re: #128 Cato the Elder

Interesting (or maybe not) sidenote: the Yiddish word “shaytel” (the wig) is a direct derivative of the German word for “crest” - like a bird’s.

The Orthodox Jewish custom, as I understand it, is that hair is for maidens. Once you get married, your shave your head and wear either a shaytel or a Jewish hijab in public.

Do Haredim get turned on by shaved skulls?

Inquiring goyim want to know.

Because, otherwise, I can’t really understand how the Muslim-haters get so upset by this, but not by this.

And I believe the pretty girl in the jeans is the sort who would be dismissed by some as a ‘hojabi’.