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- The Top Most Jewish episodes of HWYW are listed on Jewcy.com. [http://www.jewcy.com/arts-and-culture/the-most-jewish-episodes-of-julie-klausner%E2%80%99s-how-was-your-week-podcast] | - The Top Most Jewish episodes of HWYW are listed on Jewcy.com. [http://www.jewcy.com/arts-and-culture/the-most-jewish-episodes-of-julie-klausner%E2%80%99s-how-was-your-week-podcast] | ||
- Thinks about the Holocaust all the time. | |||
-It is early spring when Julie complains about being "exhausted by the holidays." | |||
-Julie often discusses the most goyish foods. | |||
-Julie has referred to herself as so Jewish, "you can taste the blood of the first born in the matzo." | |||
Latest revision as of 23:42, 24 April 2014
For those not clued in, Julie Klausner is a Jewish person. The following evidence supports this statement:
- Julie attended Jewish day school at Solomon Schechter Day School [1].
- Julie was a camper at Camp Ramah, where she celebrated Lag B'Omer.
- Julie attended High Holiday services at Temple Israel.
- Julie usually mentions major Jewish holidays from the previous week.
- Julie enjoys such Jewish carb delicacies as kugel [2] and babka [3].
- The Top Most Jewish episodes of HWYW are listed on Jewcy.com. [4]
- Thinks about the Holocaust all the time.
-It is early spring when Julie complains about being "exhausted by the holidays."
-Julie often discusses the most goyish foods.
-Julie has referred to herself as so Jewish, "you can taste the blood of the first born in the matzo."