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  uh-oh...

  by Incense_and_Peppermints in

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  i just read this in my "moe/syn thread"... .

  simon wrote: most disturbing has been a few accounts, all registered within a short space of time, that have been used several times to reply to each other and purport to be from people unfamiliar with the original poster, not know them and their family etc.

  i am guilty of registering with more than one account.

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  Just to clarify for Free Range Incense:

  I wasn't targeting anyone in particular or freerange pale whatever. I made a general comment about MY opinion concerning multiple accounts dominating the board with one persons mentality. It is freerange Incense that took personal offense to a general comment about this activity so maybe freerange is feeling guilty.

  It seemed to be alright for a certain person to complain about Bill Bowen's silent Lambs dominating the board which is a legitimate JW issue.

  Edited by - Imbue on 1 August 2002 19:52:31
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  moe, can we see syn?

  by Incense_and_Peppermints in

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  i was just thinkin' about him, i mean, since you said he was so cute well i got all curious.. .

  ooh it's late and i'm totally drained.

  good night

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  Reborn I only had 40 posts on the second account before it was deactivated. It was only a few days when I used the posting limit of 25. At that time I was being confronted by many here and even being accused of being someone else. So, using 25 posts against the couple hundred posts the pack of rabid dogs can use is nothing by compassion. And most of those in the rabid dog pack have well known multiple accounts. One even recently flaunted his second account on the board. btw..He's one of your favorite posters here.
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  uh-oh...

  by Incense_and_Peppermints in

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  i just read this in my "moe/syn thread"... .

  simon wrote: most disturbing has been a few accounts, all registered within a short space of time, that have been used several times to reply to each other and purport to be from people unfamiliar with the original poster, not know them and their family etc.

  i am guilty of registering with more than one account.

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  One more thing pale, neon, freerange chicken:

  Frankly, that thread was sort of a joke between the ladies but Judy Chicago is a very famous female artist with many works in museums. These ladies didn't believe me when I spoke of her works so I posted a link for them to view her infamous art show form the 1970's. Most Art History of the World textbooks mention Judy Chicago and that show. You may wish to learn something about culture someday as well.

  So, yes I consider it a sincere thread.

  Edited by - Imbue on 1 August 2002 18:48:12
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  uh-oh...

  by Incense_and_Peppermints in

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  i just read this in my "moe/syn thread"... .

  simon wrote: most disturbing has been a few accounts, all registered within a short space of time, that have been used several times to reply to each other and purport to be from people unfamiliar with the original poster, not know them and their family etc.

  i am guilty of registering with more than one account.

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  Free Range, pale, recluse, neon and incense or what ever your name is:

  Do I glut the board with 6 fluff threads a day using multiple accounts? I believe you were referring to my post here.

  http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/forum/thread.asp?id=33527&site=3

  You obviously have a reading comprehension problem. So, I'll leave you with some advice to contact Literacy Volunteers of America. These volunteers maybe able to help with your reading difficulties. Since, you do have some basic reading skills you may only need a few months of assistance.

  http://www.literacyvolunteers.org/home/index.htm

  Why would you make a comment about something I said in another thread here? I see, you have poor aim as well. Maybe you need an eye exam before you begin working on your reading comprehension.

  Edited by - Imbue on 1 August 2002 18:49:42
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  THE ATTITUDE OF A BETHELITE

  by minimus in

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  one of the most interesting things that i have noticed about being a witness is the awe that is given to bethelites.

  it seems that if you are a bethelite, you are accorded special privleges in congregations.

  you are honored when you visit a hall.

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  What do I have to say about bethelites...Hahaha...

  Call me crazy but, I can't think of one use for acquaintances with patronizing attitudes.

  Edited by - Imbue on 1 August 2002 19:26:18
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  moe, can we see syn?

  by Incense_and_Peppermints in

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  i was just thinkin' about him, i mean, since you said he was so cute well i got all curious.. .

  ooh it's late and i'm totally drained.

  good night

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  SYN: I wasn't referring to your threads it was a general comment about why multiple accounts can be a problem even if they aren't usually involved with flame threads. Fluff is great but a glut of fluff makes the board less homogenous. If one poster posts 6 fluff threads everyday that one poster dominates the board with their ideas. This leaves little room for sincere threads to be enjoyed since we all only use the active forum. Lets say it would be similar to reading a newspaper with only comic strips by one or two persons and no content.

  My imbue2 account was deleted so your using the wrong argument with me. I'm just pointing out that your excuses for a second account is only your assumption and not something Simon has posted as an escape clause.

  I hope it doesn't seem like I'm giving you a hard time here and in other places. I enjoy your posts but you aren't aware of what goes on all the time. As you recently admitted in other places.

  BTW... the pic I have of SYN is very nice!
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  The Revolving Door at the Kingdom Hall

  by zenpunk in

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  about a year ago, i decided to drift into a meeting in my old congregation.

  who knows, maybe i thought by doing so my mother would love me again....but anyway - i noticed that there were 5 or 6 of the same "diehard jw" families there but otherwise all the people were completely different.

  it seemed that 3/4 of the congregation left and their seats were taken by a new group of converts.

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  Zenpunk:

  Yes, the JWs are a oppressed and meeting attendance is very low in most congregations. Many that have been 'faithful' for decades are leaving the org. They need make lives for themselves since the WT lied and they aren't prepared for the future. There is no doubt that the 1995' new generations doctrine has affected most dubs even if they don't realize how it has changed their mentality.
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  moe, can we see syn?

  by Incense_and_Peppermints in

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  i was just thinkin' about him, i mean, since you said he was so cute well i got all curious.. .

  ooh it's late and i'm totally drained.

  good night

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  Syn: Please.. tell me again how your SYN2 account was not created to participate in flames? I don't buy your story since you do participate in flame threads. Then, there are some with multiple accounts that glut the board with fluff threads. This does effect the time more sincere threads may spend on page one.
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  I am new here

  by Salsita in

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  hi

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  Imbue

  LOL....Now, your a real talker... You don't hold anything back. Do you! hehehe...

  Just watch out for the r.... ....!
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  Where are the Feminine women?

  by 4skins in

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  some months ago i took my annual vacation to the land of kangaroos--you know--where men are men and sheep are skittish?

  as a social commentator i have a vested interest observing cultural changes and trends, etc.

  in the professions and trades in oz the genders dress as androgynous as their counterparts in the us.

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  Spaz, that is exactly what I believe. That each culture has it's own concept of femininity or what is womanliness. The male morons on this thread are offensive because they assert that their concept of what is feminine is the only view to apply to all woman. It's moronic to apply ones own view of femininity to all woman regardless of their culture. If they wanted to have an intelligent discussion they would bring out the changes in American culture. Then, how it has effected womanliness and who defines what is womanly. Do men define femininity or do women?

  Plm: Your a** kissing (TJ) never ends...*shakes head*

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