http://igoogledisrael.com/2009/02/a-kibbutz-volunteers-diary/ Your one-stop guide for all things Israel. Search, find, enjoy! Sun, 05 Feb 2012 08:30:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://igoogledisrael.com/2009/02/a-kibbutz-volunteers-diary/#comment-19593 Back to the Kibbutz - reunion party! | igoogledisrael.com Mon, 31 Jan 2011 05:10:23 +0000 http://igoogledisrael.com/?p=1100#comment-19593 [...] of many a good time, were just too much of a pull for many to resist (this boy included). The tales are plenty, the legends never forgotten…and yes, now it’s time to relive those [...] [...] of many a good time, were just too much of a pull for many to resist (this boy included). The tales are plenty, the legends never forgotten…and yes, now it’s time to relive those [...]

]]> http://igoogledisrael.com/2009/02/a-kibbutz-volunteers-diary/#comment-3353 Kibbutz volunteers - no room at the inn? | igoogledisrael.com Sat, 12 Sep 2009 05:10:45 +0000 http://igoogledisrael.com/?p=1100#comment-3353 [...] Kibbutzim in Israel used to host volunteers. Some came for the fun and sun (see John’s Kibbutz diary extracts), others came for the socialist ideals (or as the Kibbutz movement likes to put it “from [...] [...] Kibbutzim in Israel used to host volunteers. Some came for the fun and sun (see John’s Kibbutz diary extracts), others came for the socialist ideals (or as the Kibbutz movement likes to put it “from [...]

]]> http://igoogledisrael.com/2009/02/a-kibbutz-volunteers-diary/#comment-1548 Ashley Fri, 03 Apr 2009 11:06:09 +0000 http://igoogledisrael.com/?p=1100#comment-1548 Outstanding stuff moshe, absolutely outstanding. Outstanding stuff moshe, absolutely outstanding.

]]> http://igoogledisrael.com/2009/02/a-kibbutz-volunteers-diary/#comment-1523 moshe rabeynu Thu, 02 Apr 2009 12:35:12 +0000 http://igoogledisrael.com/?p=1100#comment-1523 Greetings, ladies and gentlemen, from your friendly former exotic dancer, Moshe Rabeynu. I am interested in establishing a "Chippendales" type establishment in Israel. What type of assistance and tax benefits does the Israeli government provide to new businesses of olim chadashim? Are there many such entertainment facilities in Israel? I would like some idea as to how stiff the competition would be. Do Israeli women, as a rule, like to look at males dancing in skimpy G-strings? Are they generous tippers? Would they put a shekel to the shmeckel? If I hire other olim chadashim as dancers, would they have to pay any taxes on their tips? Can I employ dancers who have not had a bris ? I might want to hire one or two to add variety to the show’s lineup. Is a liquor license hard to obtain in Israel. Do I have to bribe any officials to receive one? To whom is it customary to pay proteksia money to start a business and keep it going and approximately how much to they ask for? . It’s not easy having to retire from all the glamour and the excitement. I yearn to shave my legs and pubic area, don my good old G-string once again and to get back into the limelight as the leader of a first rate male exotic dance review. I have put on a little weight over the course of my retirement years but I have started an exercise regimen to tighten my pecs, glutes and abs which the ladies like so much. I am going to undergo penile enlargement surgery while I’m still living in the U.S. to compensate for the “shrinkage” of old age (as George Constanza would describe it). I would have had it done in Israel after aliyah, however, the Jewish Agency Representative told me I would have to pay an import duty on the implant device in Israel because it was over nine inches. The Israeli Government limit’s the size of a penile implant to 4 ¾ inches to qualify for the oleh chadash tax and import duty exemption. I explained that this was a work related expense and an integral part of the Male Exotic Dance business but he told me that Israel as a socialist society and they didn’t see why anyone should require an implant in order to have such exceptionally large genitalia. I asked him, “what about each according to his ability, each according to his needs”. I explained that if I were going to be a success in my chosen line of endeavor, I would “need” to pack the gear. The whole matter is still up in the air and I have come to the conclusion that he is angling for a bribe or payoff either for himself or a cohort. He told me on the QT that it might be possible to fudge the official import manifest paperwork to look like the importation of two 4 ¾ inch implants instead of one 9 ½ inch implant. I could certify that I was orthodox and one implant was “milchadikeh” and one was “flayshekikeh”. This whole rigmarole will have to be steered through the immigration bureaucratic process by unseen hands so I assume someone, somewhere, will require a payoff. Additionally, I have been advised that there might be a problem with the Rabbinate. They feel that it is unseemly for a woman to place her tip in the male dancer’s G-string. They said that they will require that all the dancers carry “pishkahs” (containers with slots on top) like I had to carry around, when I was in Hebrew school, for the Keren Kayemet. I asserted that if the ladies want to put their sheckels by the shmeckles and get a little peek and a little poke in the process, this is their right as “am chofshi”! The male dancers will be instructed to carry the “pishkahs” but the ladies can place their tips wherever they please, be it in the dancer’s pouch or his “pishkah” slot. I’ll have to sign off for now. I’m getting some new G-strings made up and I have an appointment for a fitting. Greetings, ladies and gentlemen, from your friendly former exotic dancer, Moshe Rabeynu. I am interested in establishing a “Chippendales” type establishment in Israel. What type of assistance and tax benefits does the Israeli government provide to new businesses of olim chadashim? Are there many such entertainment facilities in Israel? I would like some idea as to how stiff the competition would be. Do Israeli women, as a rule, like to look at males dancing in skimpy G-strings? Are they generous tippers? Would they put a shekel to the shmeckel? If I hire other olim chadashim as dancers, would they have to pay any taxes on their tips? Can I employ dancers who have not had a bris ? I might want to hire one or two to add variety to the show’s lineup. Is a liquor license hard to obtain in Israel. Do I have to bribe any officials to receive one? To whom is it customary to pay proteksia money to start a business and keep it going and approximately how much to they ask for? . It’s not easy having to retire from all the glamour and the excitement. I yearn to shave my legs and pubic area, don my good old G-string once again and to get back into the limelight as the leader of a first rate male exotic dance review. I have put on a little weight over the course of my retirement years but I have started an exercise regimen to tighten my pecs, glutes and abs which the ladies like so much. I am going to undergo penile enlargement surgery while I’m still living in the U.S. to compensate for the “shrinkage” of old age (as George Constanza would describe it). I would have had it done in Israel after aliyah, however, the Jewish Agency Representative told me I would have to pay an import duty on the implant device in Israel because it was over nine inches. The Israeli Government limit’s the size of a penile implant to 4 ¾ inches to qualify for the oleh chadash tax and import duty exemption. I explained that this was a work related expense and an integral part of the Male Exotic Dance business but he told me that Israel as a socialist society and they didn’t see why anyone should require an implant in order to have such exceptionally large genitalia. I asked him, “what about each according to his ability, each according to his needs”. I explained that if I were going to be a success in my chosen line of endeavor, I would “need” to pack the gear. The whole matter is still up in the air and I have come to the conclusion that he is angling for a bribe or payoff either for himself or a cohort. He told me on the QT that it might be possible to fudge the official import manifest paperwork to look like the importation of two 4 ¾ inch implants instead of one 9 ½ inch implant. I could certify that I was orthodox and one implant was “milchadikeh” and one was “flayshekikeh”. This whole rigmarole will have to be steered through the immigration bureaucratic process by unseen hands so I assume someone, somewhere, will require a payoff. Additionally, I have been advised that there might be a problem with the Rabbinate. They feel that it is unseemly for a woman to place her tip in the male dancer’s G-string. They said that they will require that all the dancers carry “pishkahs”
(containers with slots on top) like I had to carry around, when I was in Hebrew school, for the Keren Kayemet. I asserted that if the ladies want to put their sheckels by the shmeckles and get a little peek and a little poke in the process, this is their right as “am chofshi”! The male dancers will be instructed to carry the “pishkahs” but the ladies can place their tips wherever they please, be it in the dancer’s pouch or his “pishkah” slot. I’ll have to sign off for now. I’m getting some new G-strings made up and I have an appointment for a fitting.

]]> http://igoogledisrael.com/2009/02/a-kibbutz-volunteers-diary/#comment-103 moshe rabeynu Thu, 19 Feb 2009 01:45:27 +0000 http://igoogledisrael.com/?p=1100#comment-103 What kind of a useless shmuck spends two years of his life pulling his putz on an Israeli kibbutz? Was your life so empty and devoid of meaning and direction that you had to turn yourself into a de facto migrant menial laborer living in a shack, washing dishes and picking fruit for a few shekels? Have you no pride? What kind of a useless shmuck spends two years of his life pulling his putz on an Israeli kibbutz? Was your life so empty and devoid of meaning and direction that you had to turn yourself into a de facto migrant menial laborer living in a shack, washing dishes and picking fruit for a few shekels? Have you no pride?

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