The Craigslist ad below has some perfectly reasonable questions in the grand scheme of things. If you’re about to have a craigslist shabbat meal you’re bound to get some pretty strange and animated responses. Everyone has an opinion on hairy backs, the two state solution (or final solution depending on your political leanings) and your favorite Seinfeld episode, but I wonder exactly what you could possibly come up with when someone asks you “how you feel about the shoah?”. How exactly is one supposed to feel about the genocide of 6 million people? Is there a range of feelings? I never knew anyone to have an “opinion” (other than Arabs, Holocaust deniers and other idiots) other than the norm.
Seven Single White Jewish Males Looking to Host Seven Single Females – 28 (Washington, DC)
hvzbc-3537520100@pers.craigslist.org
Please answer two of the following questions with another question: What’s your favorite Shabbos activity? Which biblical forefather do you admire most and why? What would you establish as the 11th Commandment? What’s your favorite episode of Seinfeld? Curb Your Enthusiasm? Which character from Girls speaks most to your personality? What is your favorite double mitzvah? Why would you answer a Craigslist ad about a Shabbat dinner?
You must also answer two of the following, not in question form. Where do you go to get your hair straightened? Are you a self-hating Jew? Have you read Portnoy’s Complaint? Explain why a two-state solution would or would not work? How do you feel about the Shoah? What is your favorite yiddish word and farvus? Zach Braff: Dreamy, or in your dreams? Do you appreciate hairy backs?
If you answered yes to any of the questions above, what year did you go on Birthright?
If you are one of the seven chosen people, you will receive additional information regarding the time and location. We look forward to reading your reply and gawking at your picture.
- Location: Washington, DC
- it’s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
PostingID:3537520100
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