But that's not what this post is about. At one point during the game - perhaps halftime? - I received a call that I couldn't ignore. It was Jameel, calling from Israel... in the middle of the night there. That usually means something important is up, so I picked up; thankfully, the Jets fans who actually were there weren't all that loud, so I could hear him somewhat. He was whispering into the phone, so I had to make him repeat it, but he tells me:
J [whisper]: I'm in Shechem... about to enter Kever Yosef.'Twas a bit crazy, but pretty cool. You can read the whole story here, and he has some video as well.
E: What?!
J [whisper]: About to enter Kever Yosef... haven't been here in a long time.
E: How'd you get there?!
J [whisper]: Special with the IDF. ... Okay, gotta run, give me your name ... talk to you later.
Did you notice the Jets fans during halftime calling for women to, um, remove their shirts? Those New York fans are classy.
ReplyDeleteThis past Sunday, I had the distinct pleasure of attending the Browns-Jets game at the NJ Meadowlands .... But that's not what this post is about.
ReplyDeleteYou resisted the temptation to write about football?!?!? Where's the real Ezzie and what have you done with him???
:D
Wow, that video was amazing.
ReplyDeleteJewboy - No, but truthfully, we didn't head to the steps to check. Plus, there weren't too many fans there to be calling.
ReplyDeleteApple - LOL
SaraK - Yup.
welcome back!
ReplyDeletearen't you special to be getting calls from jameel.
ReplyDelete(obviously it was a very meaningful experience for him. v. moving video.)
come to think of it, we did enter through gate D
ReplyDeleteWhere were you for the maariv minyan between the 3rd and 4th quarter? We hat about 6 by the kosher stand.
ReplyDeleteRea - There's a Kosher stand?!
ReplyDeleteWe could have had a minyan in our section, there was plenty of room.
I just want the record to show that he called me as well
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