Would You Buy Lottery Tickets In Front of a Jehovah's Witness??? (page 3)

kat2u

hmmmm... Maybe it would help me with the odds.

Kat

czarofmischief

hahahahahahahaha!

CZAR of the "Wow, that brings up an ancient memory" klass

Why not? They will never rule my life in any way, shape or form again. AS a matter of fact, one day I went and bought a vibrator at a little shop and as I was walking out, I saw a JW from my old hall. I just pulled it out and start waving it around saying, Hey, Sister ____, you should go in that little shop over there and buy one of these. It would prolly do wonders for your attitude!" Well, you can imagine the look I got for THAt but man did it feel good!

galaxy7

ONCE i WON 50,000 DOLLARS ON A SCRATCH TICKET i WAS SO EXCITED

I phoned my Pioneer sister to tell her. All she said was "Are you going to the meetings"

Dawn

Would You Buy Lottery Tickets In Front of a Jehovah's Witness???

Sure - why not? I could give a rat what they think.
I bought cigarettes in front of them (back when I used to smoke) - so why not a lotto ticket?

Sassy

well I have been trying to fade.. so no..

although I moved and no one knows I 'was a JW' here.. nor would I know any if I saw them..

however.. I haven't purchased any either

Athanasius

Sure.

Holey_Cheeses*King_of_the juice.

Most certainly did, and would continue to do so.

The only form of gambling which I engage in, is the purchase of the occasional lottery ticket. It was 'the straw which broke the camels back' as far as I was concerned. As I drifted further from association with my 'brothers', I no longer took any care as to what my loving brothers might 'spy' me doing. So it was to be expected that I would receive a phone call from one of the elders informing me that the elders wished to have a meeting with me to discuss the fact that I had been observed buying lottery tickets. Big fcuking deal! Bring on the meeting I said.

It was arranged, and beforehand I knew the course of action I would take, and that would be to disassociate, as there was no way I considered my actions to be 'evil', hence I would continue this activity and would be by no means demonstrating any repentence for my so-called wickedness. There was no way I would give those pricks the satisfaction of disfellowshipping m

At the meeting I informed the elders that I considered the buying of lottery tickets a form of voluntary taxation, with the opportunity, by means of the incentive of a considerable cash prize, of improving ones means of living. I didn't expect that they would understand.

The end result was that I was out and those sorry bastards are still enslaved.

cheeses - who says you have to be in it to win it.

Black Sheep

No problem, but I seldom buy a ticket anyway as I'm not a gambler.

Would You Buy Lottery Tickets In Front of a Jehovah's Witness???