Some things are just too funny to ignore!
You’ll plotz*! (4:43)
*A Yiddish word that according to dictionary.com means to collapse or faint, as from surprise, or excitement, but according to yiddishdictionaryonline.com it means to split, crack, burst, or explode (as with laughter, I hope).
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Brilliant take on it, Bob - and so true! Latkes are extremely greasy affairs!!Just think what it's like in our household - Channukah in the Living room, Christmas in the Dining Room and a Christmas birthday in the Snug; that's a whole load of food, presents and fun! x
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, I apologize for the delay in answering. I don't know that I have ever eaten latkes. We Americans do have something at the Waffle House called "hash browns, scattered and smothered" (the smothered part being onions), though.
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