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  The Dark Knight

  by XJW4EVR in

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  2. entertainment

  there may be spoilers on this thread, so if you haven't seen it yet, don't read any further.. first, i enjoyed the movie.

  i think that the reboot of batman was the best thing that could have been done to the franchise.

  i love the fact that the last two films are dark, and that the batman literally skates the thin line between justice and criminality.

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  kazar

  I saw the movie and I was somewhat disappointed. It was action-packed from beginning to end but I liked Jack Nicholson and Michael McKean's performances better.
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  Your Favorite 1970's Music Groups/ Singers/ Songs ?

  by flipper in

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  2. friends

  in the 1970's i was a teenager.

  i wasn't that big into disco- although i enjoyed kc and the sunshine band as well as earth, wind, and fire.

  but my really big love in music was always rock n' roll, blues , stuff like that !

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  Lulu - Oh Me Oh My (I'm a Fool for You Baby)

  I think this was in the early '70's -- not positive.
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  Blondie's Comments You Will Not Hear at the 06-08-08 WT Study (GUIDANCE)

  by blondie in

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  2. friends

  god's guidance = only the guidance of the wts/fds/gb.

  when, though, do we need that guidance?

  god's guidance = wts/fds/gb guidance.

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  kazar

  Thank you Blondie! You always are way ahead of the WT doublespeak.
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  Van Morrison - Your Favorite Album or Songs From Him ?

  by flipper in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  truly an amazing artist and songwriter of our time has been van morrison .

  from the time he started in the 60's till today, he continues to pump out soulful, bluesy, great tunes, not only as a vocalist, but as an accomplished musician as well !

  what are your all time favorite songs by him ?

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  kazar

  I love all the ones previously mentioned; I like all of his songs. He is probably my favorite singer/musician. I also like:

  1. Wavelength

  2. Kingdom Hall (nostalgic and obvious reasons). His voice is very powerful on that one.
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  * * * * Blue eyed Soul * * * *

  by FlyingHighNow in

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  2. entertainment

  who ever said "white people haven't got any soul?

  " well, he/she must not have heard humble pie with steve mariott at the front.

  see if you don't agree: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwweomm4pdy&feature=related.

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  kazar

  How about Marshall Tucker Band - "Can't You See"

  I'm unable to post a link to YouTube but they're there.
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  Anybody out there an Agnostic mentally but a Believer at Heart? (like me)

  by Meeting Junkie No More in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  first off, i no longer believe the bible to be the inspired word of god.

  but with my heart i want to believe.

  i love the idea of an all-powerful deity that cares for me and the rest of humanity.

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  Count me in. I don't believe, but I want to.
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  How could an ex-Jw become Catholic

  by My Struggle in

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  2. friends

  i don't mean this to be offensive to any catholics in any way and believe that they can have true salvation unlike the jw.

  also, i know little about the in's and out's of practicing catholicism, as i have never had any interest in being one.

  regardless i am always surprised when an ex-jw says that they have found the real truth in catholicism.

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  I am also surprised at JW's becoming Catholic; probably because I was a Catholic who converted to the JW's. I found the doctrines and teachings of Catholicism burdensome--mortal sins, venial sins, heaven, hell, limbo (I don't mean the dance) and purgatory just to name a few. I never knew any Catholics who were sincere. I'm sure there are, I'm just stating I never met them. I used to be amazed at the things Catholics would do which would be considered very damning and they didn't even worry about getting to confession. It was this descrepancy which turned me away from them. Of course after a few years of being a JW I encountered different rules and beliefs that were just as burdensom. The hypocrisy of the Watchtower did the same thing to me.
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  Music for Bad Moods

  by metatron in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i've discovered that, when i am in a bad mood, i don't want to be cheered up as much as agreed with.

  in that spirit, i offer the following.

  as theme music for various negative states of mind.. hating everybody:.

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  kazar

  Begin The Beguine - Artie Shaw
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  apostates at assemblys

  by looloo in

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  2. scandals

  i was told not to even look at them when i studied, but i did not buy the satan stuff about them and said well what have the watchtower got to worry about if they have the truth and no skeletons in the closet ?

  i was quite tempted to speak to them and felt rude and judgemental , what did you used to think about them when you were dubs in the trufff ?

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  I saw an ad in a newspaper about an an ex-JW meeting about 15 years ago where I met the organizer of this event and we became good friends. I have since lost contact with her. I had been fading from the WT but in my heart I still believed it. There were about 15 people at the meeting and were denouncing the WT, my friend being the chief spokesman. I did not know they were apostates. My friend had been df'd for daring to challenge the denials of an elder who had molested her underage daughter. She was df'd because according to the Committee she suffered from "independent thinking".

  The subject at the meeting was about child molestation in the WT organization. I was appalled at what I heard--and confused. I never believed anything like that could happen in "God's Organization". My friend was in a court litigation battle with the Watchtower and the elder individually who had molested her underage daughter. My friend would protest outside of the Kingdom Halls with signs and contact the newspapers as to why she was doing this. It was a lot of publicity. . She went so far as to go back to the many houses where she had converted those to the JW's to tell them it was all bulls----. She and I became very good friends.

  My friend was a very gutsy woman. Before she became a JW she used to rescue abused animals: Monkeys from Johns Hopkins where they experiment on them, and horses used for the hucksters here in Baltimore. The horses were sick and mangy looking as they pulled their wagons around the city in hot summertime. My friend's husband was shot to death and killed during one of the horse rescues. So it didn't surprise me in the least that she took on the Watchtower with signs and newspapers and court. I had the utmost respect for her even though at the time I still wasn't free from Watchtower thinking....and as many have already posted on this thread, it was the internet that freed me. Specifically this site. I hope my friend has internet access and one day we will find each other again. She would be elated to know how far from the WT I have come.
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  National Newspapers Verses J.W Discssion Forum.

  by cluless in

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  2. friends

  whilst becomming familliar with the internet i have joined certain discussions forums.. i have been amased that the responces to topics raised on this site are (oftern) more responsive than main news topics raised by national newspapers.

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  kazar

  Welcome, and feel free to express your opinions.