MINIMUS CONDUCTS THE WATCHTOWER!

by WT Comments 32 Replies latest jw friends

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  WT Comments

  This week begins a very special feature of WT Comments.

  The Visiting Speakers

  Check in on Thanksgiving for this week's lesson, Deliverance From the Traps of the Birdcatcher
  conducted by our very own minimus.

  See all WT Comments here.
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  Finally-Free

  Why is he naked? At least he should be wearing a tie.

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  V

  btt
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  blondie

  What a wonderful idea! I'm looking forward to it.

  Blondie
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  OnTheWayOut

  I read that baby chicks will peck at a bloody spot on another chick because
  they go to the color red. I actually saw an experiment where they put a
  red dot (like minimus) on a wall for the chicks to attack. They sure did go
  for that spot. You have to keep the red dot away from the birds.

  Can Minimus survive such an article, then? We will see. Thanks for
  stepping up to the volunteer plate, Min. Watch out for the birds.
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  llbh

  For the service meeting we can have nvr and Vinny discussing the merits of the revelation book!!!

  llbh
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  AK - Jeff

  Horray for Minimus the first guest conductor! I think.

  Jeff

  The congregation awaits!

  
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  bikerchic

  I read that baby chicks will peck at a bloody spot on another chick because
  they go to the color red. I actually saw an experiment where they put a
  red dot (like minimus) on a wall for the chicks to attack. They sure did go
  for that spot. You have to keep the red dot away from the birds.

  Looking Very carefully I see more in this thread that matches a "spot". Wondering when anyone else will spot it?
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  minimus

  This should be interesting. I never had to call on anyone and I could quip as much as I liked.

  This is NO COMPARISON to Blondie or V. I was simply asked to give some comments and questions, which I regarded as a "Privilege".

  I hope Leolaia is asked to do this. Talk about research!
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  Finally-Free

  I read that baby chicks will peck at a bloody spot on another chick because
  they go to the color red. I actually saw an experiment where they put a
  red dot (like minimus) on a wall for the chicks to attack. They sure did go
  for that spot. You have to keep the red dot away from the birds.

  I'll have to be careful about letting my bird, Rocco, sit on my shoulder while I'm posting here. I just got a new 24" monitor and I don't want Rocco attacking it every time Minimus posts.

  W