Oy vey! Clueless soldier's giant Hebrew tattoo he thought meant 'strength'

[Guno צְבִי]

really stands for 'MATZO'

This unnamed soldier photographed at an Arkansas Walmart thought he had inked the Hebrew word for 'strength,' but in reality it means 'matzo' in English

Sruli Schochet, a student at the Rabbinical College of America in Los Angeles, shared a hilarious photo on his Facebook page this week vividly illustrating what could happen if a person decides to get a tattoo in a foreign language without consulting a native speaker first.

The image, which as of Thursday morning has been shared more than 4,300 times, and counting, depicts a Caucasian man in a white polo shirt and a pair of khakis sporting a massive three-letter Hebrew tattoo on the inside of his right forearm.

Sum dumb goy

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...K8-51SDg&utm_source=quora&utm_medium=referral

 

[Walt]

Worth remembering, Judaism is not pro-tattoos.

 

[Bigdog]

Worth remembering, Judaism is not pro-tattoos.

The fact that the Christian Hating GUANO missed that well known fact is more evidence that he is a FAKE Jew.

 

[Grokmaster]

So the guy loves Passover Bread...and?

 

[Walt]

So the guy loves Passover Bread...and?

Not a big fan of matzo, why do you ask?

 

[Bill]

So the guy loves Passover Bread...and?

Maybe Matzo ball soup??? Looks like a taco bell tat on the other arm.lmao....

 

[Guno צְבִי]

Worth remembering, Judaism is not pro-tattoos.

yep the schmuck wasn't Jewish

 

[Guno צְבִי]

The fact that the Christian Hating GUANO missed that well known fact is more evidence that he is a FAKE Jew.

maybe if you could read hebrew, goyim

 

[Walt]

Maybe Matzo ball soup??? Looks like a taco bell tat on the other arm.lmao....

I will admit, a good matzo ball soup is good. My family did a terrible job of matzo ball soup, but I have enjoyed some other families' matzo ball soups.

 

[Bigdog]

maybe if you could read hebrew, goyim

Maybe if you weren't an anti-Semite trying to inflame hatred against the Jews.

 

[Bill]

I will admit, a good matzo ball soup is good. My family did a terrible job of matzo ball soup, but I have enjoyed some other families' matzo ball soups.

Not had it in a long time either... I should make some eventhough we are already cracking 70's....

 

[Grokmaster]

Not a big fan of matzo, why do you ask?

Read the OP. GOOD GRIEF....don't be so intellectually lazy...

 

[Grokmaster]

maybe if you could read hebrew, goyim

ANYONE CAN. There are Hebrew, Aramaic and Yiddish to English translators for free, all over the net.

 

[Grokmaster]

Passover bread w/roasted lamb....fine w/ me.

 

[Walt]

Read the OP. GOOD GRIEF....don't be so intellectually lazy...

But why does it matter if I like or do not like matzo? Lets say I love it, that would not make the tattoo right for him. If I hate it, still not a good tattoo for him. I enjoy starburst jellybeans... Should he get the Hebrew for that tattooed on his arm?

 

[Walt]

ANYONE CAN. There are Hebrew, Aramaic and Yiddish to English translators for free, all over the net.

Typing using a non-Roman alphabet is difficult. More importantly, I get the feeling that the guy who got the tattoo lacks the planning skills to check his tattoos.

 

[Controlled Opposition]

Who freakin' cares?

 

[Walt]

Who freakin' cares?

Apparently, you care enough to post in this thread.

 

[RB 60]

That's one more reason not to get a tattoo.

 

[TOP]

Who freakin' cares?

No one....how is a 5 year old article a current event?
Time to hit the little triangle....