beis?
How about the Bais of Uleovdo?
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Sounds like a practical joke to me, but there's nothing funny about it.
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problem ... I dont know what to say.
ReplyDeletethere was a post from Yehoshua not long ago, that some rabonim passelled a beis better than this one.
see "beis like lamed" Nov 24
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ReplyDeleteIn "Kol sofrim" from R' Sholom Yossf Klein (printed. In the ""Likut sifrei stam")
ReplyDeleteעשה עוקץ שבראשה גבוהה הרבה ונראה כלמ"ד צ"ע אי מהני תינוק, מק"מ. ולענ"ד הכל תלוי בראות עיני המורה אם העוקץ הוא גבוהה ממש כלמ"ד אזי אין מראין לתינוק ואם ספק מראים לתינוק הרגיל התקין.
It's tall yet thin yet has a little "ball" on top. This is a Shailas chacham.
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