I understand the majority, but I am curious about the origination of the happy orthodox jewish man…where did he come from?
and why is the putz labelled wally???
So many questions!
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kidding…seriously, welcome aboard.
I’d like to join the boards here but it’s gonna take me about a month to get my finances straight to where I’ll have some spending money, as I just went from working two jobs to one and it’s cut a lot out of my pocket, but time with family was just more important…now we’re also saving for a trip to europe next year, because it’s somewhere I want to go again and my gf has never been there…
But thanks for the answer about the putz, so now…how bout ortho-jewish man?
:smack: guess I should have used the thread about pukey to learn about putz, but I’m still curious…where did ;j come from?
IIRC one of our Jewish members (SDimbert?) asked for one . . . and another of our members rose to the challenge and created it.
I’ve always liked it because I thought it was illustrative of how creative and cool our members can be . . . but mostly all I hear is how people dislike it, so there you have it.
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travelling down memory lane
I don’t know why people dislike it…I’m not a member, but I think it’s neat!
Thanks everyone!
I doubt that many people actively dislike it… just that it has virtually no use.
People look at it and think “That spot could be filled with a full-color image of a person vomiting. Instead, we have a representation of a member of one of the world’s oldest religions. There ain’t no justice.”
What’s this?
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