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  Observations from a day at the zoo

  by Simon in

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  so we went to calgary zoo today and i'm torn between zoo's being great for conservation vs using animals to make money.

  i think on the whole they are a good thing but it's sad to see some of the animals caged up - somehow i always end up staring into the eyes of a gorilla and it makes me sad.. but that isn't what struck me ... it's these things:.

  http://www.amazon.com/step2-wagon-two-plus-blue/dp/b0048wqhgw/ref=zg_bs_166419011_2.

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  keyser soze

  Zoos don't make that much money from just entry fees.

  The one we have in Madison is free. It's supported by public donation. It's also shrunk gradually over the years. I remember it being considerably bigger when I was a kid.
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  stupid elder

  by goingthruthemotions in

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  as you all know i am just going thru the motions.

  well today during the brain washing session.

  one stupid elder made the comment of.....an i quote "the jw.org website is the most visited website in the world!

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  keyser soze

  Why would you think any of the elders look at porn? That sounds like projection on your part.

  You mean, besides the fact that I personally knew of elders who were removed for doing so? It was mostly a joke, anyway. But thank you anyway for your dimestore psychology. There are very few posters here from whom it would mean less to me.
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  Saturday morning field service is a joke

  by hoser in

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  i havent been going door to door saturday mornings for since i can't remember when.

  i have been putting in regular reports to the congregation but the last time i actually went on a door was probably six months ago or so and it has been at least 2 years since i did a saturday morning.

  9:30 we showed up to the group arrangement, we waited outside because we were not sure that it was the right place.

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  keyser soze

  It's wonderful to see Jehovah's chariot blazing full speed ahead. The end is so very near.
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  stupid elder

  by goingthruthemotions in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  as you all know i am just going thru the motions.

  well today during the brain washing session.

  one stupid elder made the comment of.....an i quote "the jw.org website is the most visited website in the world!

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  keyser soze

  Not the i ever look at Porn

  Or any of the elders do
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  stupid elder

  by goingthruthemotions in

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  as you all know i am just going thru the motions.

  well today during the brain washing session.

  one stupid elder made the comment of.....an i quote "the jw.org website is the most visited website in the world!

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  keyser soze

  Globally it's the 1682th most visited site. In the US it's 1658th most visited.

  Well sure, if you want to nitpick
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  What Are Jehovah's Witnesses Known For In Helping Humanity? What Can They Brag About?

  by BucketShopBill in

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  catholic churches were known for starting schools, orphanages, resthomes, hospitals along with other ideas like universities.

  we can debate who started what but you will be missing the point.

  i know some of the best colleges were started by religion, what has the watchtower contributed to society as a whole?

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  keyser soze

  They help the brothers first

  Why? Why not help the neediest first?
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  Posters do you know of any cases where a devout JW was DF'd for Lesbianism?

  by booker-t in

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  i think this is a hush hush topic among jws but i remember years ago at an assembly i saw two sisters(i am only assuming they were jws they could have been studies or relatives of jws) walking arm and arm like a married couple.

  some of the jws looked at them like they had horns.

  some of the jws moms were covering their small children's eyes and those two women were stared at like they had the plague.

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  keyser soze

  I have to hit from the men's tees when playing golf.

  As long as you can hit it past the women's tees, it's all good.
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  So why the double standards for God?

  by suavojr in

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  when a man commits genocide, violates human rights, has no respect for life and kills anyone who does not conform to his ideology as ruler.

  by modern ethical standards; we consider such a man as a dictator and a criminal.

  it is irrelevant whether the victims were wholesome, good, bad, ugly, strange or just plain creepy.

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  keyser soze

  Beats me. Especially if you buy into the concept that we are created in his image, and programmed to find such things appalling. Humans who are born into sin and imperfection desrve a pass far more than God does.
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  Why do people support abusers in the NFL?

  by Simon in

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  i really don't get it.. in most sports in most countries your career is rightly over if you commit certain crimes.. but not in the good old nfl !.

  it seems players can rape, beat women, abuse children, fight dogs ... and they will not only be allowed to play but they will have an army of fans wearing their names on their shirts and cheering them on.. the abuse and arrogant attitudes seem to exist at all levels - it seems like there is an endless feed of news stories where some high-school or college football players have abused or raped girls and they end up being allowed back to play and people rallying round as though *they* are the victims.. surely, whatever someone's skills as an athlete are, there are some things that simply can't be excused?.

  or is winning truly 'everything' and it doesn't matter the cost?.

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  keyser soze

  Your whole reponse is to try and point the finger to other bad things to try and justify what has gone on

  That isn't at all what I was doing. I was addressing one particular aspect of your post which I happened to disagree with. I acknowledged that the rate of criminal behavior among NFL players is higher. Hence, it's a problem that needs to addressed. Obviously the NFL has failed in doing so.

  I've never defended any of the guilty players or the NFL's handling of their cases or the fans that continue to wear their jerseys(or allow their children to) even when their guilt is clearly demonstrated.
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  Watched Dexter and loved it. Then watched Homeland and loved that too. What should I watch next?

  by Amelia Ashton in

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  hi guys,.

  i am so out of touch with tv shows and i have got a lot of catching up to do.. some-one suggested dexter and it was fantastic and what an ending.

  really loved it.

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  keyser soze

  Deadwood best show ever

  A woman after my own heart. I can watch that show over and over again. Too bad it only lasted 3 seasons.

  I really got into Breaking Bad and Sons of Anarchy the last couple years, as well.