Which Watchtower publications did you keep? (page 3)

Nathan Natas

I have a bunch of them left over from my "Watchtower Bookshelf (BS)" days.

I think I might put them into a good-sized water-tight container and innoculate them with gardening fungi I have access too (non-magic variety) along with some dilute sugar solution (fungi LOVE sugar if it is dilute), let the mycellium spread through the cellulose matrix and then put them out with my yard-waste, which goes to a local compost factory (I intentionally avoided calling it a "compost plant" because that might have been confusing).

At that point, they will look HIDEOUS, but they are just friendly garden 'shrooms doing what they do best.

Village Idiot

I live in a small house, we've just been under our stairs (storage place) and pulled out decades of bound volumes. I'm all for throwing them away but my husband says keep them. But why? I'm not going to use them again - ever. So bit by bit I'm throwing them away but I'm keeping my pink paradise book.

!!!!!!!!!!DON'T!!!!!!!!!! Give them away to one of us. We'll gladly take them off your hands. I'd offer to buy them but I've got no money.

btlc

I have on paper pretty much everything ever printed on my language (mid 1950' onward + some Rutherford books). Scanned in .pdf also, + everything published in english i could found online (about 40 GB), i keep that crap for future knowledge. But i'm a hamster anyway, when is about a books...

Londo111

I've held onto some of it for research, but now I'm getting rid of it all as I find it.

cofty

I had a huge library. I dumped everything apart from a Studies in The Scriptures Vol 1 with the pyramid bullshit which I kept for historical curiosity.

Etude

In another couple of decade or so, but particularly when a newer generation of recruits takes over, every publication up to now will be a historical curiosity. That will mean more ammunition for others to show what revisionist whores the Watchtower is.

Etude.

Diogenesister

Anything that's not available on their CD Rom. They can always claim that anything in pdf form is altered by apostates, so a hard copy as evidence is essential. If someone is ready to wake up, things that wtbts wrote in the past *can* be hugely important as evidence of ttatt.

You could offer them for sale or free If postage is paid as many exJW collect them for that very reason.

What books do you have if you don't mind my asking?

Axelspeed

I dumped a lot but I also held on to a lot, especially the ones I felt had some significance. They are in storage, but the ones I can recall are proclaimers, commentary on James, the pink paradise book, reasoning book, both worshippers books (to show the changes), freedom in the sons of god, salvation at hand (I think) and lots of books of that same size from that era, my old elders manual (never turned it in), the revelation book and the old Babylon the Great book, the Triumph book. There are many more but can't recall off hand because they're in storage. I got rid of the ones I felt had little significance, but may in time wish I had them back. Also got rid of lots of bound volumes. I also still have my leather black bible I had when I left...just for the occasional funeral I may go to. I also kept anything having to do with blood. I only keep them just in case someone says we never said that, especially family. Every now and then I think about dumping it all.

Diogenesister

Nathan N Is that the way to compost books?( am ignorant and interested)

Diogenesister

I'm interested in studies in the scriptures and the James book if anyone has it. I have some but lost a lot in a separation😕

Which Watchtower publications did you keep?

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