My biggest thrill was holding brother Knorrs drawers with his # "33" stamped on them, dare I look inside?
Holy shit! (literally)
What Was Your Greatest "Privilege" In The Organization?
by minimus 126 Replies latest jw friends
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truth_about_the_truth
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logansrun
Seriously, though...
I was an MS from 18 to 24, reg. pioneer from 19-24. Gave public talks (I have five outlines still in my possession) both home and away, conducted a book study for about 3 years, had so many CA and DC parts I've lost count, told I'm going to be the "next elder" a billion times...I was a heavy in the making. Then I found out about radiocarbon dating and chucked the whole damn thing.
Oops. My bad.
Bradley
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minimus
I too had every type of privilege known to a male. Even "made it" to PO. As a kid, I was in EVERY convention and assembly part---from 12 to 18.......What a waste of time and energy! It was worth nothing!!!
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franklin J
Min-you were a PO?
I never knew....."Minimus" ....the Presiding Overseer. Has a certain "symetry" do it; dont you think?
....Frank sitting smugly in his office thinking of all those wasted hours going door to door peddling those inane , vacuous magazines......and going door to door with the tall circuit overseer Brother St**rt ( the one with the VERY "petite" wife) who would later go on to Minimus congregation to be circuit overseer.... It was 1 degree of separation back then from my world to Minimus...
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minimus
Your right, Frank. And he and his wife LOVED me! They instituted the "donation program" (for them) before the Society ever even thought about it. $$$$$ $$$$
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franklin J
yes, they were good at "taking", were they not?
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zen nudist
being allowed to leave
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minimus
I wouldn't buy him that beautiful CASHmere coat that he wanted at the mall, either.
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tata
When I was in bethel, Milton Henschel lived in the room right above me. I could smell the holy spirit seeping throught the ceiling into my room.
LOL
But i believed that holy spirit with the GB it was so wonderful and special.
Anyway, my "greatest privilege", was been a pioneer for six year.
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franklin J
I wouldn't buy him that beautiful CASHmere coat that he wanted at the mall, either
it must have been a very LONG coat of cashmere; that guy was about 6' 6 " as I remember. And his wife was all of 48" tall; a real "Linda Hunt" look alike. What a pair .
Good. I am glad you did not buy it for him.