I guess this is why they are listed in the top 50 NYC rich list!
Sam the Man
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GIVE, GIVE,GIVE AND THEN GIVE MORE!!!!!
by Gill ini've just been reading the november the 1st watchtower and its article on contributions that warm god's heart!.
it likens the contributions received by the wtbts as those given to rebuild god's temple in jerusalem!
the sheer cheek of the comparison!.
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WHY DID YOU'S LEAVE THE WTS
by mormon 4 life inthat's sumthi_k ive alway's wa__ted to _o..............why you left
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Sam the Man
Hi Moron for life.
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I am not alone!!!!!
by Krisiva10 init took me a bit of reading through some posts to realize that this site is exactly what i have been looking for, for such a long time!!
people to share my blown away realization i experienced after i quit going to the meetings and went against my mother!
it feels great to see people who have gone through and felt the same as i and who have taken the steps to change their life.
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Sam the Man
You are not alone. Here you will learn great things. Welcome!
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Do you blame BUSH?
by free2beme ini know bush is not a popular president.
i am a registered independent, used to be a republican, and i am not a huge fan of bush.
in many ways i wish i had another choice in the last election, other then kerry.
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Sam the Man
Bush knows what most of the world doesn't. Why not blame him?
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Watchtower Information Service is renewed!
by Rado Vleugel indue to personal circumstances i was not able to spent a lot of time updating watchtower information service and posting on this board.
but i am back!
the last few months i spent many hours rebuilding watchtower information service into a dynamic website.
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Sam the Man
And you made a bloody good show of it as well old chap.
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Sam the Man
I heard this and was about to make a thread myself. Bad news. What a funny guy - porridge was true comedy genius. NORMAN STANLEY FLETCHER!
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The reason I arrived, and why I'm still here...
by OldSoul inthanks to lilycurly, i don't think i will be able to even nominally remain a witness for much longer.
the whole "fading" thing goes against the grain anyway.. i arrived here, as my first venture into ex-jw land, as a lurker.
within a few hours, i spotted two people i knew whoto my surprisehad not yet become ex-ex-jws but were still posting here.
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Sam the Man
Hi OldSoul,
Nice story. Are you really 91?
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Sam the Man
A mate of mine recently realised his life dream of jetting out to the states and driving down through San Francisco and around that area (route 6?) and he said that he filled up some 6 litre guzzler for the equivalent of £30. Now when you consider that my 1.4 golf (which today almost clunked out on me on my way home) takes £30 to fill up (just)
lol where is the justice in the world.?
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Sam the Man
Think of it this way guys. Here in England we pay about £1 a litre. It recently went down to about 93pence, but roughly, you pay £1 a litre. Now consider this: The American dollar is worth about half of the pound. So we pay double what you pay. AND the price of living is more expensive here.
Damn Arabs.
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Does the sadness ever leave?
by pc inhi everyone, haven't posted for awhile.. i am probably just rambling tonight( a few glasses of great red wine) so pardon me.
every once and awhile i just have such great sadness that begins to permiate my thoughts.not just for me but for everyone who has walked this path.
i happen to have a pretty great life, but sometimes this deep sadness rises up in me for all the things that might have been.
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Sam the Man
I know what you are saying. I get sad just thinking about the scenario that I have been born in/surrounded by. Bummer.