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  Did you have the bookstudy at your house?

  by karter in

  1. jw
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  we did for many years it was great becouse we had small children.

  however you are expected to have a supper now and then after having food droped then ground into the carpet a few times i called it quites on the suppers although i'd invite some for beers after.

  one bookstdy conducter announced there was going to be a supper next bookstudy so i announced no there wasen't he spoke to me after something about unwritten rules i said '' the phraseas call it oral trditions"

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  They tried to get me to but I found out all sorts of excuses not to have it. Lack of parking, stairs hard to climb for the elderly, winter conditions, etc..
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  Did you have the bookstudy at your house?

  by karter in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  we did for many years it was great becouse we had small children.

  however you are expected to have a supper now and then after having food droped then ground into the carpet a few times i called it quites on the suppers although i'd invite some for beers after.

  one bookstdy conducter announced there was going to be a supper next bookstudy so i announced no there wasen't he spoke to me after something about unwritten rules i said '' the phraseas call it oral trditions"

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  They tried to get me to but I found out all sorts of excuses not to have it. Lack of parking, stairs hard to climb for the elderly, winter conditions, etc..
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  Sisters with Kleenex on their head

  by LearningMore in

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  so, i keep hearing reference to this.

  was this just taking place in really small congregations?

  i mean, i know the philosophy behind it; my mom would put a hat on to pray in front on my "unbelieving" dad.

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  D#mn funny thread!
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  From Your Experience: Did Elder's Families Get Away With More Than Others?

  by minimus in

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  was everyone treated the same in your hall?

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  Correct.
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  Parking Lot Witnessing Can Be Dangerous

  by Kenneson in

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  see "gun pulled on church solicitor.

  ortonville man charged after threatening jehovah's witness outside store.".

  http://www.countypress.com/stories/052108/loc_20080521002.shtml.

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  You are d#mn right its dangerous. If I see a JW on the lot I might run them over.
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  JWD Discussion Board - How You are Benefitting - Discussions and Support

  by flipper in

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  jwd means many different things to many different people .

  some like to play the werewolf game.

  some like to promote atheism.

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  I came here to look at porn and found momz B( . )( . )B's!

  By the size of those things she needs more support than I do.
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  From Your Experience: Did Elder's Families Get Away With More Than Others?

  by minimus in

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  was everyone treated the same in your hall?

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  Here is one scenario. Two teen JW's, one an elders son another a MS son. They were caught doing and peddling drugs. Guess who got in trouble and who did not?
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  From Your Experience: Did Elder's Families Get Away With More Than Others?

  by minimus in

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  was everyone treated the same in your hall?

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  Oh H#ll yes! Not only did the elders children get away with murder the elder himself was a bully, physically threatening and verbally abusive. A total A$$! The guy had no business being an elder. But, from what I understand, the new CO laid it on the line to him and he resigned from his position. Good riddance.
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  My first flag salute and national anthem!

  by White Dove in

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  i've come a long way, baby!

  i stood for the national anthem for the first time ever at graduation on sunday.. i saluted the flag for the first time ever at a community event last night.. it was surreal and felt wonderful, like i was doing something so natural and good.. when i put my hand over my heart for the first time, it felt very strange.

  i had to think for a minute if i used the proper hand over the right place.

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  Patriotism and liberation at it's best.
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  Do you condemn the Society's no-blood policy and still do not DONATE BLOOD?

  by nicolaou in

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  2. medical

  it's your decision to make.

  it would be as wrong of this community to insist everyone donate blood as it is of the cult to insist otherwise.

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  I do condemn the blood policy. I have been wanting to donate blood also but have yet to find blood drive in my area that I can go to in my off hours.