Mar 7, 2012
Purim Pashkevil 2.0
The Purim Pashkevil
The Purim pashkevil banning the singing of the popular "Mee She'Nichnas Adar" song due to its non-Jewish origins has now been updated to include the "Chayav Inish" song into the ban after the recent discovery that it to has non-Jewish origins.
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The Purim pashkevil banning the singing of the popular "Mee She'Nichnas Adar" song due to its non-Jewish origins has now been updated to include the "Chayav Inish" song into the ban after the recent discovery that it to has non-Jewish origins.
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These rabbanim must really get a terrific bang from spoiling other people's enjoyment on the most specious of grounds.
ReplyDeleteits a spoof - not real
ReplyDeleteWhat about the nigunim that were created from non-Jewish sources and became famous Chassidishe nigunim?
ReplyDeleteIsn't that elevating the sparks?
(except for that tune that was a n.z. Beer song)
Up next: Purim and Yom Kippur banned entirely due to non-Jewish origins.
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