RYGB has noted that the common phrase for a pashkeville, "kol korei", is a misnomer, probably based on the KJV. It's take as "A voice cries in the wilderness: Pave a road", while the te'amim seem to indicate that it should be, "kol korei: bamidbar panu derech" A voice cries: pave a road in the wilderness.
Enough serious stuff, here's a Purim Pashkeville, responding to the OU's call for moderation in drinking.
The author prefers to remain anonymous (it's not me).
Sunday, March 19, 2006
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