Happy Pass over

[olddots]

I'm an atheist but become very religious when food is involved plus its a nice thing .

[Behind the Aegis]

1. Thanks. (Psst..it's one word..."passover")

As for becoming religious when food is involved, this isn't one of our better food holidays! LOL!

[olddots]

2. I thought it was Passover

thanks my spelling is so bad I don't go with what comes to mind first .

[Behind the Aegis]

3. Ain't nuthin' but a thang!

I can't spell for shit either. I can speak a number of languages, can't spell well in any of them. This is the transliterated Hebrew version of Happy Passover, Chag Pesach Sameach. Thanks!

[Sherman A1]

4. Agreed

While also not religious, I think extending greetings and good wishes for those that celebrate that in which they believe is always appropriate.

So allow me to join you in also wishing a Happy Passover!

[GoneOffShore]

5. All depends who's cooking the Seder dinner.

Sephardic seders are much better than Ashkenazi.

[tclambert]

6. It's a celebration of when God "passed over" the Israelites with the TENTH plague he inflicted on

the Egyptians to get them to let His people go. 'Cause, see, it took their infallible God ten tries to convince Pharaoh. I can't help wondering if a slightly smarter God couldn't have done it in, say, seven plagues. Or a God really on the top of His game would just have arranged it so one day Pharaoh wakes up and the Israelites have already gone and a polite note says, "Dear Ramesses, My people and I have left. DO NOT try to follow us because . . . well, God wouldn't like it, and when he doesn't like stuff, smiting incidents may happen. Sincerely, your former adopted brother, Moses. P.S. Tell Mom not to worry, OK? I'm not gonna get lost in the wilderness or anything."

[siligut]

9. This is why we say that "God works in mysterious ways"

Because when you try to figure it out, well . . .

[In_The_Wind]

7. a freylakhn Pesach

Have a happy Pesach.

[olddots]

8. I thought I'd risk and ate the briskit

[840high]

10. Happy Passover.

[cloudbase]

11. Hell, yes!

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