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In response to "Useful advice around rosh hashanah and yom kippur -- (link)" by Beryllium

er, there's a mistake right near the beginning.

Posted by b. (aka starrynit) Sep 20 '17, 16:34

it's not actually "happy new year" - it's a shortened version of have a good or sweet year, and there's more to it than me just being particular. (I fear reading more will make me correct more, so not gonna.)

TIL recently, there are some people who are a variation of grammar-b!tches about the inclusion of l' for l'shanah - even though it's very commonly used by many many jews and those who well-wish. I've done with and without my whole life, never seen a peep about it. weird.

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right? also, where she states that the central tenet of Judaism is "We got spirit, yes we do, we got spirit, how 'bout *you*!"? - prayformojo Sep 20, 17:22 1
- well, there's the whole passover/elijah thing that may have led them astray. (heehee.) -- nm - b. Sep 20, 17:42

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