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caitaroSp i watchedv ep.. what is it 6-7-and 8 of Grey's anatomy.. AND ZOMG ;-;
ep 6 was so friggin sad that its all i could think about..
This 43 year old lady came in with a huge tumor on the side of her... and it had been growing for a year and a half..
..She didn't want to get surgury.. but her mom made her..
the doctor was like "...So. do you wanna get surgery.."
her "...Ill think about it"
Her mom "Shes getting the surgury."
her: "MOM!!!"
Her mom "Shes getting it."
so she gets the surgery... and she has this rare blood type so they dont have enough... and.. some vessell pops and.. she dies <=(
OMG I JUST FELT SO HORRIBLE...
Because her mom MADE HER... get it.. and she died from it ;_;..
...ok and this other episode had this Orthodox Jew who needed a pig thing in her and she was like "ABSO-FORKING-LUTELY NOT!"
lol and shes flippin out religiously.. it was funny..
So i decided to wiki it.. and OMG, the funniest article evr. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashrut
Meat and milk (or derivatives) cannot be mixed, i.e. meat and dairy products are not served at the same meal, served or cooked in the same utensils, or stored together. Observant Jews have separate sets of dishes for meat and milk.[6] because you can not put a baby goat into it's mother's milk- (as an example). You can NOT mix meat and milk together to be eaten. However, there are some customs, that if you eat meat you wait a certain amount of hours before eating milk. (different people hold different hours.
Utensils used for non-kosher foods are rendered non-kosher, and will transfer that non-kosher status to kosher foods. Some utensils, depending on the material they are made from, can be made kosher again by immersion in boiling water.
The prohibition against eating the fruits of a tree for the first three years also represents a capacity for self-discipline and self-denial, as well as a lengthy period of appreciation for the bounty of God, prior to losing oneself in its enjoyment.
LO FRIKKIN L... it's terribly interesting.. because it's so ridiculous and hilarious..
..All i can say is.. thank whiteface i'm... whitefacian o_o
I dont have to use 1 fork to eat my PORK.. and then when im done with my pork put my fork in the sink.. and get another fork to eat my mashed potatos.. LOLOLOL!!!!
That's terribly uncalled for.. and innefficent.. and wastefull..
and it makes me laugh :P
ep 6 was so friggin sad that its all i could think about..
This 43 year old lady came in with a huge tumor on the side of her... and it had been growing for a year and a half..
..She didn't want to get surgury.. but her mom made her..
the doctor was like "...So. do you wanna get surgery.."
her "...Ill think about it"
Her mom "Shes getting the surgury."
her: "MOM!!!"
Her mom "Shes getting it."
so she gets the surgery... and she has this rare blood type so they dont have enough... and.. some vessell pops and.. she dies <=(
OMG I JUST FELT SO HORRIBLE...
Because her mom MADE HER... get it.. and she died from it ;_;..
...ok and this other episode had this Orthodox Jew who needed a pig thing in her and she was like "ABSO-FORKING-LUTELY NOT!"
lol and shes flippin out religiously.. it was funny..
So i decided to wiki it.. and OMG, the funniest article evr. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashrut
Meat and milk (or derivatives) cannot be mixed, i.e. meat and dairy products are not served at the same meal, served or cooked in the same utensils, or stored together. Observant Jews have separate sets of dishes for meat and milk.[6] because you can not put a baby goat into it's mother's milk- (as an example). You can NOT mix meat and milk together to be eaten. However, there are some customs, that if you eat meat you wait a certain amount of hours before eating milk. (different people hold different hours.
Utensils used for non-kosher foods are rendered non-kosher, and will transfer that non-kosher status to kosher foods. Some utensils, depending on the material they are made from, can be made kosher again by immersion in boiling water.
The prohibition against eating the fruits of a tree for the first three years also represents a capacity for self-discipline and self-denial, as well as a lengthy period of appreciation for the bounty of God, prior to losing oneself in its enjoyment.
LO FRIKKIN L... it's terribly interesting.. because it's so ridiculous and hilarious..
..All i can say is.. thank whiteface i'm... whitefacian o_o
I dont have to use 1 fork to eat my PORK.. and then when im done with my pork put my fork in the sink.. and get another fork to eat my mashed potatos.. LOLOLOL!!!!
That's terribly uncalled for.. and innefficent.. and wastefull..
and it makes me laugh :P
