Back to our regularly scheduled program. Tie these in to this week’s parsha. Recognize the symbol? Of course you don’t, but you know it’s from
Hi! Recognized last week’s cufflinks as the Dodge Ram logo? Don’t know what that has to do with the parsha? Have yourself a re-read then.
Hi! Last week’s cufflinks were the Captain America shields, which had specific first-appearance tie-ins. Firstly, it’s the first Torah mention of Hashem providing a shield
Hi! Last week’s cufflinks for Parshat Noah were the doves with the myrtle branches in their beaks. We started the year with a layup. Now
We’re back! Feels like it’s been a while! Let’s play that linky music, shall we? And ooh, my tie is playing along this time! It’s
Just push play. I got a rebus for ya! Can you figure it out? Chag sameach and Shabbat shalom, everybody! This will be my last
I wish everyone an easy and meaningful fast. May we all be inscribed and sealed in the book of life and prosperity, and may we
Chag sameach! SomeSTING about these cufflinks connect them to the next two days, but I can’t BEE sure SWAT it is. Can you take a
Last week’s cufflinks were Ironman, and I had lots of players over the course of Shabbat. The leiners in the neighborhood did very well, correctly
Hi! Did you get that last week’s Ravenclaw cufflinks were a reference to shluach hakan? Of course you did, as did everyone else in the
Hi! Last week’s links were Thor hammers, which look an awful lot like gavels, which are held by judges, which was the name of the
Hi! Last week’s eagle-head cufflinks were slightly more difficult than a layup, but not quite a logo three. More like a floater in the paint.
