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For humor that cuts below the belt ...Paul was pretty snarky at times wishing the circumcisers would slip and take it all off.
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For humor that cuts below the belt ...Paul was pretty snarky at times wishing the circumcisers would slip and take it all off.
Even the covenant of circumcision is kinda funny to me (although serious also). A part that we men are often secretly proud of, but had to snip the tip off the end as part of the covenant - humorous example of pride becomming humility (at least for a short while, until the pain ends).Paul was pretty snarky at times wishing the circumcisers would slip and take it all off.
The encounter between Abraham and the 3 angels on their way to Sodom (Gen 18) occurred right after father Abe was circ'd.Gen 34:25, after the circumcision of the men of Shechem - "when they were sore" - like, understatement of the century!
I dunno - it may be something that turns her on ...... The ancient Jews had HUGE respect for female sexuality.Also in Joshua 5, what the Israelites named the place where they did the mass circumcision of all the Israelite men "hill of foreskins". Kinda gross, but funny also - was there really so many circumcisions that the pile of foreskins made a small hill? With a name like that, not somewhere you'd later take your girlfriend on a first date!
I dunno - it may be something that turns her on ...... The ancient Jews had HUGE respect for female sexuality.
"Schmuck" is a Yiddish word that figuratively means an idiot. It literally means "penis." Not the foreskin - but what was left.. A guy from Wales said it was called a schmuck and everytime the ladies in Germany bragged about their jewellery ( their schmuck ) He could barely keep Himself from laughing out load. I still wonder who perhaps mislead that poor fellow.
"Schmuck" is a Yiddish word that figuratively means an idiot. It literally means "penis." Not the foreskin - but what was left.
The German word for jewelry is spelled differently: schmock.
I do catch the humor in the close spellings and pronunciations.
OK I will take your word for it. Even though my family is German I do not speak it. The site I looked up may have listed a regional variant.Oh no there is over half a million Schmuck on de.davanda.com that You can buy. It is jewellery. Try google it. You find no schmock that is jewellery. In swedish the word is smycke in german Schmuck. In swedish You can get a smocka that means that someone could hit You in the face. Not intended as a threat but it is the closest I have heard to schmock. But I have never heard of the word Schmock in german.
I remember seeing this scene in a movie, where a lady explained to a guy at a party that a schmuck is the useless skin from a circumcision. So even if incorrect, certainly a common misunderstanding popularised by Hollywood - possibly popular enough to actually become a slang meaning.Evidently some men do just about anything for some women. Still I think if God created Adam and said He was fine that way, why did He later change His mind and want circumcision, and then again when christianity spread not bother. I did hear a funny story about the part that is thrown away during circumcision. A guy from Wales said it was called a schmuck and everytime the ladies in Germany bragged about their jewellery ( their schmuck ) He could barely keep Himself from laughing out load. I still wonder who perhaps mislead that poor fellow.
Lol. Whether avoided by people because of the... peculiar name, or visited frequently by young people on dates 'cause popular with the ladies, still kind of a funny name for a place.I dunno - it may be something that turns her on ...... The ancient Jews had HUGE respect for female sexuality.
Funny.Even the covenant of circumcision is kinda funny to me (although serious also). A part that we men are often secretly proud of, but had to snip the tip off the end as part of the covenant - humorous example of pride becomming humility (at least for a short while, until the pain ends).
Also, how its often referred to in the bible - for example, Gen 34:25, after the circumcision of the men of Shechem - "when they were sore" - like, understatement of the century! Also in Joshua 5, what the Israelites named the place where they did the mass circumcision of all the Israelite men "hill of foreskins". Kinda gross, but funny also - was there really so many circumcisions that the pile of foreskins made a small hill? With a name like that, not somewhere you'd later take your girlfriend on a first date!
The movie is The Life of David Gale, and it likely misled more than a few on that definition.I did hear a funny story about the part that is thrown away during circumcision. A guy from Wales said it was called a schmuck and everytime the ladies in Germany bragged about their jewellery ( their schmuck ) He could barely keep Himself from laughing out load. I still wonder who perhaps mislead that poor fellow.
So Solomon wrote some poetry to impress his girl - in the bible also. Here's what he had to say about her hair:Oh dear people, I see where the walesian guy got it from. Oh, and Speaking of human hair, did You know that when You brush Your long hair It sticks on the brush and then You can scrape it off and roll it to a ball. Then You can collect those balls and after a year or so You can sow or knit them together and make something to put a kettle on. If Your friends help out You get different colours hairballs and it get faster. I know of a collector, some laugh at her but we will see what She creates.