I am familier with this feelings but it is the reality, once they know I am a jew, there is a certain vibration, an d they make me feel like an outsider too.I heard them talking about my brains to personal life- Sinai Jealousy! Yes it i strue there is such thing as Sinai Jealousy.

This report brings many memories from the past. Mishneh Torah , Laws of Character Development has been very helpful. Shvil hazahav :- ) ~

we wish you great success in your racing career.

Ah, those debates from Youth Movement days!

He's going in a circle....why does he need to say tefilat haderech?

but if he doesn't have to say it, he's just showing his lack of real knowledge. I once went on a bus in Netanya where the driver, a born again Jew (let's face it, sometimes you can tell) had a mezuzah on the frame of the door to the bus. I'd be glad to know if he really does need to say that prayer if he really isn't going anywhere..

I guess it depends on your view of is he going somewhere or not. going in a circle but with a place to go. the finish line.

Interesting way of looking at it! Going toward a goal is like going to a place. Mmmmmm.

Seeing this quote: "Denning says people in the sport have tried to convert him saying he would have better luck if he believed in Jesus Christ." reminded me of a classic line regarding that thought from Major League: "You trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball?"

ah dont care if it rains or freezes long as ah got my plastic Jezzus riding on the dashboard of mah cah ah can go a hundred mile a hour....