2nd Pre-Purim “Satire Challenge” Launches With Jewish Comedy Influencers
This is not a joke…..we promise! CrownHeights.info has launched it’s second ever Pre-Purim “Satire Challenge”, challenging you – our readers – to make other people laugh.
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SATIRE: Mazal Tov, The Purim Engagement List
Let us all drink a few L’Chaims this Purim in a hearty Mazel Tov on the following new Purim engagements in our worldwide Jewish community.
SATIRE: Brand New Mechitzah in Kakiat Park!
A new initiative to build a brand new Mechitzah in Kakiat Park has finally taken root, which along with other things will – according to some and not to others – make the already Heimishe park more Heimish.
SATIRE: It is the Ultimate Question, Why Would Someone Bang A Kettle?
Why would someone bang a kettle? That is the question no one is asking except for you. And the answer is not at all simple.
SATIRE: Purim Preparation Checklist
We all have a great time preparing for Purim, but we apparently keep forgetting the notes we painstakingly write after each year’s hard lessons. To help the masses, we present a compiled list to help you make sure you did not forget anything on your list.
SATIRE: The Husband of Valor
We may not be sure who authored Eishes Chayil, but their wife probably would have written this.
SATIRE: Mishna Bruriah, The Never Written Teachings Of Bruriah
Bruriah was a gifted and unusually knowledgeable woman in Talmudic times. Pity no one at the time saw fit to record her teachings. Had they done so, we might have had this.
Ancient postcard image believed to be the same building in which the inscription was found.
SATIRE: Archeologists Ask Community’s Help Decoding Ancient Text Discovered Near Old Parksville
Archeologists are eagerly requesting the public’s help in deciphering an ancient text discovered on the wall of a lavatory unearthed near Old Parksville. The text, believed to be in ancient Hebrew, could bring insight into the workings of ancient lavatories. Yet for the archeologists, the inscription remains baffling.
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