Love elf on a shelf but Jewish

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why can't you just use the elf? is there something in Judaism that forbids this?

Doesn't forbid but an elf is Xmas related and we don't celebrate Xmas.

Not if you put Ken's clothes on him and an itty bitty yarmulke.

[Anonymous]

I'm not Jewish, so I'm not sure of the theology behind this however I believe it is meant to be a legitimate religious-themed product... what about the "Mensch on a Bench"
themenschonabench.com?

[Anonymous]

They just had one on Shark Tank - check the website.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why can't you just use the elf? is there something in Judaism that forbids this?

Doesn't forbid but an elf is Xmas related and we don't celebrate Xmas.

Please don't " X" out Christ. Rude rude rude

You dou realize that "X" means Christ?

"X" comes from the Greek letter Chi, which is the first letter of the Greek word ??????? which in English means "Christ".

[Anonymous]

Murray on the Surrey

[Anonymous]

Hyman on the Hearth!!

[Anonymous]

I read this as you are Jewish and want to put a Love Elf on your shelf...

[Anonymous]

Mench on a Bench
http://themenschonabench.com/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Moses on the Mantel? Just kidding.

I like this, too bad I am not Jewish so I cant incorporate it into my holiday traditions.

Sure you can, Moses is important to Christians, too. Or if you're not religious Moses can be a figure from history. Do whatever you want.

[Anonymous]

Dreidel on the table? The tattling toy

[Anonymous]

How goyische.

[Anonymous]

What do you expect from a bunch of shiksas?

[Anonymous]

Saw Mensch on a Bench at Target today.

[Anonymous]

Mensch on a Bench!!!!!

[Anonymous]

I find the whole thing really crappy, creepy, and not a good idea (bringi and lying in general). The reason you should do good things is b/c someone is watching you?