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1. Tel Avivians do it better
| Moshino , |
Tel Aviv |
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(06.28.13) |
the others just copy ;))
May G.d continuously bless Medinat Tel Aviv and Medinat Israel :)
Shabbat shalom!
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2. How man of the 50% draft dodgers
get exemption from psychiatrist for big money?
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3. below precentage
| david , |
new york |
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(06.28.13) |
4.7% and tel aviv represents 7% of the jewish population.
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4. Statistics, statistics,,,
| AVouskila , |
South America |
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(06.28.13) |
as the man said you can play, ply them, twist them, coy them, to get .....to your end's need.
Numbers speak for themselves. Funboys will always remain lazy-dreamers.
Just try and read Gustav Flaubert "L'Education Sentimental".
In chaos and hubrus our funboys will look for.....fun, not distress.
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5. Numbers are meaningless
| Dan , |
Kefar Saba |
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(06.29.13) |
How many of the people in Modin are over 50 compared to cities like Tel Aviv?
How many people in Modiin are NOT in the "middle class" as compared to Tel Aviv?
How many students are in the Maccabim-Reut high school that 9 are now graduating officers training?
Since Jerusalem and Tel Aviv have the largest populations, I cannot be amazed that they have the largest number of officer graduates. Out of 245000 who voted in Tel Aviv, 31 graduated from OTS. Since fewer voters were found in Jerusalem, TA should be ashamed of their low turnout. Note that I am not stating HOW MANY fewer voters are in Jerusalem compared to TA.
I used votes as opposed to residents, since voters are actually in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv at least 1 day in 4 years.
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6. How many from Bnei Brak ?
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