Guilty,
I'm a heathen bastard
Bay64me.
bay64me
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NEVER!....allow a non-christian into your home!
by gumby in"for many deceivers are entered into the world, who confess not that jesus christ is come in the flesh.
this is a deceiver and an anti-christ.. if there come any unto you, and bring not his doctrine, receive him not into your house, neither bid him god speed: for he that biddeth him god speed is partaker of his evil deeds.
" 2nd john 7, 10-11. what i want to know is....how many of you heathen bastards are guilty of this awfull practice?.
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KILLER CORRIE. ST.!!!
by ScoobySnax inyou know, that audrey roberts was right all along about nasty ol richard hillman with the black gloves!...........course i don't watch it normally.
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bay64me
Scoobysnax
I don't normally watch it either
Bay64me.
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is this acceptable punishment for kids of JWS?
by phillipau ini am not a jw myself but i am wondering if this is the proper punishment for kids of jws ?.
my 2 neices are aged 12 &10 their step dad and mother are practising jw,s and the step dad thinks this is acepptable punishment for these girls.
he pulls down their knickers and hits these girls with a belt untill there are welts on their backsides.
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bay64me
That is disgusting!
Does the mother of these children think it's appropriate?
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Subconsciously breaking the bonds?
by acsot ini wonder if any of you who are now da or just faded have consciously or subconsciously done what i seem to be doing lately.
that is, cutting ties with people.
i don't mean cutting ties with people who are obviously abusers, etc.
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bay64me
I can identify with what you are saying. I have been severing my ties gradually, over a period of time.
Moving house has been helpful in putting a physical distance there. I don't call the people that I used to anymore and I am learning to become more independant.
One drawback that I have noted in all of this though, is that I have become a little isolated. That is not always a bad thing as I like peace and quiet, but I think it would be healthier to make new friends for myself.
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Unemployed To Be Conscripted?
by Englishman in.
an army friend of ours says that the armed forces are buzzing with rumours that the government has plans to bring the draft back to the uk very shortly.. at present, over 50% of forces personal have been earmarked for active service in iraq, more than any time since ww2.. first in line for conscription are unemployed males in the 18 - 35 age group.. englishman..
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bay64me
I was having a conversation with a friend about this subject, just the other day.
Seeing as the police force are having such a dilema as to what to do with burglars at the moment, don't you think it is a good idea?
Maby a good dose of discipline is what is needed for persistent car thieves, burglars, shop-lifters, etc.
As for the unemployed, if they were to be conscripted, wouldn't that be a great opportunity for them to be trained in some skill, thus enhancing their career prospects?
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"Help at the right Time" KM February...
by frogit in10 min: talk by elder.
"help at the right time" highlight that the special effort being made to assist those who are inactivate reflects jehovahs loving concern for his people.. .
help at the right time.
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bay64me
"My congregation has got to be one of the most unloving in the UK - full of spiteful hypocrites and gossips."
Rebel,
sounds like you went to the same hall as me!
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Fashion at the Kingdom Hall
by YellowLab inwhat are some of the fashion trends you've seen or worn at the hall?
any interesting stories to share?.
some i remember off the top of my head are tie bars, tie clips, polyester suits, wide ties... we used to have brothers who would "compete" with designer cologne like polo, etc.. the memorial was always a fashion show.. yellowlab
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bay64me
Rubadub,
You took the words right out of my mouth. I can't recall seeing much 'fashion' at the kingdom hall either!
There were a lot of charity-shop-numbers and ill fitting hand-me-downs at the hall I attended. There was a sort of unspoken rule that to be too fashionable was worldly. The more dowdy women dressed, kind of made them appear to be more spiritual.
The male attire was a joke. Double breasted suits with w i d e lapels, white sport socks with black shoes ,and I swear, one of the elders wore origional 1970s hipster flares!
I hated having to wear skirts all of the time. I got rid of the grotty stuff that I used to wear. I actually like getting ready to go out now.
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Does anybody have the quote?........
by bay64me in.
from the magazines, where the society says that we can just leave the organisation, as opposed to being disfellowshipped or disassociated.. i've noticed that a few posters have referred to this from time to time.. bay64me.
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bay64me
Thank you all. That is just what I needed.
Bay64me.
Edited by - bay64me on 20 January 2003 23:33:7
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Does anybody have the quote?........
by bay64me in.
from the magazines, where the society says that we can just leave the organisation, as opposed to being disfellowshipped or disassociated.. i've noticed that a few posters have referred to this from time to time.. bay64me.
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bay64me
from the magazines, where the society says that we can just leave the organisation, as opposed to being disfellowshipped or disassociated.
I've noticed that a few posters have referred to this from time to time.
Bay64me.
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"Help at the right Time" KM February...
by frogit in10 min: talk by elder.
"help at the right time" highlight that the special effort being made to assist those who are inactivate reflects jehovahs loving concern for his people.. .
help at the right time.
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bay64me
And if they REALLY cared, many wouldn't have left in the first place!