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not my usual post - but can any of you reference any material for me that highlights 597 bce a relevant date, rather than 607 bce.. an old friend phoned this morning (who is a jw still) and wanted to know about alternate chronology, aside from what the wts teach.. any info' appreciated !.
cheers
Hi there
Not my usual post - but can any of you reference any material for me that highlights 597 BCE a relevant date, rather than 607 BCE.
An old friend phoned this morning (who is a JW still) and wanted to know about alternate chronology, aside from what the WTS teach.
Any info' appreciated !
cheers
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for the benefit and edification of all the non-australasian readers of this board i submit the following: .
edited by - mackin on 1 november 2002 15:48:10.
I am assuming it is similar in taste to Marmite ?
My cousin used to work in a factory that processed yeast extract for these food types. He spent his day in huge vats with a wooden paddle scraping brown gunk off the walls and popping it onto trays. This yeast extract was then sold to companies who make such products.
Now I love the taste, but my cousin told me that it nearly makes him vomit after working at the plant ....
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for the benefit and edification of all the non-australasian readers of this board i submit the following: .
edited by - mackin on 1 november 2002 15:48:10.
I am assuming it is similar in taste to Marmite ?
My cousin used to work in a factory that processed yeast extract for these food types. He spent his day in huge vats with a wooden paddle scraping brown gunk off the walls and popping it onto trays. This yeast extract was then sold to companies who make such products.
Now I love the taste, but my cousin told me that it nearly makes him vomit after working at the plant ....
the official watchtower-site does feature a story about the masai.
the article doesn't talk about one of the most talked about customs of the masai: the drinking of cow blood!
compare this description from an encyclopedia with the http://www.watchtower.org/ article.
I have to admit, that custom makes me feel quite ill.
does anyone listen to enigma?
i recently started listening to a few of the songs, i love the song gravity of love , all of the songs are so relaxing
If you want truly relaxing music:
Brian Eno: Apollo (Ambient soundtrack) .... listen to this late at night and try not to fall asleep. It usually gets me about 2/3 through. Haunting and beautiful.
A thumbs up to Enya as well ... her albums are samey, but have a charm and warmth of their own.
i have discovered this site for downloading music, games, and software etc....maybe old news but i am having a ball making some great cd's.. you simply download their software and then download from other computers any thing you wish?
when you search anything you wish comes up at different speeds, and you can obtain almost anything.
so far i have gotten all that i have enquired about?.
According to the West Midlands Police force in the UK, Kazaa is a lurking place for many paedophiles. True indeed ....
Not relevant to this thread of course, just a fact.
It is monitored by the Police at the moment.
anyone into the office.... .
it's on in the uk at the mo, tonight.. pure genius.... http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/theoffice/.
that is also my wallpaper.
It gets my seal of approval - after working in an office of a similar texture & design, I appreciate the subtle relationships and attitudes.
Very cool indeed and very scary ... glad I'm outta the office !
the fleabites received for my speaking the absolute truth, almost entirely free from speculation, in:.
the thread found by clicking here would be hilarious if the matter at hand was not so serious.
i guess the biters generally display the poor reading and reasoning powers, and the huge desire to hero-worship ("my jehovah can beat up your jesus") that got so many embroiled in the cult of lies in the first place.... .
. .. ... Y A W N ... .. .
and for those reasons, coj wanted in the beginning, to stay with the organization, just like bill bowens.
that is all carl wanted.
yes, as members of the governing body, they knew full well, exactly what carl's writings meant.
Anyone for a nice cup of tea & a chocolate muffin ?
a little advise if possible.. i do suffer on and off from depression and am at present engaging in a warfare to overcome these problems, as unfortunately i have become bogged down with negativity again.. have any of you here used medication prescribed by your gp and if so, was it effective for you?
also, did you suffer any side effects from the use of the medication?.
i am interested as my gp has offered to put me on a course of anti-depressants, but to say i am fearful, is to understate how i feel about the use of prescribed drugs.
Just to say a late thank-you to you all !
I did mean to drop a reply here, but forgot ... sorry !
