http://www.witnessesonline.com/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/witnessesonline/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=13&t=000118&p=.
finding a man was always one of the biggest problems in wt due to many factors.
my last hall had 42 single women from 25 45 yrs of age many never married before.
Hey JT:
I don't mean to bust her bubble, but doesn't that sister you quoted know that the WTS teaches that the ressurected ones won't have sex when they come back?
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Bigboi
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
had enough asked :.
if you haven't already related to us the experiences at bethel that you told to your mom-in-law, (or even if you already have told us) could you tell us about what you told her.....and...what is "g-jobbing" (sorry for my naivity) .
i didn't want to take away from sl post about his mother but i thought a little insight into the world of the bethelites would be interesting this am.
Say BM:
When were you there man, and do you know a Derrick Mumford? I have ties to him. Holla back.
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Bigboi
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
hi bigboi: i enjoyed your post on race issues.
i decided to make a separate post to you.. i grew up in a complex situation that greatly affected my racial views and brought me to where i am at today.
my great grandmother owned slaves, and kept them on as employees after the civil war.
Hey Amazing:
I think fear is still a big obstacle to further progress on racial issues. That's the only quality I feel that a significant proprtion of anglos have that add to the problems. This fear though can lead to a lot of things. I spoke about that in my reply to Digeridoo on the other thread. That's basically it. Also I think that more ppl in suburban areas need to give more attention to what is going on in our cities. Not to give a handout but to sort of ensure that these places stay vibrant and productive, because the problems in communities that have been negelected and stagnant spread to encompass all it's surrounding areas.
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Bigboi
P. S. In response to you question about opportunities for minorities.
I think minorities already have doors of opporunity that are open for them. More so anyway than any other time in history no doubt. However, I don't want to see those opportunities erode over time. That's my biggest concern. however it is only those in minority communities that can and must ensure that those doors stay open and we'll need all the help and advice we can get.
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
hi bigboi: i enjoyed your post on race issues.
i decided to make a separate post to you.. i grew up in a complex situation that greatly affected my racial views and brought me to where i am at today.
my great grandmother owned slaves, and kept them on as employees after the civil war.
Hey Amazing:
Just read your post. I enjoyed it and i agree with your assessment of the situation in our country currently. A lot of progress has been made since your younger days, and also since my own too. I'm still young(juat turned 24) but I can see much more diversity to day than when i was a young kid. However I do feel there is starting to be a loss of dialogue on the subject. That's why I started that thread yesterday. I was offline last night so I didn't see the rest of the replies. I also feel that race issues need to be seen from a different perspective nowadays, as there will be no clear-sut majority in this country in the not to distant future. This new perspective needs to address the problems of the inner-cities of this country, especially education and economic and cultural developement.
Here in New Orleans there is little or no economic developement and the public school system is crumbling. This has created a culture of poverty in the city that seems to be perpetual. The racial attitude of ppl in this area of the country is not as progressive and I feel that is a reason why this culture is being promoted. It's a bit off subject but i feel that race does play a part in issues like those i mentioned previously. So while enormous progress has been made, I feel we still have a long way to go.
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Bigboi
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
check it out: http://www.witnessesonline.com/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/witnessesonline/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=13&t=000241.
ariel, sista, it's called cognitive dissonance.
read up on it, and you will see why nothing makes sense in your life.
Hey Six:
It's a real shame to see how they keep ppl's minds occupied with all these arbitrary distinctions and distractions. It totally consumes thier lives and keeps them from seeing that they are merely the pawns of a publishing scam.
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Bigboi
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
anyone who's informed about the honorable joseph franklin rutherford knew what a jerk he was in life, but the creator in his infinite humor also wanted his death to remind us that whenever we fondly think of da judge, one word will always come to our mind: that word is "asshole.".
here's "indisputable" proof: http://farkel.0catch.com/index.html.
farkel
Good One Farkel:
You mean the dweeb actually died of Rectal Cancer?!!!!!!! Hilarious!!!!
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Bigboi
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
they won.
not that i care (don't 'do' sports anymore since the tix are priced so way out of my 'league' that i am 'silently' protesting...).
but, i thought it might be an interesting 'topic' for some.
Hey Logical:
We're taking about basketball not football here. The Los Angeles Fakers beat my man Allen Iverson and the 76ers for the world championship of the truly, uniquely, unequivically(?) American sport.
BASKETBALL.
Which by the way i played with both your hands and incredible foot work and little elevation.
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Bigboi
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
first, here is what the media had to say:.
from the mpls star tribune:.
birthday show reflects a more mature prince.
Hey Peace:
Thanks for the info. I hope the dude wakes up. I think he will. Come on Prince likes too much...... well you know to stay in such a repressive environment for too long. Hey did he do "Let's Go Crazy"?
I love that song. How about "I Would Die for U". I like that one too.
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Bigboi
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
they won.
not that i care (don't 'do' sports anymore since the tix are priced so way out of my 'league' that i am 'silently' protesting...).
but, i thought it might be an interesting 'topic' for some.
hey Rutht:
The refs wouldn't let the 76ers play. They showed a replay last night that showed Shaq hitting Mutumbo in the face on 3 separate occassions and not one foul was called. Iverson was allowed to be mugged the whole series and nobody made any calls. The Fakers paid someone off bigtime.
Amnesian I said that quote not AGuest. Typical Faker fan.
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Bigboi
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
they won.
not that i care (don't 'do' sports anymore since the tix are priced so way out of my 'league' that i am 'silently' protesting...).
but, i thought it might be an interesting 'topic' for some.
AGuest:
You mean the refs won for the Fakers. Everyone knows who the real MVP is. Go 76ers. Allen Iverson 4eva.
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Bigboi
"it ain't what ya do. it's how you do it" quote from the song "True Honeybunz" by Bahamadia
