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I was about to ask a PTIJ when I discovered that the subject had already been covered as a serious topic with serious answers. However, I personally would like to hear the more humorous possibilities on the topic.

Is it okay to convert regular questions into PTIJs?

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According to the Purim Torah policy,

So, post sincere-looking questions (you know, the kind that invite answers) that:

  • misinterpret a real Torah concept or Jewish text

or

  • apply a distinctly Torah style (e.g. Talmudic analysis) to an irrelevant topic

By this standard, a valid non-PTIJ question is unlikely to qualify as a valid PTIJ question, since it's not deliberately misinterpreting something real or apply a Torah style to an irrelevant topic.

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  • The topic I was planning on asking about was "can aliens convert to Judaism", which is covered here: judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/17108/… Results - and yeah, I would've deliberately misinterpreted something for my version. – Harel13 Feb 28 at 10:02

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