OK... I give up.... what is "MR T"????
15 - 20 leave from congregation in North East of England
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Sail Away
I think The A-Team in this context is the 'The Apostate-Team'
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cha ching
Haha! Thanks researchandenlightened & Sail Away, I get it!
I knew about "Mr. T" of the "A-Team", (but I guess I thought that UK didn't watch it, haha, and maybe it was a WT term, OMG!) I use to watch this TV show, but I guess I just could not connect the cryptic dots....
So..... there was an elder who was part of the A-Team, a "Mr-T" kind of guy that is leaving, right? Did I get it?
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AverageJoe1
That was just my bizarre Northern British humour ChaChing!
The OP mentioned the A-Team and I immediately thought of Mr T (who funnily enough was on British TV adverts for
MarathonSnickers bars).As a side note I was never allowed to watch it as a kid at home so I used to watch it at a friend’s house, despite my explaining that the A-Team never actually managed to kill anyone!
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Angel of the north
John Cedars has put on his you tube channel the apostasy talk from the congregation involved .
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cha ching
Haha! Didn't we all AverageJoe1 !!??!! Love British humor!
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sparrowdown
World's craziest fool religions part 1.
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Half banana
It's good news week and contagions have to start somewhere, why not in Geordie land! Let's hope more and more PIMOs become POMOs.
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GoneAwol
Just learned that the talk has also been given in another nearby congregation. To me, this sounds like the org are trying to clamp down on ‘the gangrene’ spreading.
Yeah, right! Its just more jibba jabba....