Hey, it’s me. That one muslim dude in the comments section (You might have seen me, or maybe you haven’t idk)
Decided to do a QnA. Why you ask? For fun lol.
ask me anything
Gets asked
Doesn’t answer
My question: were you ever a user on r/askmiddleeast?
what’s your lemmygrad origin story?
I used to scroll through GenZedong on reddit (back when it was still active). I remember there was like a post about telling the subreddit members to move to lemmygrad (or something like that, I might be remembering wrongly). So I would basically scroll through just like I usually would on r/GenZedong until 2022 when I decided to make an account.
Also I should probably thank Hakim, I got one of his videos recommended to me before I discovered r/GenZedong. (Along with this video: https://youtu.be/MjwL1mSrPLA?si=Uxrandg1DUPASI40)
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how did u end up in this community?
(Copied reply from an earlier comment)
“ I used to scroll through GenZedong on reddit (back when it was still active). I remember there was like a post about telling the subreddit members to move to lemmygrad (or something like that, I might be remembering wrongly). So I would basically scroll through just like I usually would on r/GenZedong until 2022 when I decided to make an account.
Also I should probably thank Hakim, I got one of his videos recommended to me before I discovered r/GenZedong. (Along with this video: https://youtu.be/MjwL1mSrPLA?si=Uxrandg1DUPASI40)”
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Where are you from?
If you ever want to ask for someone’s ethnicity, just guess wrong and they’ll correct you. But like they might curse you depending on the guess.
Do you enjoy learning about Judaism?
There are some great videos on the Hasidim that you should watch some time, but many of them are a few dozen minutes long. I am sure that you’ll enjoy them, though. There is one boy in the series who reminds me of Omar Mukhtar.
If you don’t have a lot of time you could watch this miniseries of Ashkenazim and Sephardim exchanging culture. It’s much lighter on the Judaism content, but it’s pretty fun.
