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Eruvin 99: Polite Company

One who urinates or spits from the private domain to the public domain seems to need to bring a sacrifice. But how does this act of transfer include both uprooting from the one place and coming to rest in a new place? Perhaps the person's thinking compensates for the lack of a defined space. Specifically, leaving and landing in a space of 4 tefachim, or that one's aim indicates that the 4 tefachim are not critical. [What's What: Truly, again?] Also - Resh Lakish on public spitting. Also - Thr wine press's that's near the junction of public and private domains. How formal is your drinking in…

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