For that matter, it might be stones of the same size (IE pea grave pebbles)


"Star-bucks" wrote in message
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Ben,

This is not vandalism, or anti-Semitic, nor was it made to desecrate the
gravesite. It was a tribute to the deceased, made by someone placing
pennies at gravesite to spell out NYUK.

There is a Jewish custom of placing stones on the gravesite (instead of
Flowers), to indicate someone has come to visit the grave. I and most
people would look at the pennies as the same remembrance as the Jewish
custom of placing stones at the grave.


"Ben" . net wrote in message
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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
Doug Kanter wrote in message
news:CO%Ve.1155


How would you like it if the pledge read "under Buddha", instead of
"under
god"?


I don't know. I've often felt underbuddha, but it usually passes in a
day
or two.

Eisboch





Here's what I have to say about that:

http://tinyurl.com/9zgyq


Harry,
I'm not Jewish and I find your contribution to be that of a pure
unadulterated asshole.
To use the vandalism of anyone's grave as humor is outside the realm of
deceny.