Hell yeah!
Sister so and so was of the generation of 1914 and she wasn’t going to last much longer, I reasoned.
I was raised in with this crap. Drummed into my head at least three times a week. That doesn’t include the times I was expected to cram it down the throats of others.
I should be in the new system right now playing with my pet White tiger. That’s when I’m not helping other construct their beautiful houses on large acreages of land.
i just read on another thread about quotes that the society changes the publications sometimes,.
is this true that they print something then in the bound volume or cd rom they change it or take it out??.
does anyone have any proof of this?
Does a bear crap in the woods? Visit the Quotes web site. There were a couple good examples of wording changes there.
sonnyboy hated napoleon dynamite .
elsewhere hated deuce bigalow; european gigolo .
my all time worst movie was arnold i saw it in about 1974. had roddy mcdowell.
You know I've seen a lot of bad movies in my day. For some reason everytime some one asks me what the worst on is, I think of Point Break.
anyone who does not the like killing any of god's creatures, please do not read this.. i just laid in bed for over an hour trying to sleep until i heard a faint noise which sounded like lots of feet scrabbling around.
for a minute i thought there were rats somewhere.
i laid there for a minute my eyes darting around in the dark and i could feel my pulse going.
I enjoy burning insects when given the opportunity.
anyone who does not the like killing any of god's creatures, please do not read this.. i just laid in bed for over an hour trying to sleep until i heard a faint noise which sounded like lots of feet scrabbling around.
for a minute i thought there were rats somewhere.
i laid there for a minute my eyes darting around in the dark and i could feel my pulse going.
I really enjoyed that movie. I should keep an eye out at the local markets to see if any have the DVD in stock.
Congradulations.
Three of the four greatest things in my life are my children. Their births were the most life changing experiences that I've ever been through. Good luck.
http://www.thegodmovie.com/dvd.php.
bowling for columbine did it to the gun culture.
super size me did it to fast food.
Well I've added it to my Netflix queue. I'll come back to this thread and post my review once I've seen it.
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they're waiting for me to come out .
they look hungry too..... .
"Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
Over many quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore,
While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping,
As of some one gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door.
"Tis some visitor, 'I muttered, 'tapping at my chamber door-
Only this, and nothing more."
The Raven Edgar Allen Poe
Nevermore
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i am of the "born into it but got out of it before baptism class"......listening to so many of the horror stories on this site, i often feel like we are the 'lucky ones'..... we realized at a very young age how wrong and absurd this belief system was and ran away before making the psychological investment of baptism while simultaneously avoided the disastrous consequences of getting df'd......are we the minority here???
just curious!
I as born into the cult and baptized between the ages of 15 and 16 (I really don’t even remember when it was for sure). I performed a successful fade between the age of 17 and 18. I haven’t felt any negative repercussions from leaving the cult as of yet other than the occasional attempt of a guilt trip by my mother.
the higher education thread got me thinking about the thing i loathe, despise, hate with the intensity of a thousand suns about the wbts, namely, the loss of my childhood.
i remember when engaging in blistering arguements with my parents about being able to play sports or take up an instrument or dream of being an astronaut, or whatever thing the society frowned on that i wasn't allowed to do at the end i would always get the same final reply, "when you are 18 and out of the house you can do whatever you want.
i can go back and play pop warner football, or little league baseball, or play in the school band, etc?
Congratulations ChrisVance. I’m glad to hear that despite the lost time that you’re moving forward and doing what you feel you need to do.
Jobeth, it’s not to late for you to buckle down and pursue your dreams. Your still very young and the longer you wait the harder it becomes to make the necessary changes for a career switch or a college education. Ten or twelve years flies by so quickly. When you’re 35 you’ll kick your self for not acting when you were 20.
