Rabbi gum law gives faithful something to chew over

Your chewing gum has just lost its flavour, but there is no rubbish bin in sight. What do you do?

Rabbi gum law gives faithful something to chew over
Thu, 17 Feb, 2005 - 13:13

Your chewing gum has just lost its flavour, but there is no rubbish bin in sight. What do you do?

According to Jewish law, get ready to swallow it.

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