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kodem koll 

a Hebrew phrase meaning in English

first and foremost/first of all
a boy comes home from school (in the winter) and starts yelling : Dad, please help me with my chemistry and Latin homework.

father: David, kodem koll, take of your hat, coat, and boots, then go and wash your hands, have your supper, then go to your room and start your homework. And that's when I'll come and help you with said homework, if you have any difficulties that is. Please behave comme du monde, like normal and civilized people.
kodem koll by Uncle Dimma October 30, 2012
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kodem koll 

a boy comes home from school and starts yelling : Dad, please help me with my chemistry and Latin homework.

father: David, kodem koll, take of your hat and coat, and boots, i might add, then go and wash your hands, have your supper comme du monde, then go to your room and start your homework. And that's when I'll come and help you with said homework. Please behave comme du monde, like normal and civilized people.
kodem koll by Uncle Dimma May 28, 2012
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kodem koll • Kode • Kodee • Kodey • kode man • koden • kodom • KEDEM • Kodei • Kode Phive

kodem koll 

a boy comes home from school and starts yelling : Dad, please help me with my chemistry and Latin homework.

father: David, kodem koll, take of your hat and coat, and boots, i might add, then go and wash your hands, have your supper comme du monde, then go to your room and start your homework. And that's when I'll come and help you with said homework. Please behave comme du monde, like normal and civilized people.
kodem koll by Uncle Dimma September 4, 2012
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