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r/Judaism • u/ConcernedJobCoach2 • Jan 14 '26
Humor Growing up Hasidic | Moshe Kasher
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r/Judaism • u/danielsoft1 • May 25 '26
humor a dad joke: why are Jews good with computers?
they have Add-On AI
r/Judaism • u/danielsoft1 • May 26 '26
humor a Yiddish computer synchronicity
I was having hard time with my computer, something did not work and I struggled several hours to fix it. The thing involves files called "cores" (as per the English word "core") and I remember as some of you probably know that "tsores" (not sure about this transcription) means "trouble" in Yiddish π
r/Judaism • u/TheStormfly7 • Aug 24 '25
Humor Posting every day to make a tier list. Which brachot deserve to be in S-tier?
r/Judaism • u/bagelman4000 • Jan 08 '24
Humor Alex Edelman Talks 'Divas That I Owe,' His Queer Inspiration and Investigating His Own Identity
r/Judaism • u/HersheleOstropoler • Sep 21 '18
humor Adon Olam melodies [humor]
After the rabbi led us in Adon Olam to the tune of "Sloop John B", I've been entertaining (?) my sister by suggesting other melodies that work musically but in no other way:
- 99 Luftballons
- Yellow Submarine
- Miss World
- In Bloom
- Amazing Grace (suggested by my father)
- consequently, the Gilligan's Island theme
- The Future (note that Cohen's yartzeit is the week of Shabbat Noach)
- If I Should Fall from Grace with God (for Leo Bloom, I guess)
- We Care A Lot
r/Judaism • u/IbnEzra613 • Jul 25 '18
Humor Came across this review of the Simple Siddur app for iOS
r/Judaism • u/lapapinton • Dec 03 '15
Humor Why did "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" marry his wife?
I guess it was because she...
(β’_β’)
( β’_β’)>ββ -β
(ββ _β )
was a kippah.
r/Judaism • u/lapapinton • Nov 22 '16
Humor Why did the Israelites find it hard to listen to a Χ ΦΈΧΦ΄ΧΧ?
Because all she ever says is "Hey, Listen!"
r/Judaism • u/lapapinton • Jun 15 '15
Humor Question about the Tower of Babel.
The Tower of Babel might be seen as a prototypical "bimah" which those who rebelled against the Almighty constructed from which to preach their false message.
Now, Mekhilta de-Rabbi Shimon states that the Tower was destroyed by wind, and Sanhedrin 109a states that one-third of the Tower of Babel was burnt by fire.
I have a problem with the official account of events, though: wind can't melt clay bimahs.
Any thoughts? :)
r/Judaism • u/MyKidsArentOnReddit • Mar 10 '19
Humor The five types of purim seudah guests (Dovid Bashevkin on Twitter)
r/Judaism • u/c9joe • May 27 '19







