professor: since you stated in another thread that your dad sees himself as a "mini-god", it got me wondering.
does jehovah, if he actually exists, views the gb/the elders and other religious leaders along with jesus as "mini-me"s, as in the "austin powers" characters?.
the dustrabbitedited by - dustrabbit on 4 july 2002 7:47:42.
Blondie:
Hmm, I remember that the elders in my congregation used to make it a point to tell the cong that they (the elders) was equal to everyone else, just extra responsiblities. But some of them sure seemed power hungry or egotistical when they weren't giving a talk or in the presence of the CO.
the dustrabbit
*** meet me in the casbah in two hours.
come alone rock the casbah - the clash.
now the king told the boogie men.
Hmm, this "you-know-who" business is a major mystery to all the guys here...but there's one man who can solve this issue:
Justin "Swinging" Dustrabbit...International Nerd of Mystery!
I won't stop until I've shagged the answer!
the dustrabbit
i f you liked the first one then you will like this one.. i found it very funnie.
lots of laughs...then again i think will smith is fabulous (not to mention..what a hottie .
i give it .
Damn, i haven't even seen Star Wars: Episode II yet.
Well, I guess my first couple weeks back in america will be spent at the movie theater instead of job hunting
the dustrabbit
really fun quiz -- get your spy profile and name... the groovy austin powers way!
http://www.austinpowers.com/cgi-bin/austin/spyname.cgi.
amanda "audacious" **********.
I always did think of myself as one of those "shagadelic" kind of randy spies....
Justin "Swinging" Dustrabbit There is always time for a rendezvous and you are never one to pass up a romantic opportunity if presented. Sometimes this gets in the way of your mission, but hey baby you have to keep things in perspective! Vital Gear |
the dustrabbit
Edited by - dustrabbit on 6 July 2002 0:23:48
the october 1 watchtower 2001 features articles on training children "properly" and dealing with a "prodigal child.
the latest inside u.s. figures reveal that 86% of jw children leave the fold, with some 29% who eventually come back for reasons of family ties, most never "reaching out.
" that means over half leave permanently.
dredged
I thought this was an intersting thread, but I haven't got to read all of it yet...but i will
the watchtower has said that those who deviate from the faith only seek to pull down and do not try to build up.
they have no positive teachings.
only negative ones.
Neon: Yeah, that's telling the Comforter.
So, Comforter, what do you have to say now? Fill in the blanks, baby.
the dustrabbit
ok...simon with his guess the song lyrics inspired me to do one for movies..... you can post your fave movie quote and see if anyone can guess it.
no home movies or indie please (unless its really well-known).
plus if you want you can put what genre it is...... i have one to start us out:.
Quote number #1 is indeed "Smoke Signals"...chalk one up to Plumcrazy....
the dustrabbit
professor: since you stated in another thread that your dad sees himself as a "mini-god", it got me wondering.
does jehovah, if he actually exists, views the gb/the elders and other religious leaders along with jesus as "mini-me"s, as in the "austin powers" characters?.
the dustrabbitedited by - dustrabbit on 4 july 2002 7:47:42.
Yikes, mommy1, that's worse than the ol', "wait until your father gets home" routine my mom used on me all the time.
the watchtower has said that those who deviate from the faith only seek to pull down and do not try to build up.
they have no positive teachings.
only negative ones.
Well, Comforter, if it's bothersome for you, you could always leave. "Free Will", right?
And I won't complain if you leave right now.
the dustrabbit
my husband and i have had sort of a disagreement of sorts.
he says that men cannot be friends with women.
he says that any man that appears to want to be friends with a woman really just wants to get in her pants, and if they end up friends it's purely by accident.
Before I got married, I had a great number of female friends, alomst as many as my male friends. Never did have sex with any one of them, and I'd be a liar if I said it never crossed my mind. But I don't think I would've gone through with it, I don't really want to screw up a good friendship.
However, after I got married, my wife's demeanor just scared off all my female friends who were around my age. The only ones left were those who were around my mother's age. I guess my wife thought I wouldn't sleep with some my mother's age.
But I don't think having friends of the opposite sex will determine you having an affair. Affairs happen when when one partner is just a sex addict (male or female), doesn't give a hoto about their partner's feelings, or they feel there's something lacking in the marriage. I'm not saying this is right, but just what i think is what happens. I've never had an affair, so I can't qualify as an expert on this.
just my obligatory .02 cents.
the dustrabbit
