wanderlust; what exactly are you looking for? Check out the link "food at the proper time" link on randy's www.freeminds.org website and you can find some references on some doctrinal flip flops; someone had a great one posted the other day
littlerockguy
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Old Light, where do I look?
by wanderlustguy in.
i'm staying with my brother, he has a great library of the publications, as does my dad.
what should i look for besides the jan 1 1989 wt and corresponding bound volume?.
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Ouija Board
by Inquisitor inhas anyone ever played with an ouija board?.
is the game as dangerous as has been suggested by the wts all this while?
wts seems confident that all inexplicable events associated with the game comes from a supernatural source, and not a psychological one.
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littlerockguy
When I worked it, the plachette (not sure if that is spelled correctly) would move around and it would spell out tangible words and phrases or answer yes or no questions. To test it one time, me and afriend of mine would ask it a question for somebody else that only they knew the answer to and me and the other person working it did not know the answer to and it did spell out the answer; (an address of someoby they knew but we didnt know that person or what his address was and it spelled it out). That has happened a couple of times using it. I didn't think much of it but the person we answered the question to reacted as if she just got off a scary rollercoaster ride and didn't want to be around it anymore.
I have played around with it off and on some but not really into it and more often it would just spell out nonsense so I dont know what all could be behind it.
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Ouija Board
by Inquisitor inhas anyone ever played with an ouija board?.
is the game as dangerous as has been suggested by the wts all this while?
wts seems confident that all inexplicable events associated with the game comes from a supernatural source, and not a psychological one.
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littlerockguy
Whever I played with it with a friend it wouldn't work during the day but only at nighttime.
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Would You NOT Do Business With a JW Simply Because He's a JW?
by minimus inwould you discriminate against a person simply because he was a witness?
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littlerockguy
No, I would NOT do business with a JW simply because they are one. I go by their reputation in the field of work they're in or what I know about them as a person.
Couldn't have said it better
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Born ins...how far did you go?
by wanderlustguy inhow far from where you grew up do you live now?
did you leave to get away or to take ownership of your life and create a new destiny?
did you leave before or after you figured it out?.
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littlerockguy
I wasn't born in. I was 17 when I when I became an "approved associate" and baptized at 19; left for good around 30; left area several years later and now I only live a couple of hours away since I do keep in touch with my parents since they are getting older. However when I left I still believed it but didn't want to live in it and put up with other BS that went along with it anymore. It was to take control of my life and find out who I am and no longer feel confined by living in a small town.
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I NEED YOUR INPUT ON THIS ASAP..
by Mary inok, i got a call tonight from an old friend i knew years ago when i lived in another city.
i haven't seen him for 18 years although we have had occassional contact.
he's coming in to toronto next week and wants to know if we can get together to catch up.
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littlerockguy
I'm assuming that he's not an elder because he's not bringing a chaperone. I thought that "sisters and brothers" were not to be alone together? Did I miss something?
Good lord, I'm not going to bang him! When we were friends 20 years ago, we spent alot of time alone---we'd go to shows, restaurants, the Theatre, skiing. One weekend, we drove to Whister, B.C. to attend a mutual friends' wedding---a 5 hour drive. All without a chaperone. Yes the elders used to "question" our friendship, because to their dirty minds, men and women couldn't just be "friends". But technically you're right. The Borg would very much frown on a married man having dinner with a single sister. However, I know from long experience that he would never try anything simply because I know he's never been attracted to me that way.Back when I was active a JW male would never accompany a gingle "sister" especially if the brother was an Elder; no ifs, ands or buts. It didn't matter how platonic a relationship was but I guess since he will be out of town and there is no chance in anybody he knows seeing him I guess he could let this policy slide. I always tell anybody I come across like that I just been too busy and inactive but my relatives who are still in keep me informed on what is going on.
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What is the most money you have spent on one item?
by Crumpet intoday i bought the most expensive thing i have ever bought.
i bought a laptop computer for just under 500 - about $1000 i guess.
it was on 12 months interest free credit so technically its not mine.
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littlerockguy
I paid $500 for a cat and $250 to have it flown to Little Rock aport for a total of 750 for my kitty did this back in 1996
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Simon & Garfunkel...
by Frog inmainly cause i've nothing much else to do, and cause i love it so much that i fell asleep to it on repeat last night, that i wanted so share the lyrics of my fave s&g tunesimon and garfunkel lyrics: flowers never bend with the rainfall .
through the corridors of sleep .
past the shadows dark and deep .
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littlerockguy
I love their music, all the ones mentioned plus THE SOUND OF SILENCE; I think bridge of trouble water has got to be my favorite then the sound of silence closely behind
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Have you ever just wanted to pick up and leave?
by destroyedbyhate inhas anyone ever wanted to do that?
to just leave and tell no one where you are going.
start over fresh in a new place where nobody judges you based on your past.
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littlerockguy
I did and have no regrets!
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Chess!!??
by Lilycurly ini just read from the quotes website that the wts discourages people to play chess!
i never knew that!lol they compare it to actual war and say it can make one competitive and aggresive.
i've never read such bullshit, if i didn't know better, i would have thought that this was a mock article.
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littlerockguy
Here's an even better one!
*** The Golden Age, Feb. 10, 1926, p.310 ***Air baths are good for preventing colds... What you do is strip naked mornings and evenings and then bob up and down for a while.
Oooh yeah ...
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You GOT to be kidding, right?