by CaptainSchmideo 42 Replies latest jw friends
Wow, what memories!
When I was growing up, the drama's were the only thing I looked forward to. I remember getting pissed if they didn't have one at all. Seemed like they were shorter all the time.
Still pisses me off that they are talking against education again. Right when my still active son is getting ready to figure out what he wants to do with college.
It never fails to amaze me how melodramatic these things are. . . almost to the point of being comical. I often wonder how different the actual events were from what is presented on stage. Everything has to have the ol' Watchtower spin on it.
I just had a BAD "flashback"....
Find a happy place....find a happy place....
u/d (of the JWD is one of my happy places class)
Well, that was a cultural experience. Thanks...
It was oddly fascinating for all the reasons they would not wish.
bebu
I too used to love the dramas especially when they used to turn the lights off in the arena. I couldnt even finish watching that it gave me shudders. es
Thanks Captain
I've been trying to convey how hilarious the dramas are to my partner, and now I have evidence. By coincidence I was talking to the Witness who is going to play Philetus at the Scottish DC the other day - he's clearly in love with the role.
Heh, now I will be able to tell my wife about the drama and give her a word-by-word synopsis of it.
It's amazing how they are once again taking the anti-college stance. Four year universities are even more so out of the question - especially if you have to leave your hometown to attend. going away to Athens....
LMFAO.. "going away to Athens".. I guess the Athens reference is the only way an utterly braindead JW would be able to make the education connection. The GB has got em by the balls.
GBL
So what NT book is this from. The Life of Timothy with apologies to the apostle Paul?
I guess adding to the Bible is OK in WT Land.
Took your advice - I'm giggling... What a flashback as U/D said.
