You didn't really miss out, must say I always find it a bit of an odd party.

I've got an urge to finish what I started.

...4 are the mothers
And 3 are the fathers.
2 are the luchot* that Moshe brought
And 1 is Hashem, 1 is Hashem, 1 is Hashe-e-e-em
In the heaven and the earth (In the heaven and the earth)
Doobie doobie doobie bom, ba, bo-ba-ba, ba doobie bom, ba, bo ba-ba...

[And then you start on the next number and do it all again]
10 are the Asere-e-e-e-et Hadibro-o-o-o-t**
9 are the months etc.

*[size=9]tablets with the 10 commandments
**10 commandments[/size]

"100" wrote:

You didn't really miss out, must say I always find it a bit of an odd party.

I did miss out

we are not allowed to talk to him coz he converted to judaisum.

he is an orthadox jew now

he takes no notice of the religion tho, but he didn't take any notice of islam either....

his in-laws are dead snotty...

i noticed most jews don't have the same beliefs as they do..... they is like the Jewish Taliban, they did not want me to go to the circumsision either and they don't like my cousin talking to any muslims....

Wow, guess they're a Stamford Hill family or something. Er, sorry about that! fwiw I often see non-Jews celebrating at Jewish functions, it's a very nice thing to see people getting on in a broad community and still respecting their beliefs. I guess you're a bit like me, in that you'll always seek an intepretation that can be taken on by anyone, not just a select few. All this closed-mindedness.

Judda