I can tell you're not from New York. ~ said to me after a brief meeting.(I replied with a Thank You, of course.)
Related: SD's top ten ways to spot a tourist, which are mostly the classics, but a couple really good new ones.
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I can tell you're not from New York. ~ said to me after a brief meeting.(I replied with a Thank You, of course.)
Hey, thanks. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou seem like a New Yorker to me.
ReplyDeleteJust sayin'
SD - My pleasure. :)
ReplyDeleteMoshe - LIAR. I originally had Moshe as a tag on the post. :)
Technical question:
ReplyDeleteIf a Jew says that to another Jew, how is it not lashon hara? After all, denigration of a large group of Jews is one type of lashon hara even if not demonstrably false. No apparent toeles here either.
How is it loshon hara? There's no denigration of anybody; merely that I personally take such a badge as a compliment.
ReplyDeletehaha!
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