i've been browsing here for some time now and i've read the erroneous arguments supporting 587, the petty feelings over the un, blah blah blah.
this is a community of disgruntled people telling each other what they want to hear.
you've all essentially created your own truth, tickling your own ears.
You've all essentially created your own truth, tickling your own ears. It's not enough that live falsely, but you seek to reassure one another's falsehood.
I think it's awesome that you've so clearly identified the problem with the whole WT organization. Well done and welcome!
i think the opening ceremony was brilliant.
what say you?.
omg Eric Idle 
i think the opening ceremony was brilliant.
what say you?.
The closing ceremonies are fantastic!!! Well done, UK.
my wife, the hungarian goddess, and i just returned from a wonderful one week vacation in yosemite!
i've been many times as a child and young adult, but haven't been for 17 years or so.
it was the hungarian's first time.
I went to Yosemite last fall and loved it. My sister and I stayed in Camp Curry and I agree about the crowds, even though we were there in shoulder season. All that aside, it's truly gorgeous and worth any effort it takes to get there.
(I missed you, darlin )
i think the opening ceremony was brilliant.
what say you?.
I'm watching it now and so far I think it's brilliant. Well done! 
This is so funny I nearly piddled...
Thinking ability. Going to school can help you develop what the Bible calls “common sense and sound
judgment.” (Proverbs 3:21, Contemporary English Version) Acquiring these skills will help you to solve your
own problems instead of always having to rely on others to bail you out.
Social skills. The Bible admonishes Christians to cultivate such qualities as long-suffering and selfcontrol.
(Galatians 5:22, 23) Mixing with a variety of people at school gives you plenty of opportunity to
master those qualities, along with tolerance, respect, and empathy—traits that will serve you well in adulthood.
i just thought you should know that mrs cedars has finally taken the plunge and joined the forum.
she was able to log on for the first time yesterday.. though we both "awakened" at different stages, mrs cedars was very supportive and non-judgmental when i first began exploring my beliefs from a critical standpoint.
she is currently in the process of reading crisis of conscience and aquainting herself with some of the facts of witness history that were hitherto unknown.
Hi and welcome to the zoo. :-)
waisted days and waisted nites.. freddy fender..
These faces, no one embraces, trade your intelligence for a smile
Desperate believers, emotion dealers, have never learned to cry liquid pearls
- Oh Brother Sleep (Diary of Dreams)
howdy guys and gals!.
aren't jehovah's witness child baptisms lovely?.
http://www.jehovahswitnessblog.com/baptism/child-baptisms/.
Thanks, Blondie! 
howdy guys and gals!.
aren't jehovah's witness child baptisms lovely?.
http://www.jehovahswitnessblog.com/baptism/child-baptisms/.
Hi Blondie
Huge favor to ask...can you pull up some WT quotes about the dangers of marrying young? The juxtaposition vs baptism always makes me giggle. :)
