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Tanakh and Talmud
How do bald Jewish men attach their yarmulkes?
Answer

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April 07, 2008 9:11AM
Bald Jewish men wear a Yarmulka that is big enough that it doesn't need to be attached. Many non-bald Jews do the same thing.
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reminder of the presence of God. Not wearing a kippah (yarmulkah)
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