were in style in Europe when orthodoxy branched up, and the fedora is the more "modern" (lol) adaptation.

Whhhhy are they dressed like cossacks? I thought Jews were anti-cossack.

There are a lot of “get out of sabbath free” cards in the deck. Most of them revolve around the “I stared this the day before/ before sundown” concept.

They consider flipping a lightswitch to be work, so their definition of work is pretty sketchy.

I guess they don't understand irony.. or maybe they do all too well

Is that what they are protesting? I though most of these were about conscription into the IDF

Walter Sobchak had a better grasp of observing the Sabbath than these guys.

Nominal gets the stars.

Maybe I just don't like the look of Jewish children.. Who knows

he likes children but not the jewish children
he likes children but not the jewish children


to be fair though i have yet to read a single "i escaped my hyper orthodox community" story without a bunch of cousin fucking attached

Ugh.. You got a hearty laugh from me.. unexpected Neely is always a pleasant surprise

Thank you, tidbits like this are my primary reasons for coming to this website..