Putternut's story was one I could personally relate to. He seemed a good soul. May he RIP!
bavman
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I miss Puternut
by lonelysheep ini do.
sorry to rehash sadness.
i enjoyed his posts and am sad he's gone.
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Big changes after the new tract?
by Matt_fs inone of my jw friends who still talks to me said this was the last tract that will be released from the faithfull discreet slave and that after the tract has been released there will be some major changes and for everyone not to be affraid.
does anyone have an idea of what this might be?
this gets me a little curious!.
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bavman
yawn
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There are no atheists in a foxhole
by The wanderer in<!-- .style1 {font-family: arial, sans-serif} .style2 { font-size: 14px; font-family: arial, sans-serif; } .style3 {font-family: arial, sans-serif; color: #e8b303; } .style4 {font-family: arial, sans-serif; color: #a9a4b8; } --> "there are no atheists in a foxhole"old soliders' adage this discussion was brought about by curiosity as to why in-.
dividuals have become atheists seeing that at one time they.
professed a belief in god.. the intent is not to argue, debate, or incite to riot.
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bavman
Sometimes foxholes make atheists....
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This week's KM guilt-fest
by StillGroggy infor anybody who attended the service meeting this week (or will this week)
notice the guilt-fest article that mentions not working overtime at work or taking weekend trips and missing the meetings.
ugh, any former witnesses remember looking down on people who went to the beach or took trips frequently on the weekends.
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bavman
quote 1 Timothy 5:8... and grin when you walk away...
I'm sorry, I have forgotten what that scripture say's.
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This week's KM guilt-fest
by StillGroggy infor anybody who attended the service meeting this week (or will this week)
notice the guilt-fest article that mentions not working overtime at work or taking weekend trips and missing the meetings.
ugh, any former witnesses remember looking down on people who went to the beach or took trips frequently on the weekends.
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bavman
What always bugged the bejebus out of me was the fact I NEEDED to work overtime in order to provide for my family. WTF was I suppose to do?
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The Great Taboo Discussion---Suicides among former Jehovah's Witnesses
by The wanderer in<!-- .style1 {font-family: arial, sans-serif} .style2 {color: #ff0000} .style3 {color: #000000} .style4 {font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; } --> the great taboo discussionsuicides among former jehovah's witnesses to write about this discussion neither appeals to me nor does it make me feel comfortable to discuss it.. however, it is necessary to consider in light of all the trauma, negative experiences, and personal traged-.
ies that have happened to individuals on this board.
(what inspired me to write this subject was a bone chilling account .
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bavman
I'm not sure how Taboo this subject is but anyway. I remember several witness suicides and attempts. I had an ex-witness cousin who succeeded. Of course, who could forget our good buddy "Puternut" who use to post on these boards...may he RIP!
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I met Roger Waters of Pink Floyd Sunday night!!!!!
by Thegoodgirl inhey all you pink floyd fans!
i have to share this with my old pals on jwd: me and my husband went to three roger waters concerts this fall: (detroit, chicago, los angeles.
) we went to the la concert sunday night.
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bavman
Very cool!
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Did u want to leave the org bcause u were doing something immoral?
by Will2Power in..and then sought to justify your leaving the organisation/religion by researching websites like this (to salve your conscience, justify continuing in your pleasurable but unscriptural lifestyle), or did you sincerely leave purely because you discovered certain false teachings, scandals, etc, while still living a moral, christian lifestyle?
be honest now, i mean really honest.
(this is not meant to offend anyone but viewed like a survey).
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bavman
I left to BECOME moral.
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Do you miss 'em?
by Jourles inif you're df'd or da'd and your friends and family have cut you off, do you still miss them?.
i miss some of my good friends i admit.
but do you want to know something really callous?
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bavman
I sometimes miss the friendships I "thought" I had. But, I am right there with ya. I am slowly but surely not caring anymore. I have sent e-mails, tried calling, talked to my dad briefly when my mom was in the hospital (btw, I was the only family member who they didn't want there), sent flowers, sent a book my Dad would appreciate, sent pictures of what I am up to now and of my son having a good time with me. The e-mails coming back are shorter and shorter and are colder and colder. My mom doesn't even sign them with love anymore and more recently stopped replying at all. Relationships take effort and when no effort is coming back the relationship dies. That's just the way it is.