Posts by littlerockguy

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Most Haunting Voices in Music

by stillajwexelder in

ok - so after a few threads in the last few days i started listening to some of my old music.

some artists just have voices that are hauntingly beautiful and stick with you forever.

for me - the top three are.

littlerockguy

Enya

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9VAnQ6PJpzs

LRG

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Do Paul's Letters Really Count?

by almostbitten in

if there is anyone here with some heavy bible knowledge, i would like to throw this nugget up in the air.

in 2 timothy 3:16, paul reminds us that "all scripture is inspired of god and beneficial for teaching...." nwt (because that was the version that was sitting nearby).

my question is: did paul consider the personal letters he wrote to the various churches and to timothy, titus, and philemon as scripture?

littlerockguy

I can't help but think that Paul was the Rutherford of his time.

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3 REASONS TO BE A JW

by thebigdebate in

jw
friends

i have a theory on why people become jw's.

there are 3 different reasons:.

1: you were born into a family of jw's.

littlerockguy

"Dont fit in with normal people"

Define "normal people".

There just as many "nuts" in any other religion as there are in the borg. In fact I can say the same reasons you mentioned why people would want to join ANY religious organization.

LRG

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An ex-Witness does drag? You betcha!

by morrisamb in

sometimes i think, i wish i could sing this old song to the witnesses: "if they could see me now, ...".

i thought you'd get a kick out of this, don't laugh - i've entered this drag competition and i wondered if you could vote for me...you will see my history of drag and imagine this - shots of me as myself...hahaha!

feel free to leave a comment there too if you like the photos!

littlerockguy

I voted for you; great pics of you in and out of drag!

LRG

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Your Favorite 1970's Music Groups/ Singers/ Songs ?

by flipper in

jw
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 !

littlerockguy

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=a33jPzFLENU

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Your Favorite 1970's Music Groups/ Singers/ Songs ?

by flipper in

jw
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 !

littlerockguy

Connie Talbot does a great job on the 70s song Ben; amazing for a 6 year old.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_J_QIt25J7k

LRG

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Your Favorite 1970's Music Groups/ Singers/ Songs ?

by flipper in

jw
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 !

littlerockguy

enjoyed ONJ during the 70s - she has aged well too :)

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bwYwJSYVSpw&feature=related

LRG

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Your Favorite 1970's Music Groups/ Singers/ Songs ?

by flipper in

jw
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 !

littlerockguy

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Sb5MORLi8K0

LRG

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A question for converts

by Mickey mouse in

jw
friends

as i was born in i have no experience of this...

when you were studying do you remember coming up against things you questioned?

did you ask your study conductor and what responses did you get?

littlerockguy

I started studying back in the mid 80s as a teenager. Even when you went to the library to look up stuff to verify information when it came to dates and ancient history, books that contained the information you were looking for were few and far in between in libraries in small southern towns. Many of the publications the WTS used were reference books that were out of print or hard to get hold of. There were no "apostate books" that I knew of in the libraries in the town I lived in. Probably one reason it wasn't in the public library downtown where I lived was because a pioneer sister, wife of a PO of one of the congs worked in the library and I work in the college library and didn't see any XJW books.

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