I think nvrgnbk will be next, at the rate he is going. Hopefully others will follow, and help us to expose and take down that Tower.
Not doing so bad yourself, Your Wizardry.
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funny... I dont feel any different...
by IP_SEC ini guess even though im supreme now i'll stay the same ol' ip attention 'ho.. love me or hate me .
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If this were true, do you think a BOE or the WTS would stoop this low?
by R.F. ina few of years ago at a circuit assembly the district overseer said that in another area that there was a 3 year old that wanted to be an unbaptized publisher.
the boe said that he needed to know how to read, so his parents helped him fine tune his reading skills and he qualified as a publisher at the age of 4.
4 years old!!
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quietlyleaving, honey child, I was only pulling gently at your chain. You said:
But yeah we were shocking parents too.
No, you were not. We all did what we thought was best at the time. My now 18-year old daughter learned to read at age 2. By the age of 3 she knew all the books of the Bible. She would mesmerize people with her "knowledge." For instance, one of her middle names is Jael -- she could tell people exactly where in the Book of Judges the info about Deborah, Barak, Sisera and Jael could be found.
Now she's pioneering and on her way to the university. She is also semi-shunning me since I've become inactive. Life can be so ironic, eh? Have a supreme Sunday. Oh by the way, my nine-year old granddaughter thought of "supreme Sunday."
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Baptized at 12 years of age
by Frequent_Fader_Miles ini recently had a very interesting conversation with an online friend.
she was baptized at 12 years old because her 15-year-old boyfriend was baptized, and she wanted to spend time with him.
pioneering was the only option, so she got baptized.
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Look for the Kool-Aid edition of the Craptower starting in 2008 soon for further information about this: I wouldn't be surprised to see parents getting marked if they have children that are 6 years or more old and are not yet baptized.
Is it me or does anyone else feel that WTWizard knows something that we don't?
Please let us in on it, WTWizard. Knowledge is power.
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If this were true, do you think a BOE or the WTS would stoop this low?
by R.F. ina few of years ago at a circuit assembly the district overseer said that in another area that there was a 3 year old that wanted to be an unbaptized publisher.
the boe said that he needed to know how to read, so his parents helped him fine tune his reading skills and he qualified as a publisher at the age of 4.
4 years old!!
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I'm shocked at how low the parents stooped.
Having said that my son started putting in a report from the age of 4 but he wasn't counted as a publisher till a couple years later and got baptized at 14.
It's early morning and I haven't had my spot of tea yet, but isn't the above statement contradictory???
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Information Release
by JWD Temp innote to admins: this jwd account may be deleted after this post.
i have created this temp account as a further attempt to remain anonymous with this posting.
an internal resource has revealed that the following has been discussed at jw hq: .
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Assembly Headache
by WTWizard inhave you ever noticed that at the end of the a$$emblies, you always seem to have a headache?
and this is above and beyond the one that you might get during a stressful day at work.
people seem to get them during the assemblies.
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For mother's out there...cleaning a son's bedroom!
by restrangled inmy son is twenty years old, a good kid, is doing great in college so i usually keep the door closed to his bedroom so i don't have to look.
today he took out a huge batch of laundry for me to do and the odor from that bedroom had me reeling.. here is my humorous but deadly serious post on the matter:!!!!!.
after vacuuming, enough dust to fill the entire dust bin in the vacuum.. enough change on the floor to keep him in fast food for a week.....(don't ask me for money).
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I think its called testosterone!
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That's what it is called. I just scrubbed my soon-to-be-13-year-old grandson on the day before the 4th of July. I was tired of him smelling like a young bull. You should have seen him clinging to the shower curtain! I lathered him from head to underarms and rinsed him down. I left with instructions that he was to finish the other part or I would come back in and finish it. When he came out he was smelling like a rose or a nice fir tree. I should have had a bar of that Octagon lye soap. It works wonders on boys' smells.
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Mobile, AL DC Chairman LIVID WITH ANGER at Amos!
by MinisterAmos inhey guys!
the part went great today and i appreciate the applause.
was it you guys?
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bigdreaux, my day hasn't been going well so far. Thanks for making me LOL. You said:
damn it, i may go after all. it's not too late, i still have 1 day left. look out alabama, bigdreaux is coming. lol
Now, that's what I'm talkin' 'bout. Come on over, Big Bro. There's room for all.
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Mobile, AL DC Chairman LIVID WITH ANGER at Amos!
by MinisterAmos inhey guys!
the part went great today and i appreciate the applause.
was it you guys?
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I wonder if they are using it for district ones now.
No, they're not. You are thinking of the Mitchell Center at the University of South Alabama campus. The seats are very uncomfortable there.
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Mobile, AL DC Chairman LIVID WITH ANGER at Amos!
by MinisterAmos inhey guys!
the part went great today and i appreciate the applause.
was it you guys?
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