What a quaint expression Sylvia. Hmm, tempest in a teapot. I've not heard that one. What's it mean? ;-)
Good lord people!
by John Doe 46 Replies latest jw friends
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snowbird
Tempestinateapot (in American English), or storm in a teacup (in British English), is an idiom used commonly in English meaning a small event that has been exaggerated out of proportion.
As if you didn't know ...
I think I'm gonna miss our verbal duels most of all.
Sylvia
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What-A-Coincidence
John Doe seems to be the unhealthy one.
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sweetstuff
Did I mention that Canadians are smartasses as well? ;-)
Why thank you, nice of you to notice.
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John Doe
WAC, don't you have a conspiracy theory to go get off on?
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John Doe
Aw sweetstuff--living proof that a smartass does not preclude being a dumbass. he he he
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free2think
Oh how i will miss JD's smartass threads.
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snowbird
WAC, don't you have a conspiracy theory to go get off on?
You so bad!
Sylvia
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sweetstuff
Aw sweetstuff--living proof that a smartass does not preclude being a dumbass. he he he
Aww-JD, living proof that the monkey who throws his dung the farthest, usually carries the most stink.
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Brother Apostate
Every issue that could help a JW to see that "the truth" is anything but has been exposed, well documented and discussed on this site already.
Since all of these issues will be archived for research by anyone seeking answers, it will be good for the mental well-being of JWDers that spend all day everyday on here to get on with their lives already.
Fringe groups pushing an agenda and fluffy huggy threads have drowned this site over the last few years. Good timing on pulling the plug.
BA- Get on with your life- there's much to learn, to enjoy, to experience.
PS- Best wishes to all- here's hoping you find the way that is right, not to man, but to God.