On Jul 9, 7:24?pm, "Someone Somewhere"
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> Can I get a kinish here?> ehe!!!>
Round or square?ehe The round knish is always tastier!ehe -D, NYC "A
Knish is a pastry of Eastern European Jewish origin, consisting of
dough filled with seasoned mashed potatoes or other vegetables. During
the early 1900s, when hundreds of thousands of Eastern European Jews
emigrated to America and settled in New York City, they brought their
family recipes for knishes. Knishes were made at home until Yonah
Schimmel, a rabbi from Romania, began to sell them at Coney Island
("America's First Amusement Pakr") and from a pushcart on the Lower
East Side. In 1910, he opened a knish bakery on East Houston street,
where it still stands today" - LITTLE BIG BOOK OF NEW YORK
> We're arguing over jews?! ehe! I'll make some coffee!
>
> "Darrin"
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>>> Back from his extended weekend pass from the insane asylum, Avenger
>> (aka Voice of Reason, Mr. Nice Guy, The Boss, Hymie The Jew, Moishe
>> The Jew, Dr. Lipschitz (insert 5
>> variations of his pretend doctor pseudonym here) fingerpainted the
>> following anti-Semitic lies:
>
>> On Jun 30, 8:00?am, "Avenger"
wrote:>>> "Darrin"
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>>>> Back from my SuperJew World tour of non-music newsgroups, the NY Yid
>>>> of Tid has returned to grace you with a continuation from one of my
>>>> all-time classic posts. ehe Afterall, I cannot deprive the new users
>>>> of a good edumacation (ehehe) lesson:
>
>>>> Meglo, even though I can tag on another ten Jews of equal or greater
>>>> stature, I don't have to!eh I can beat Jagger in one - Dylan! ehe I
>>>> can beat Jagger & Richards in two: George & Ira Gershwin (b.
>>>> Gershowitz, umpteenth sweet, Jewish NYers). eh There are two slots in
>>>> heaven reserved for the greatest 20th century team of lyricists: one
>>>> is already held by George & Ira Gershwin,
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>>> I think they suck. Too smaltzy haha
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>>> the other is Lennon &
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>>>> McCartney. I could have beaten The Glimmer Twins with Leiber &
>>>> Stoller, who had a far greater impact on the rock 'n' roll landscape.
>>>> Lest we not forget: the '50s shall forever be the true decade in rock
>>>> 'n' roll, and them two cats penned some of the greatest songs from
>>>> that era. Yes, musically, I prefer The Stones to Dylan. Lyrically, it
>>>> will be Dylan each and every time!
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>>> Not really. They are just different. Dylan was more influenced by the
>>> poetry
>>> of Dylan Thomas(sweet Welshman) and even took his name.
>
>>> Any die-hard Stones fan knows that
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>>>> it was always about the music. Ditto for Zep. They were far superior
>>>> musically than lyrically! Christ, Rush had deeper lyrics!ehe How 'bout
>>>> Simon & Garfunkel - two nice Jewish boys from Queens?ehe I'll put
>>>> "Mrs. Robinson" & "Bridge Over Troubled Water" next to anything that
>>>> the Stones have written.
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>>> Overall the Stones are superior.
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>>> In the end, as a friend once told me, listen> > to Dylan's "Hurricane" -
>>> that's rap poetry at its finest!ehehehe Mr.> > Magoo, now feast your eyes
>>> on this Jewish who's who: eh
>
>>>> George & Ira Gershwin (b. Bklyn/Manhattan)
>>>> Leonard Bernstein
>>>> Elmer Bernstein
>>>> Irving Berlin (b. Baline - raised in Bklyn)
>>>> Irving Caesar (b. Manhattan)
>>>> Cy Coleman (b. Manhattan)
>>>> Bob Dylan (b. Zimmerman - "voice of a generation," Top 100 selling
>>>> artist of all-time)
>>>> Elvis (great, great grandmother was Jewish)
>>>> Barbara Streisand (b. Bklyn, greatest female pop voice of the 20th
>>>> century, Top 100 selling artist of all-time)
>>>> Bette Midler
>>>> Carly Simon (b. Manhattan - father is of Simon & Schuster fame )
>>>> Carol King (b. Klein, Bklyn)
>>>> Simon & Garfunkel (b. Queens, Top 100 selling artist of all-time)
>>>> Neil Diamond (b. Bklyn, Top 100 selling artist of all-time)
>>>> Barry Manilow (b. Pincus, Bklyn)
>>>> Billy Joel (b. Bronx, raised on LI, Top 100 selling artist of all-
>>>> time)
>>>> Dinah Shore (father was a Cantor)
>>>> Mama Cass (b. Ellen Cohen)
>>>> Manfred Mann (b. Lubowitz)
>>>> Robbie Krieger (Doors)
>>>> Eddie Fisher
>>>> Mel Torme (b. Torma)
>>>> Beastie Boys (b. NYC)
>>>> Aaron Copland (b. Manhattan, "Dean of American composers")
>>>> Harry Connick Jr. (mother is Jewish)
>>>> Janis Ian (b. Fink, NYC)
>>>> David Lee Roth
>>>> Geddy Lee (b. Gary Weinrib)
>>>> Leonard Cohen
>>>> Lou Reed (b. Rabinowitz, NYC)
>>>> Michael Bloomfield (considered the first great white blues player)
>>>> Joey Ramone (b. Jeffrey Hyman, Queens, NY - ala The Ramones, fathers
>>>> of punk)
>>>> Sammy Cahn (b. Cohen, Manhattan)
>>>> Oscar Levant
>>>> Andre Previn (b. Prewin)
>>>> Burt Bacharach
>>>> Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass (also founded A&M Records)
>>>> Marvin Hamlisch (b. Manhattan)
>>>> Adolph Green (b. Bronx)
>>>> Rodgers & Hart (b. Manhattan)
>>>> Leiber & Stoller (b. NY)
>>>> Oscar Hammerstein II (b. Manhattan)
>>>> Lerner (b. Manhattan) & Loewe
>>>> Kander & Ebb (b. Manhattan)
>>>> Steven Sondheim (b. Manhattan)
>>>> E.Y. Yip" Harburg (b. Manhattan)
>>>> Hal David (b. Manhattan)
>>>> Harol Arlen (b. Arluck - Buffalo, raised in Manhattan)
>>>> Yitzhak Perlman
>>>> Carol Bayer Sager (b. Manhattan)
>>>> Mandy Patinkin
>>>> Phil Spector (b. Manhattan, "Wall Of Sound")
>>>> Benny Goodman (King Of Swing)
>>>> Gustav Mahler
>>>> Felix Ludwig Mendelssohn
>>>> Erich Wolfgang Korngold
>>>> Lorenzo Da Ponte
>>>> Giacomo Myerbeer
>>>> Johann Strauss
>>>> Gene Simmons (b. Chaim Witz)
>>>> Paul Stanley (b. Eisen)
>>>> Mick Jones (The Clash, mum was Jewish)
>>>> Philip & Chess (Chess Records)
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>>> wow! you really scraped the bottom of the barrel to come up with that
>>> list.> lol
>
>> Any one of the above legendary artists has more talent in their Jewish
>> fingernail than you will ever have in your entire pathetic life. Your
>> only accomplishment is to envy the invaluable Jew. -D, NYC "The
>> pursuit of knowledge for its own sake, an almost fanatical love of
>> justice, and the desire for personal independence - these are the
>> features of Jewish tradition that make me thank my stars that I belong
>> to it" - ALBERT EINSTEIN (Greatest Mind of The 20th Century &
>> Beyond).."Old New York City is a friendly old town, From Washington
>> Heights to Harlem on down" - BOB DYLAN (insert you know what here!eh)- Hide quoted text -
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