FatFreek 2005

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  JW debates Catholic about the mysteries of each

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  GMA Sara Haines marrying a gay sympathizer? -- please alert Anthony Morris (GB)

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  good morning america this morning featured their co-anchor sara haines and her husband-to-be (next weekend?

  ), roasting them and just having a good time.

  however, and i don't know how to put this, he was wearing those anthony morris (governing body) no-nos -- leg hugging trousers.

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  Hmmm ... why didn't I think of Prince?

  How about Matthew McGaunahey -- one of the most iconic straight celeb today?

  
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  GMA Sara Haines marrying a gay sympathizer? -- please alert Anthony Morris (GB)

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  good morning america this morning featured their co-anchor sara haines and her husband-to-be (next weekend?

  ), roasting them and just having a good time.

  however, and i don't know how to put this, he was wearing those anthony morris (governing body) no-nos -- leg hugging trousers.

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  Good Morning America this morning featured their co-anchor Sara Haines and her husband-to-be (next weekend?), roasting them and just having a good time. However, and I don't know how to put this, he was wearing those Anthony Morris (Governing Body) no-nos -- leg hugging trousers. Should we somehow alert Sarah that he may be a sympathizer for the other team, those wicked homosexuals?

  Any other celebs wearing those pants designed by that wicked community?

  Len
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  Changed: Head coverings for sisters, w15 2/15 QFR

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  does a female kingdom publisher need to wear a head covering if she conducts a bible study in the presence of a male publisher?.

  in a questions from readers item published in the watchtower of july 15, 2002, it was stated that a sister should cover her head if she conducts a bible study in the presence of a male publisher, whether he is baptized or not.

  further consideration of the matter suggests that a modification to this direction is appropriate.. if the male publisher who accompanies the sister while she conducts an established bible study is baptized, the sister would certainly want to wear a head covering.

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  I wonder what Lucy has to say about head coverings -- er, napkins.

  
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  "down on your back" phrase. I never heard it until my husbsand said it

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  nor have i heard others say it, ...until sanuel herd said it in the you tubed zone speach!

  is this actually a jwism?

  i never thought of it as such until i heard that today.. .

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  "down in his back" is an expression I hear on occasion, referring to someone with back pain. I've lived in south Arkansas for nearly 30 years.

  Len
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  Great Contradiction -- Jehovah's Learning Curve

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  if the great watchtower contradiction has any merit, the above graph is true.

  either god, jehovah's witnesses, jw.org, or the watchtower society don't know whether they're pitching or catching.. len.

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  If The Great Watchtower Contradiction has any merit, the above graph is true. Either God, Jehovah's Witnesses, JW.ORG, or the Watchtower Society don't know whether they're pitching or catching.

  Len
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  Why H.W. Bush can't be a MS -- check his socks

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  now that the jws have entered the world of fashion law enforcement we need to be on guard against certain dangerous associates.. .

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  len miller.

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  Now that the JWs have entered the world of fashion law enforcement we need to be on guard against certain dangerous associates.

  

  

  Len Miller
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  "Take it up with God" -- the most arrogant statement I've heard -- Morris

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  http://www.jehovahs-witness.net/watchtower/bible/287214/2/us-zone-visit.

  can you imagine if you were called into the back room, then giving that kind of answer to one of their kangaroo jc questionings?.

  what's good for the goose is not good for the gander.

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  Right on, Stuckinarut2: If any of us even THOUGHT of using some of the lines he used, either in a talk, or an answer, or in a JC, then we would be strung up and accused of being "self-willed" !
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  "Take it up with God" -- the most arrogant statement I've heard -- Morris

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  http://www.jehovahs-witness.net/watchtower/bible/287214/2/us-zone-visit.

  can you imagine if you were called into the back room, then giving that kind of answer to one of their kangaroo jc questionings?.

  what's good for the goose is not good for the gander.

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  http://www.jehovahs-witness.net/watchtower/bible/287214/2/US-Zone-visit

  Can you imagine if you were called into the back room, then giving that kind of answer to one of their kangaroo JC questionings?

  What's good for the goose IS NOT good for the gander. These GB ivory tower wannabees are beyond arrogant.

  Len Miller
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  Zone Visit: An Announcement That Will "Test Your Faith"

  by breakfast of champions in

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  this is the scuttlebutt in one of the "bethel congregations" by us.. no details as to exactly what this "faith-testing" announcement might be.. anyone else hear any of this pre-zone visit hype?.

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  Trial Balloon.

  Noun[edit]

  trial balloon (plural trial balloons)

  1. (idiomatic) An idea, suggestion, or prospective action, product, etc. offered to an audience or group in order to test whether it generates acceptance or interest.

  I believe one of the reasons for this meeting, where some 3/4 million sheeples were all listening to the same thing -- economics! Just think of the $$$ that can be saved to, in turn, place it into a contribution box. Little travel and lodging, large hall and parking rentals. Perhaps most important -- consistency of message -- where speakers in various geographical areas can't inject their own agenda between the lines of the prepared script. Recall the now embarrasing "Alive in '75" rants back in the day? All spouted from District Assembly gatherings.

  Based on this trial balloon, or test, future large gatherings can be planned. One thing that may be lacking is the interaction of the sheeples at the larger gatherings -- but they can partially satisfy that via technology. Using between-sessions video moments of those in attendance (not necessarily live, but captured snippetss for later display) and displayed by large UHD LED monitors, I can hear the oohs and aahhs now. "Isn't the Society making wonderful use of our money?"

  Len

  ps: OOPS! This was basically said on the prior page. Please forgive me as this is a huge thread.