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Ham for Chanukah

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  1. who? says:

    mmmm bacon

    • awakenbeing says:

      I don’t get it. Comprehension fail?

      • Mouse says:

        It’s hard to be a Jew at Christmas

      • gamingkitty says:

        Pork is on the “do not eat” list if you keep kosher. In fact, I’ve met Jews who don’t keep full kosher (it’s very expensive to do so) but won’t eat pork products.

        • good lord says:

          ANY practicing Jew will avoid all pork products, whether they keep strictly kosher or not. It’s the same with Muslims.

          Keeping kosher is not really that expensive – many foods are marked with the kosher label these days.

          • Cheezy_Puff.ca says:

            Actually being kosher is quite at task… Your not allowed to mix meat and veggies when cooking. Infact u need to cook them in seperate ovens or stoves. As well as blessing and the over priced cost of a lot of kosher foods. As a reformed jew my self… ;) Lmao Christian jew. I threw all this out the window and eat back bacon with with my omlets (ham, cheese, onions, sausage, green pepper and mushrooms). But atleast I use kosher salt. Trying to keep it all in blance. ;)

            • Cheezy_Puff.ca says:

              P.S. Mix milk products with other food is also taboo. Such as the cheese in my omlete, lol even milk in my corn flakes. Are all sin full.

              • SuperJew says:

                hey “cheezy-puff”
                you are a douche – and i am not even an orthodox jew
                you can mix milk with everything but meat and fish
                seafood is not kosher
                and you can mix veggies with everything
                and what kind of name is “cheezy-puff”
                you’re just a cheezy retard

            • Syndicate216 says:

              A kosher person can cook meat with vegetables because vegetables are “parve,” which is sort of a neutral zone that includes eggs, fish, fruits, breads, and other stuff. A strictly kosher person could NOT cook meat with dairy, or use the same serving utensils, pots, pans, plates, or the same side of the table when eating meat and dairy.

              • Cheezy_Puff.ca says:

                well I guess my grand parents must be just pushing things farther to get closer to god…. but from what ur say is I still shouldn’t have a cheese burger. But I am still going to donald’s and I am still going to have 2. double cheese and bacon.;)

              • gobldeegoo says:

                actually, prave means, “without dairy”

            • person says:

              I don’t think your Jewish if you don’t even know the basics of kosher. I’m Jewish; I don’t keep kosher, but I know what kosher is. You CAN eat meat and veggies together. Furthermore, you can cook them together. What about latkes? You have to fry your latkes in schmaltz (as in, chicken fat) and that is perfectly kosher. Also, mixing milk and other foods is alright as long as that other food doesn’t happen to be meat. So, cheeseburger= not kosher. Milk in your corn flakes = perfectly kosher, as long as you’re using kosher milk (I believe corn flakes are kosher). So, if I had to make an educated guess, you’re not Jewish.

              • Ben says:

                You’re right–the person has no idea what she’s talking about . Mashugina!

              • McYawny of lol says:

                yeah cornflakes are kosher if they don’t have meat (blech)

              • Ashley Renee says:

                With all due respect, someone can be very Jewish and very uneducated or improperly educated about dietary laws. This person indicated they learned what they learned from their grandparent’s practices so perhaps their grandparents were going “above and beyond” or simply misinformed.

                I do take issue, though, with the wide-spread miss-information that Jesus some how canceled out the God-given laws. It just doesn’t make logical sense for a Christian to accept some of the Mosaic laws (that whole no-incest thing is still pretty darn embraced) but not other parts of the covenant (such as the not eating certain species and abstaining from blood. Notably, the command to abstain from blood is explicitly mentioned in the New Testament and as what gentile converts should do at that!)

            • jamisings says:

              Um, it’s meat and dairy products. There’s a lot of my kosher cookbooks that call for meat and veggies to be prepared together. And how about chicken soup with matzo balls? Chicken is a meat and the soup is FULL of veggies.

          • Rayna says:

            What a load of crap….

            I know lots of ortherdox jews and reform jews… The reform jews don’t care, the ultra ortherdox ones are crazy and wouldn’t touch this in a milllion years. the other jews i know eat bacon, sea food and mix meats

            • Above = Confused says:

              Hanukah is a religious Jewish holiday commemorating the Jewish victory against Greeks and Hellenists (assimilated Jews who mostly emulated and supported the Greeks). The very point of the holiday is to commemorate the the victory of the religious Jews (one of the main events said to have initated the war was slaughter of a pig in the Jewish temple!) It is understandable that many Jews do not know about or choose not to keep kosher but to celebrate a holiday whose main essence is a (specifically) religious Jewish victory (The Greek ruler antiochus allowed the Jews to live, just not to keep kosher) is silly and ahistorical.

        • torah613 says:

          You have met nonreligious Jews that don’t keep full kosher

          Religious Jews will not eat unkosher food

      • Brillasol says:

        Jews can’t have pig; it’s like Hindus and them thinking that the cow is sacred. Which is why they don’t eat cow. ;)

      • zazzy4 says:

        Chanukah is a jewish holiday. Jews cant eat pork. Ham is pork. I’m having a late chanukah party today, it’s sad.

      • Cpt. Headwound says:

        Pig flesh is not kosher, so conservative (masorti if you live outside the US), orthodox jews do not eat it, but reform Jews choose individually which mitzvot (commandments, for the non-hebrew speakers) to follow, and this part of the movement’s philosophy has gotten a lot of jokes to be made about them by conservative and orthodox.

      • Ashley Renee says:

        Yes, comprehension fail. :) It’s okay as long as you don’t cook for people who keep kosher.

        Pork isn’t kosher, which is – simply put – the set of dietary laws Jews follow…are supposed to follow…

      • Mary G says:

        Mabe this will explain things:
        1. They spelled Hanukkah wrong.
        2. Jews don’t eat pork, since it’s considered
        “unclean”. Another OXY MORON!

        Live long and prosper. ;)

        • Brian says:

          Actually there is no right or wrong was to spell Hannukah with the English alphabet. (I’ve seen all of the following and more: Chanukah, Hanukkah, Chanuka, etc.) The correct spelling uses Hebrew letters and there are many accepted ways of writing it in English. The reason the first letter varies between the “H” and “Ch” is because the actual first letter sounds like something between the two and clearing your throat.

    • Mike says:

      REFORM Jews, not REFORMED Jews. Wow. FAIL.

  2. Kiki says:

    It’s yummy in my tummy

  3. Kiki says:

    Also SECOND and THIRD !!

  4. Tommy says:

    Fifth!!

  5. czuhc says:

    It’s boneless, so it’s circumsized. Kosher!

  6. Kiki says:

    circumsized ham….. that does not sound very good….

  7. littleclown says:

    The ЛВ sign after price means Leva – Bulgarian money. I suppose somebody just put the price label to show the price, because there is no much Jews in Bulgaria :) .

    • gammapaladin says:

      Um, dude… That’s /LB… As in, price per pound.

    • loufail says:

      Silly me thinking it was $6.29 /LB (where LB stands for Libra or Pound).

    • czuhc says:

      I thought the Л stood for pi. We’re supposed to calculate the ham’s circumference.

    • Sir VG says:

      Funny, I didn’t know Iowa pork was shipped over to Bulgaria. Good to know we’re still exporting products. :-P

      • Ziggy Currans says:

        Exactly, the first thing that I noticed was the Iowa part of the picture. I then noticed the sign that said “Delicious for Chanukah”. I have an Iowa radar, whenever someone mentions it on the news, I immediately get up and crowd the tv even if its something bad. That also is not a pi, pi is Ï€. I know it looks odd, but that is FailBlog’s fault, not Windows XP. FYI, alt + 227=pi. That is /LB. Dollars per pound-American! I don’t mean to take down other Iowans online (except for that one time on MLIA, which was an accident), but that is clearly in English and in the US-not Bulgaria.

    • Nebton says:

      Actually, I’m pretty sure it’s Belgian.

    • Nick says:

      Here you go…..we have a winner :) :) This is the only right answer, so far. Somebody just wanted to show off, but didn’t really know how. I mean…..some poor shopkeeper (in Bulgaria) wanted some more business, but didn’t know how to attract it.

  8. daniel says:

    i like boobs

  9. Jeff Penketh says:

    I like Bunchie

  10. Nick D says:

    I like Munchie

  11. mdmc says:

    im irish and i swear to god i know more about jews than most jewish people

  12. Huh says:

    Now, where were we?

  13. jam says:

    Happy Christmas all ye peeps. I hope Satan Santa brings you all you ask for. :D
    *Christmassqueezesall*

  14. the ninky nonk says:

    Happy Christmas to every one, Your all NUTS

  15. Mookie says:

    See, it’s kosher because it’s in the shape of a dreidel.

  16. ClariPossum says:

    Ummm, wasn’t this done LAST YEAR? Failblog fail.

  17. Fanboy Wife says:

    That Hanukah ham goes great with lobster and oyster.

  18. Fiat Knox says:

    This was a fail from last year. Not so much FAIL as STALE.

  19. InBlack says:

    where’s Chanukah Zombie?

  20. Rebecca says:

    We’re not ReformED, like we were bad or something, we’re Reform. Also ham, mmmmm irony.

  21. Katy says:

    It’s Reform Jews, not Reformed.

  22. Murasaki says:

    That ain’t Kosher, dude!

  23. luliii says:

    firstly it’s hannukah.. secondly, jews don’t eat ham

    • ClariPossum says:

      Thirdly, there are a few spellings, all are correct. Forthly, the fact that they don’t eat ham is kinda the point of the fail.

      Fifthly… again, it’s a repeat.

    • darieniscool says:

      actually, its spelled chanukah, americans say hannukah. [: i am not a jew.

  24. sam i am says:

    old fail is old

  25. Ziggy Currans says:

    Happy Secular and Non-Denominational Holiday from the ACLU. Freedom from religion is what makes this country (USA) GREAT!
    *sighs*
    I can’t even keep up that level of sarcasm after two weeks of tongue in cheek Facebook statuses that no one gets. I’m a registered Democrat as of my 18th birthday, but even I think the ACLU is getting tiresome and maybe all cases by them should be thrown out by federal judges.

  26. Timothy, the regular! says:

    JEWS! :P

  27. sebastian says:

    Well in Australia we have all you people; Jews,Muslims, Christians… the lot.. and we all celebrate on the 25th of december cause we all get the day off work :) now that is unity!

  28. Feivel says:

    I’d “us” them down to maybe $3.50/lb.

  29. Victor says:

    Gee I wonder what’s next? Beef for Hindus??

  30. spdcp says:

    How come NO ONE even thought that it might have been turkey ham? I know some Mcdonalds sell Ham N Eggs with a Halal sticker on the box..so its not pork , yet still called ham.. =)

  31. spdcp says:

    scratch the above post.. i just noticed the pig picture on the sign.. =/

  32. NK Shapiro says:

    I took that pic two years ago. The store is now out of business. Coincidence? You decide.

  33. darieniscool says:

    its hard to be a jew on christmas, my friends wont let me join in any game, and instead of eating ham i have to eat kosher latkes, instead of silent night im singing hoo hact do gaveesh, and what the f* is up with lighting all these f*ing candles tell me please.

  34. jordan says:

    even better at rammadan


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