This article makes me want to vomit
on page 15 there are three pictures. The first picture shows two teens playing soccer. The second shows a kid playing video games. The third shows a young lady playing the piano. and the caption reads:
Will you allow personal pursuits to absorb all your youthful energy and enthusiasm?
Wait you thought that was bad? there's more!! gag
13) When you think of association, you likely think of being with people. That is correct, but more is involved. When you watch a television program, listen to music, read a novel, go to a movie, or use certain resources on the Internet, you are having association. If that association panders to violent immoral inclinations or encourages drug abuse, drunkenness, or anything else contrary to Bible principles, you are keeping company with "the senseless one" who acts as if Jehovah did not exist.-Psalm 14:1
14) Perhaps you feel that since you attend Christian meetings and are active witht the congregation, you are strong enough to handle a violent movie or a music alblum with good tunes but questionable lyrics. Maybe you feel that there will be no bad results if you take a quick look at a pornographic Web site on the Internet. The apostle Paul tells you that you are wrong!. He says: "Bad associations spoil useful habits." (1 Cor. 15:33) Sadly, many promising young Christians have had their good habits spoiled by unwise associations. Be determined, then to shun associations. If you do so, you will follow Paul's counsel: "Quit being fashioned after this system of things, but transformed by making your mind over, that you may prove to yourselves the good and acceptable and perfect will of God." -Romans 12: 2.
Here's the kicker
15) Here is a second choice you face. A time will come when you will have to decide what you want to do when you finish school. If you live in a land with a shortage of employment opportunities, you might feel pressured to grasp the best available. If you live in a prosperous contry, there might be may choices, some of them very tempting. With the best of motives, your teachers or your parents might urge you to pursue a career offering financial security, perhaps even wealth. (gasp) However, training for that career might severely limit the time you can spend serving Jehovah.
I can't type any more, I feel sick
-Doodle-V