Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 1939050)

OK I will bite. Does this mean that one half is Roman Catholic and the other half is Jewish?[/QUOTE

No. I am a Roman Catholic and I am pretending to be the Matchmaker from Fiddler on the Roof, (I LOVE that musical) Trying to find Dr. Boogie happiness with a lovely person from a nice State like Kentucky.

I bet he hasn't ever had a hot brown and doesn't know you wear a golf shirt with your light blue suit and you have to sit in the Paddock and people call women Ma'am and send over a Mint Julep to drink. One does not let it drip onto your painted nails or it will remove the color. Colonel Sanders himself used to sit behind us but he is frying chicken in the heavenly kitchen and nothing is the same as it used to be.

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1939100)

One side of my family would have some Yiddish comments for seeing a movie, and thinking you have knowledge of their culture. Of course some families do have a shiksa or two

Originally Posted by thelegges (Post 1939143)

One must be open minded of others. BUT.... I did hear that some say that shiksa's are for practice.

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1940597)

My brother married one, will have to send her your post, so she can be aware of your hearsay, soon as she is done sitting Shiva for her best friend. Too bad she wasted all those years converting, and holding all holy holidays at their home, to be considered as a practice throwaway