Comments on: Boycott Zionist Apparel! And another Jewlicious Prank!

By: Jewlicious » Happy 5th Anniversary Jewlicious!

Jewlicious » Happy 5th Anniversary Jewlicious! — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 12:48:27 +0000

[...] bandwidth! Thus, much in the vein of previous Jewlicious pranks (see this one against Nazis and this one against an anti Israel douchebag), the staff at Oranim gave me and everyone at Jewlicious a much [...]

By: Hektas

Hektas — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 05:34:51 +0000

Great prank, btw. I’m sure you’ve struck a great blow in the defense of clothing distributors everywhere. Way to save the world.

By: Hektas

Hektas — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 05:28:00 +0000

ROFL. Wow, personally I don’t see what the big deal is over any of this. I’ve never even heard of American Apparel, or Veterans for Peace. In my opinion, if you worry about this type of thing, and get involved in this kind of conflict, you need to find a hobby. Fast.

By: zacca

zacca — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 08:35:43 +0000

ciao belle ragazze questo e il mio contatto occhi blu e molto bello il zebbi

By: bartholomew fraunhofer

bartholomew fraunhofer — Sun, 22 Oct 2006 04:29:13 +0000

yay!! we (jewlicious we) made it to american apparels blog... check it out

By: Jewlicious » Leftover Bits

Jewlicious » Leftover Bits — Wed, 04 Oct 2006 14:52:11 +0000

[...] Shutup fool! Dissident Veteran For Peace, previous victim of a Jewlicious prank, doesn’t know when to leave well enough alone apparently. DFVP demands to know if American Apparel supports divestment against Israel and if Dov Charney ever served in the IDF. AA hack Weronika does not shy away from confrontation and responds to the Blogger’s challenge without equivocation on the American Apparel Blog: “Yey for political debate, but nay to holding the State of Isreal to a double standard. Yey for peace, but like any other nation, Israel should be able to protect its security.” [...]

By: ofri

ofri — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 20:44:03 +0000

Sorry, Jobber, but it cannot be a coincidence that most of your posts elicit hostile replies. I conceded that there are plenty of eating/drinking establishments on the namal. One of my favorite restaurants in Tel Aviv is in the area. I’m sure you’re right to say there are clothing stores there, but no one I know or know of goes there for shopping. Most people I know go there in the evening, if at all. As for the suckitude of tourist spots, to each his own.
I love (pretty much) all of Tel Aviv. The namal has its attractions, but I would call it neither new nor “hot.” If anything, I would have expected American Apparel to open in south Tel Aviv.
And I’m no dude.

By: Steves Rick

Steves Rick — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 13:22:13 +0000

Since Middle felt it important to put me down in terms of Middle’s olam Ha moosagim, Middle’s yardstick for success in life, I should point out just that my formative years, when a person begins climbing out of adolescence, and beginning to make their way in the world, in these years the late teens and twenties, I was living the Zionist dream in Israel, primarily in Jerusalem. So while all, I repeat, all, of my childhood friends, attained the type of success as Mr. Charney, some a little less, a couple even more, who was fortunate to grow up in a strong urban center, indeed a rag trade center, as I have worked in some garment places on St. Urbain, area, I think they are still there, who I understand was able to start several businesses prior to entering the rag trade.

Please do not construe that I am taking anything away from Mr. Charney as I know there are many in that area who didn’t do so well in this trade, since I did work there for a couple of months in the past. It had to do w/ pleating skirts all day was my job. I had to fight w. the ultra Orthodox to listen to rock music, they would turn off the radio, I would turn on, etc… they were extremely pious and did not want to hear a woman’s voice singing.

So then after that, I was struggling to live in Israel, which at that time was going through a severe Depression. I am taking nothing away from Mr. Charney and only wish that a place in the respectable ranks could be found for me, but to answer middles crass comment, no, I do not do the type of turnover that impresses you middle. All of friends from childhood, who own companies, do in fact ask my advice on business issues from time to time, and in fact I can tell you that on one occasion I have saved someone from jail time, who I demanded run some sick scheme by me, and I told him that he would get caught eventually, not for a year or 2, but at some point. and in fact his cohorts did, and they are sitting in jail as we speak.

However, to my credit, I place a strong emphasis on visiting Israel and make 2 trips a year to her, and I have to accomplish this by taking on small part time jobs in my weekend and nights, work, that I am certain would turn your stomach and you would not do, and rightly so, but in my case, this is how I can afford to pay, as you know there are many many expenses beyond the flight cost.

I have many friends from those years in Israel who also moved back to the USA and they rarely visit. I don’t see how you can pass up on at least an annual visit myself.

And in fact, I am also sending my kids, independent of any free Birthright tour, on individual trips to Israel, in the next couple of years. So of this I am proud.

By: Steves Rick

Steves Rick — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 12:57:40 +0000

go there any evening Ofri, people gather to watch the sunset, to have dinner, a drink, there are hot chicks handing out VIP passes” for clubs, pizzarias, there are a few clothing stores there already dude.

it is not a stale tourist area, when I was there earlier this month on a nightly basis I saw mostly Israelis there.and there is nothing wrong with a tourist area lichatchila, look at for example the city of Amsterdam, it is a highly tourist area, yet it is a highly respected shopping area as well.

By: Steves Rick

Steves Rick — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 12:53:32 +0000

Bots, boys, relax, Ofri, Ihave been to both places extensively this month, the Namal area is very hot, there are already clothing stores. I am only suggesting, what is irritating you and middle to be so abrasive at my idea?
I was at the store on DC alot as I used the internet cafe next door on a daily basis. So I am qualified on that basis, and that basis alone, to make an observation. Why should we discuss anything, if a poster is going to be attacked, for making an observation, an intelligent observation? what kind of people are you if that is all you can do, at least CK and Laya, inject a sense of humor, may I ask that we stop attacking posters who make an observation about Tel Aviv and what areas of town are better than others?
Laya, I am not familiar w. that term, p something?