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Amy, Writer Blocked in Chief
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Feb 16, 2009 03:07PM

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Lye wrote: "Sheva, that really helped."
Great! Tell me if you need any more assistance and I'll be glad to give it. :-)
Great! Tell me if you need any more assistance and I'll be glad to give it. :-)
It worked, for about two months. Then I slipped up. But when you get news about the economy and Iraq and stuff- which there has been a wave of recently- there's not really anything else to say but G-d, J-s-s, or F---. So I stick with the first one.

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I speak Hebrew too! And I also take it at my school- I go to a jewish school. XD High five Sheva!
אני מדברת אברית ורק שבע יודת מה אני כותבת! אני מסתארת- האיות שלי מאוד גרואה

OMG, it's the exact same at my school. We're always supposed to write "G-d" out of respect, and the reason for us was that if you threw the page away, and you had written "god" on it, then it would be like throwing god's name away, like you don't care about him or something. But I usually don't write "g-d"... that could do with the fact that I don't really believe in him. So, yeah.
Yah... I usually avoid writing His name on paper for school or something, so it's not usually a problem.
סליחה! אני לא תוב בעברית אותיות...י
*looks in confusion at translator* "Yes! This Mtsck. But you wrote Hshm mine this right prohibition of her basket" WHAT?
Um.....I guess you don't have a very good translator there, lol. That's not what we were saying.
Oh! I think you mean "Toda" and "Tov". Toda is thank you and tov is good.
Um....we were just talking about different things...and name spellings, haha. No baskets, though.
huh. *kicks translator*
WHY DIDN'T WALL-E WIN THE BEST ORIGIONAL SONG? THEY'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING!
WHY DIDN'T WALL-E WIN THE BEST ORIGIONAL SONG? THEY'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING!

i liked the oscars, although some parts were boring. and slumdog millionaire got the oscar for, like, every single thing!!!!
I think that the translator got "basket" from your name-"סלה", which is close to "סל", basket. Or...actually...couldn't it mean "her basket"?
The sky...I had a camp counselor who would say, "The Bais Hamikdash ha Shlishi, but it's coming down".
It's this Jewish thing...she was a really weird counselor....
-has no idea how to explain it-
Oh, I own it. I really should get around to reading it sometime...