is Bailey Jay Jewish?

[hippifried]

She definately has the eye of the Jew

Really? There's some special (& apparently secret until now) "eye of the Jew"? I must have fallen asleep when that was explained during my supremacy classes. Or maybe I just forgot. Senior moments.


Anyway...
I was going to suggest contacting Adam Sandler. He put out that Hannukah (sp) song some years back, that was a list of all kinds of folks who you probably wouldn't have known were Jewish. (David Lee Roth?) Maybe he knows.

[Bobby Domino]

really? There's some special (& apparently secret until now) "eye of the jew"? I must have fallen asleep when that was explained during my supremacy classes. Or maybe i just forgot. Senior moments

lol!!!!! Epic

[robertlouis]

She definately has the eye of the Jew

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a nazi eugenicist in our midst. Welcome.

[PSL4u]

Am I the only person in this thread that has seen Beer Fest?

[BigDF]

We use the letter 'J' in English to replace the 'Y' -thus 'Yahweh' becomes 'Jehova', in written Hebrew and Arabic there are no vowels, so the exact transliteration of Yahweh is actually 'YWH'. The lack of written vowels assumes the context of sentence will explain its meaning, and this is often where translations have had to guess, if the precise context was not obvious -there is a now a substantial amount of literature which challenges the meaning of the Dead Sea Scrolls on just this one issue of interprtation. As for 'bloodline' -what is that? We seem to have gone from 'ethnic background' to 'bloodline' and none of it has anything to to with the person named in the title of this thread, which has lasted longer than I thought it would.

I have no answer for the original question, either, and I really don't understand the context of it. To me Bailey Jay appears to be a cute girl and nothing more. I'm kind of curious about someone watching a porn star and speculating on their religious beliefs. Or their ethnicity for that matter. Stavros, I always like reading your replies to these kinds of things because I always learn something from you.

[Stavros]

Thanks for the compliment BigDF -not sure why this thread has lasted so long, though, the topic has generated some odd exchanges and I don't know what else to say, some of it is just plain daft.

[african1]

Where're you form? It's a common question. It is an American question. In a country that prides itself for its melting pot, we like to know where each of us are from?

Many times I ask some girl, where you from: to my surprise they answer: I'm Jewish. Or my family is Jewish but I'm from New York. So it is interesting that they mention that. Meaning people are proud to be Jew. I think it's a beautiful thing. In a way, I believe it is a compliment. It's something to be cherished. Only someone from a narrow background or with hidden agendas will think otherwise, will think more that there's something wrong with asking the question. I can only speak for myself, not others.

[Stavros]

Curious -has America changed? The primary question always used to be What do you do? Unless one has an obvious accent, which I do when I am in the US. I don't usually ask people the question.

[Merkurie]

It really is a non controversial question. Usually not taken as offensive, unless asked in an offensive way.

Bailey has a somewhat out of the ordinary look. People can be curious about a person's ethnic background, particularly when they are attractive, like the Kardashians, Denise Richards or Beyonce. There is a big mix of ethnicity in America, native American, Northern, Southern and Eastern European, African, Middle Eastern, South and East Asian, just for starters.

Some people's looks make you curious about their background. Its not a religious question.

[Ben]

I was just wondering what her ethnicity was? And yes, Jewish is an ethnic background

She is, I just found out, half Italian and half Spanish.