no matter where you go today, you'll find a computer.
do you think that one day computers will be found in kh's?
they could store tons of information on each witness, instead of writting it down on a piece of paper.
I'm with you Blondie! All of our elders come from different cities and stuff. I'm sure it's part of a "shuffle" of some sort to keep stuff under wraps. Everything is probably documented in that room.
Or maybe they didn't want me seeing all the photographs they took while spying on me....
i cant bring myself to get into voting.
i am registered, but when its time to vote, i just really never fell the urge to get there and get it done.
my husband is very political, and is always talking politics and about the importance of voting.
I always vote, if only to be contrary to the WT.
think about that for a moment....... if jesus was a jw(as jws claim), how would he have handled various situations??
for example, if peter denied him 3 times, what would've been different?
or if the disciples fell asleep the night before he was to die, how would a jesus christ jehovah's witness have handled it?.......you get the idea.
Interesting!
I can't really imagine Jesus shunning someone. What? No service report this month???? (shun, shun) You're not coming to the assembly??? (shun, shun)
Can you see Jesus, underlining in his WT?
a young newlywed couple wanted to join a catholic church.
the pastor told them, "we have special requirements for new parishioners.
you must abstain from sex for one whole month.".
I'm heading over to Home Depot now, I've gotta try this.
Aww, come on, fix it. My mom always new she's be famous one day. She just never suspected it would be on this board.
no matter where you go today, you'll find a computer.
do you think that one day computers will be found in kh's?
they could store tons of information on each witness, instead of writting it down on a piece of paper.
Yeah, it's in the library. Which we are all (technically) supposed to have access to but going in there without a DAMN good reason brings dirty looks and someone inevitably runs to get an elder, who will kindly ask you if you need any help. I once asked permission to go in there from an elders wife so i could use the phone. I guess no one told any elders I had permission because one came and asked if I needed anything. I told him I was using the phone, I had permission, and he left... sort of. He stopped to have a conversation with someone right in front of the open door.
no matter where you go today, you'll find a computer.
do you think that one day computers will be found in kh's?
they could store tons of information on each witness, instead of writting it down on a piece of paper.
We've gotone in our hall, although no one but the elders can use it. It's all hooked up to the Internet and everything. They say it's so everyone can do research, but just try to get your grubby little hands on it and see what happens.
awake!
september 22, 1995 p19-23 .
many hardships, many blessings .
Uh... maybe it's me but I sure would feel weird if a friend sent me any underwear in the mail much less 17 FREAKIN' PAIRS!
the post about jehovah sending panties through the mail is funny.
it reminds me of all the stories at the assemblies and conventions of zealous witnesses rewarded for their dedication.
i never believed any of them.
Oh, I got another one. Two years ago at the convention they told a long, drawn-out, dramatic story about a guy who was offered a job making $100,000 a yeay but he'd have to miss book study to take it. He decided to refuse the job so he could go to book study. Anyway, at the end of the story the speaker said "and guess where the job was? The world trade centre." (Audible gasps from the crowd.) What a load of crap. I KNOW it's not true, how horrible to use a tragedy like that just to make up a bullshit story to scare people into coming to meetings.
the post about jehovah sending panties through the mail is funny.
it reminds me of all the stories at the assemblies and conventions of zealous witnesses rewarded for their dedication.
i never believed any of them.
At last years convention a man got on stage and told a story of "The Hardest Decision He Ever Made". His daughter was in a car accident and needed blood, but he wouldn't consent. She died. Everybody clapped.
What f**ked up bunch of people does it take to clap when a parent stands there and says "My child was dying and I could have saved her but I decided not to."
Bravo, bravo
