Mrs. W, does he ever sing part of that Jimi Hendrix song about the Watchtower? Mine does. And he's done that same thing, where he looks at me like I'm nuts when I've brought up something I saw here. I've asked him if it says somewhere everybody except his wife will die.
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Unity
by RebelWife inwhy do they say every one of them all over the world believes the same thing, but then they'll say that they personally don't believe a particular aspect of the doctrine?
for instance, my dubsband doesn't necessarily believe i'll die at the big a.
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by RebelWife inwhy do they say every one of them all over the world believes the same thing, but then they'll say that they personally don't believe a particular aspect of the doctrine?
for instance, my dubsband doesn't necessarily believe i'll die at the big a.
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Why do they say every one of them all over the world believes the same thing, but then they'll say that they personally don't believe a particular aspect of the doctrine? For instance, my dubsband doesn't necessarily believe I'll die at the Big A.
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Do you hum?
by Layla33 ini do and sometimes i do it when i am happy, when i have had a good meal, when a friend is on the phone and they went to do something - it's my musical interlude.
i think some people hum without noticing it.
i also used to hum to my brother, it was our way of communiting when we were young and a game we played where we would hum a tune and then each of us would try to give a verse.
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RebelWife
You mean I'm not the only person who does this? I hum and do some kind of weird little "chair dance" when eating something really good. Also, when I'm really happy. Mine is kind of a sing-songey "hmmm".
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NEED IMMEDIATE HELP FROM anyone who has military knowledge
by Tatiana inright now i am so furious and sick and i need some serious advice and help.
i got a call from my son at ft. hood, tx last night and we talked for an hour.
i noticed something in his voice, but i thought everything was cool.
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RebelWife
I don't have anything to add, but I have to agree with what's already been said. You want to guarantee that your kid will have problems throughout his military career, raise hell. Mama's boys are not treated well. I'm not saying he's a mama's boy, just that that's how he'd be viewed. He's a man in the eyes of the military, and he has to deal with this on his own. I completely understand how you're feeling. I had one in, too. They say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, but a woman scorned is nothing compared to this. It feels like your whole body is exploding, not just your head. You said they jumped another soldier the same day. What was the race of the other soldier? How does your son know about it?
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RebelWife
I also hate those dolls that have eyes that open up. Really creepy.
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Flying monkeys
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elders testify
by isaacaustin inhttp://www.pe.com/localnews/inland/stories/pe_news_local_d_faith11.41dc684.html
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RebelWife
He found her to have the covers pulled down and he went to cover her up. Apparently temptation struck at that moment
The way this is worded, it almost sounds like she pulled the covers down on purpose to tempt him, not because she may not have wanted covers in July in California. Makes him sound like the victim here. Pardon me while I throw up. I don't remember who said it, but I'm also wondering if the prosecutor knows about theocratic warfare. Don't they always take notes at JCs? If there are no notes, what happened to them? And what about the stuff that gets sent to headquarters? I'm hoping they know to pursue that line.
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one aspect of mind control is thought control by using "loaded language"
by megaflower inwe all know the wts has its own set of words and expressions that make them unique and sets them a part from other organizations.
lets see how many we can come up with.
i'll start.
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RebelWife
Oh, please. Happifying? No. Please tell me they don't really say that. Is it commonly used? I want to tell my husband about this Retard-Orama "word" I've run across. Mouthpiece of God. HAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
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WHAT if we're wrong?
by shell69 ini mean, i know i'm bitter.. normally these days quite strong, not feeling so much so much the last few days though.. what i'd give to do the things i was used to.
going doing the weekly shop with my mum, her popping round for a brew in the morning.. a hug from her, just to to know from the way she communicated with me, that she loved me.
i miss her so much.. and what if i'm wrong?.
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I feel a dreadful black darkness. I feel my husband and children would be better off without me, my mood swings, and depressions.
got a really bad feeling about the future. very near future
Shell, I haven't been keeping up and maybe I need to read some of your other posts, but I really don't like how this sounds. So I'm going to ask you a few of things. (Feel free to tell me to butt out.) Do they love you? (I'm hoping you know they do.) How would your kids feel if someone took their mother away from them? Aside from merely breaking their hearts, they'd have to go through a long grieving process so they can get on with their lives. And that's even if you think you're not a great mom.
Is abandoning them in some way a loving thing to do? You know it's not. You have a duty to take care of them -- no matter what. If that means you feel really horrible, you still have to do it. You don't stop being Mom when you've got the flu or if you have cancer -- you take care of yourself and do the best you can. And your kids still love you.
You're not going to ditch one of them if he/she starts having mood swings, are you? Besides being an awful thing to do, it wouldn't send a very good message. Do you want to teach them that someone who's in pain isn't worth bothering with? I'm sure somebody else has mentioned what help you can get, so I won't belabor that.
I'm not trying to be mean. I know you're in a lot of pain right now, but please don't do anything your kids will regret.
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Blood Products Timeline Urgent Previously Posted on JWD
by blondie insomeone needs this urgently.
did someone bookmark this information?
could you post the url here?
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RebelWife
This isn't from JWD, but it does have a timeline. Sorry. http://www.quotes-watchtower.co.uk/blood.html