šŗšø JewWhoHasItAllI want to get my Christian friend Jane a useful gift for her ritual Yom #Easter Egg Search but couldnāt make it all the way out to the #Christaica store in the suburbs.
This is all the Christaica the department store by me has, which should I get?
AdamHertz@jewwhohasitall Bedikat Beytzim?
Marc Trius@adamhertz @jewwhohasitall out of context, sounds unpleasantly clinical
David Erik NelsonšŖ¬@jewwhohasitall Are you sure silver is OK? I think I read somewhere that goyim have some sort of allergy or aversion to silver? Or maybe they don't touch silver on a full moon? It's somehow treyf in some part of their culture, is all I known. Some backwater European peasant superstition.
Colin Rosenthal@jewwhohasitall I found a mini statuette of their Tzaddik Klaus that I bought as a house present for their last chag. Do you think I could give that as a gift on Yom Easter? A tzaddik is a tzaddik all year round isnāt he?
canusfeminacanis@gorhendad_oldbuck @jewwhohasitall
A rabbit, maybe. Chocolate, unless the recipient wants a pet.
@canusfeminacanis @jewwhohasitall For the Korban right? But here in the north, Christian rabbis permit substitution of a hare (āpĆ„skehareā itās called).
@gorhendad_oldbuck @jewwhohasitall
No reason why not, although rabbit's usually more abundant.
But hare's definitely good.
@canusfeminacanis @jewwhohasitall Itās too cold for rabbits in most of Denmark. The Easter Hare is a real thing!
@gorhendad_oldbuck @jewwhohasitall
Sorry, didn't know you were that far north.š„“
littlemiao 
@jewwhohasitall so this is the chag where they are obligated to eat eggs not the one where eggs are forbidden? Itās so confusing to keep track of! š¤
Jacque@littlemiao @jewwhohasitall wait, there's one where eggs are banned?