A Christmas Carol – Movie Review

Categories: Hellos With Fellows, Jarrod Edson

A Christmas Carol: ok I don’t know where to start…except with the words Jesus christ!…this is a kid’s film….seriously Disney…..u consider this a kids film…what is this film even rated…PG?…yeah sure whatever u say movie…I mean this films dark…..in sorts….so if u don’t know the story….this is about a guy named  Ebeneezer scrooge…and he hates Christmas….so on Christmas eve he… Read More

Star Wars Republic Commando & Jedi Knight Academy

Categories: Hellos With Fellows, Jarrod Edson

Star wars republic commando: ok so fair warning I’ve only played about 7 hours worth of this game. .    About 4 of those hours where me redoing a level because I kept dying. ….so the game play is simple.   Its a first person shooting game and u play as republic commandos and there supposedly the best…and u have… Read More

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A WEEKLY TORAH THOUGHT BY RABBI MORDY This week’s Parsha, Vayeilech, brings us one week closer to the completion of the Torah. It also is the Parsha that always falls out around Yom Kippur (this coming Wednesday night and Thursday); often, it is read together with last week’s Parsha, Netzavim. There is something interesting in the names of both Parshas.… Read More

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