I agree, Scully. It very much has bothered me when I see people with serious mental illness reproved or disfellowshipped for "conduct unbecoming of a christian". What mental health professional would tell family and friends not to be supportive to a loved some suffering with mental illness? This is one of the big things that helped me to see how bogus this organization is. It is dangerous for elders with no degrees in mental health to be dealing out judgment and punishment to the mentally ill.
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One thing about this site that bothers me
by keyser soze inthe constant references to 'window washers' as something derogatory.. i understand the context of it-that most jws are uneducated, and unqualified to do much more.
but sometimes the references seem snobbish, almost mean-spirited.
one poster, on another thread, essentially referred to window washers as 'losers'.
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One thing about this site that bothers me
by keyser soze inthe constant references to 'window washers' as something derogatory.. i understand the context of it-that most jws are uneducated, and unqualified to do much more.
but sometimes the references seem snobbish, almost mean-spirited.
one poster, on another thread, essentially referred to window washers as 'losers'.
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FlyingHighNow
The world has a warped idea of what is valuable. Every job has value. There is a person for each kind of job.
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One thing about this site that bothers me
by keyser soze inthe constant references to 'window washers' as something derogatory.. i understand the context of it-that most jws are uneducated, and unqualified to do much more.
but sometimes the references seem snobbish, almost mean-spirited.
one poster, on another thread, essentially referred to window washers as 'losers'.
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FlyingHighNow
I always hear, work smart. If you make 100 an hour washing windows, it's more sensible than working for $20, doing that job you need a degree for, if you enjoy it and you pay your quarterlies. Nothing wrong with humble work.
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Suggestions for car buying
by FlyingHighNow inif you were a lady and you were 55 and had $5,000 or less to spend on a used car, what would buy?
top concerns: good mpg; reliable; in not having major issues like ball joints breaking, timing belts breaking, etc.
not too expensive to maintain.
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I have the funds now. Any additional thoughts and ideas are sought and welcomed. I am doing this car search with no man or vehicle to get around with.
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What are your turn offs in a guy or girl?
by Iamallcool inone of them is nose rings/piercings.
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FlyingHighNow
I prefer guys with toenails. Just please keep them groomed.
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What are your turn offs in a guy or girl?
by Iamallcool inone of them is nose rings/piercings.
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Hygiene - soap and water guys, every day - all over your body - do it.
Please. . . brush your teeth too . . . Please.
Also, PLEASE, clip your nails, fingernails and especially your toenails.
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What are your turn offs in a guy or girl?
by Iamallcool inone of them is nose rings/piercings.
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Women drip?
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Ladies - how often should you wash your hair??
by quellycatface ini've cut my hair washing from every 2 days to every 4 days and this week, i've left it 7 days.
it's been growing much better and is in great condition!
any tips for growing your hair lush and lovely?.
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FlyingHighNow
Our family used these, too. Both the shampoo and conditioner:
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Ladies - how often should you wash your hair??
by quellycatface ini've cut my hair washing from every 2 days to every 4 days and this week, i've left it 7 days.
it's been growing much better and is in great condition!
any tips for growing your hair lush and lovely?.
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FlyingHighNow
When I was a teenager, I mostly used Clairol Herbal Essence for Oily Hair. I loved the way Herbal Essence smelled. Mom bought Ogelvie conditioner for me though.
"I smell the garden in your hairrr." CSN Marakesh Express. I wonder if it's because she washed her hair with Clairol Herbal Essence.
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Ladies - how often should you wash your hair??
by quellycatface ini've cut my hair washing from every 2 days to every 4 days and this week, i've left it 7 days.
it's been growing much better and is in great condition!
any tips for growing your hair lush and lovely?.
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FlyingHighNow
wearewatchingyouman, how does your shampoo leave your scalp and hair feeling? Smelling?
