by C0ntr013r 112 Replies latest watchtower scandals
Controller: Yeah I am familiar with the whole line-up. There's really not that much difference in the watch sizes. The ones in those photos look really big, even rectangular. The watch band looks like the milanese loop but like i said, it just doesn't look right attached to the case or even the way it sits on his wrist.
It's like we're analyzing the Zapruder film or something.
Seriously... y'all are worried about what kind of watch the man wears? Even if it is a solid gold Apple Star Trek communicator tricorder...
Of all the things this organization can be criticized over, and held to task for, y'all focus on a GB member's watch.
Nope, ex-JWs aren't bitter... they just have too much time on their hands since they don't have to go door-to-door anymore
misspelled SUIT
Reuters/Stefanie LoosThe 18-karat gold Apple Watch Edition isn't easy to find, buy, or even try on.
It will also difficult to return, too.
According to a new report from 9to5Mac's Mark Gurman, the Apple Watch Edition has a unique return process.
Here it is, step-by-step, based on an alleged internal document:
The Apple Watch Edition also falls under the company's standard return policy, which says you can return the device with its included accessories and packaging along with the original receipt within 14 days of receiving the product, and Apple will exchange it or give you a refund based on your original payment method. Also, you can only return products in the country in which you bought them, and for transactions over $750 — like the Apple Watch Edition — Apple will mail you a refund check within 10 business days.
Here is a better picture of the watchtower I linked earlier:
http://www.jw.org/en/publications/magazines/wp20130701/
(Credits to Stumpy for finding a better resolution.)
Some nuggets from the watchtower:
Do the religions in your area employ direct or subtle pressure to obtain money? Is that in harmony with the Bible?
The apostle Paul said: “It was with working night and day, so as not to put an expensive burden upon any one of you, that we preached the good news.” (1 Thessalonians 2:9) Paul worked as a tentmaker to support his ministry.—Acts 18:2, 3.
This magazine obviously costs money to print and ship. Yet you will never see commercial advertising or appeals for money. The emphasis is on dispensing Bible truth.
