Ten Points for anyone who can tell me where this picture was taken . . . 20 for why!
2 years ago
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
A Gutt Shushan Purim
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15 comments:
Can you really play? Want to teach me? (No, just kidding, but it's cool if you do.)
For 10? No clue.
For 20? Because you're secretly Kenny G's lovechild?
10 - LA or some European Country
20 - It was Chanukah!
for the 20... I guess you guys decided if it was good enough for the Rebbe's it's good enough for your's.
Timing's a bit off though ;)
BS"D
Taken in court at your sentencing hearing for extreme drunk and disorderly where you were trying to get the judge to sentence you to community service by claiming you could play the clarinet for disadvantaged children....hmmm..you mean Purim is over...
20- bc ur engaged!
mazal tov!!
mazal tov!!!!
mazal tov!!!!
BS"D
MAZEL TOV!! Clarinet - how does this connect???
Can I guess again?
Because clarinets (at least in MKE) are commonly played at chuppahs and whatnot?
Mazal tov! :)
(I saw it on shmais, but I guess I wasn't the first.)
Please tell us you're not going to quit blogging.....
The Answer:
Picture was taken Yud Daled Kislev in front of where the Rebbe was married. I was playing Daled Bavos . . .
Nice. :)
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