Any person who isn't mute can sing. Technically, mute people can also sing, you just can't hear them. Question is, does it sound good? I'm told I'm not the best singer, though I do love singing.
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I just finished Ma'asei Eliyahu and Elisha (Acts of Elijah and Elisha) by Dr. Yossi Baruchi, which is about the historical perspective of the Tanachic chapters that feature those two prophets. I'm also reading Yisrael Ba'amim (Israel among the nations) by Yitzchak Ber, which is about the spreading out and standardizing of Jewish worldviews during the Mishnaic period. And I'm also in the middle of catching up on the daily Talmud page study that I've fallen behind on.
Only on Purim, because it's a mitzvah.
I need people to colonize Mars. Interested?
VoidCat
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I can't have children so if part of your plan is for people to populate Mars cant help there...but willing to help out with peacekeeping if needed I would also love to cause chaos if needed I am good at that perhaps you could find uses for me regarding that?
That took a lot of editing and I am still not happy with the results
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Watch the world burn? Never!
Seriously.
VoidCat
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It's a metaphor. What would you do to cause chaos just to see what would happen? For instance if I were a worker at a restaurant and someone orders 10 chicken nuggets Id put 11 with the hope people were planning to split it evenly and now I just caused a war over the last one
Oh. Not a fan of chaos.
VoidCat
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Cool.
I don't think I have a favorite singer. I listen to a lot of Avraham Fried and Yishai Ribo, though.