only if your'e stopped for driving under the influence of a cult religion maybe
Posts by leec
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Should The Police Be Able To Search Without A Warrant?
by minimus infor example, if you were stopped for suspiscion of driving under the influence, should the police be allowed to search through your cell phone?.
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THE FINAL VERDICT IS DELIVERED!!!
by Hobo Ken inthis is the final of my series of podcasts in which the 3 circuit overseers decide my fate as a jehovah's witness.. my blog- deathorobedience.blogspot.com.
podcast 12 the final verdict- play the audio.
also available free on itunes (just search on itunes).. .
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leec
Thanks from me too. I doubt I could have had the patience to endure that in person.
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Found my new look! avatar new personality
by cyberjesus ini just realized we can change our avatar at gravatar.com duh!
i am happy now!.
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leec
I'm all lost in the supermarket
I can no longer shop happily
I came in here for the special offer
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leec
books and movies ... hmm .. one word ... is it "Harrypotter" ?
(seriously, I have no idea)
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leec
poopsie wins!
promise you didn't peek at the internet?
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Mormons and rudeness
by John Doe inwhat is it with these people?
i left my apartment a few minutes ago to go pick up my check, you know, on a mission.
these two spiffy suited young pricks spot me from 200 feet away, and nearly trip over themselves running up to me.
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leec
What happens when Mormons come upon a JW household, or vice versa? Do they have some kind of armitice treaty thing that they reference quickly so as not to waste precious time preaching to the enemy?
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leec
I haven't regularly watched in years, so I don't know if the episode I just saw is a repeat or new .. but the Final Jeopardy question was about the bible. The winner knew the answer, the others didn't. I certainly had no idea whatsoever. Do any of you know this without looking it up?
A: This word is only mentioned twice in the bible; once in Acts, and the other in the 1st Epistle of Peter.
Q: ?
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Favorite catch phrases from movies, the ones you actually use.
by John Doe inthe old wierd guy on "princess bride" who says "have fun storming the castle!
" i've used that line more than once.
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leec
One I think of quite a bit lately, in relation to the economy, is from the the original release of "Auntie Mame" (the one with Roslyn Russell).
It's the stock market crash of 1929. The phone rings, the obscenely stereotypical Chinese butler answers the phone, and then announces to Auntie Mame: " Stock brokah wanna say herro, befoh he jump outta window!" I do in fact say that aloud to myself at least once a week on average.
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Update: Mrs. Chickennest's cancer
by Thechickennest inmy dear wife has undergone three rounds of chemotherapy as an inpatient at the mayo clinic in the past two months.
we are returning to minnesota/mayo clinic this saturday.
she will begin seven weeks of chemotherapy/radiation.
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leec
Excellent that she is getting better. Never give up. With your emotional support, and the latest in oncology, she has a great chance at beating this.
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JW's and home schooling?
by semelcred ini don't wish to offend any that are teaching their kids at home, but today i was again confronted by a situation where a jw family were home schooling.
the kids had little structure to their routine and without putting the mum down, she was no teacher in an academic sense.. the subject is close to my heart because my parents who are witnesses, took my younger brothers out of school and home tutored them.
the were subjected to below standard education and limited in social skills, particularly as my parents are crap at these skills themselves.. i have grown to hate home schooling except in the situation of medical or logistical situations.. what are your comments good or bad and do you think the option to home school is abused by the witness community?.
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leec
I grew up at least as socially inept as any home-school person. I went to catholic school in another town about 30 miles away from home, and had very few neighbors with kids anywhere near my age. Until my parents finally switched me into public school I only played with friends outside of school around once every 1 or 2 months on average, since it involved someone's parents driving, which none of them ever wanted to do.
Of course, once in public school I was an absolute outcast since everyone else already had established their friendships and social standings. What fun ... not.