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The Fish and the Dybbuk

By Shtreimel · January 12, 2010

A few years after a fish talked in New Square thus proving that the God of Chasidim is the true one, another proof has surfaced. Rabbi Batzri is attempting to remove a Dubbuk from a Brazilian man inflicted with the mysterious illness. So far all attempts has been foiled. Go figure.

Had the Fish been talking to the Dybbuk we would have all been spared the drama. Stupid fish.

What does that person really suffer from? And how do we heal them? Yes, them.

Tags: Batzri, dybbuk, talking fish
Recovered from the Wayback Machine (copy of 2011-07-05). Original page in the Wayback Machine.

3 Responses

Dibuk in Cinema · January 13, 2010 at 5:25 am

A Yiddish film about a dibuk – Poland, 1937.

mms://s04wm.castup.net/server12/416/237/23768097-61.wmv

marc kay · March 28, 2010 at 11:11 pm

this is hilarious!!!!!

watches · May 17, 2011 at 2:48 am

Hi! Nice post! But the website is always loading pretty slowly.

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