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  WERE THERE BORING MOMENTS IN YOUR KH?

  by badboy in

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  yeah virtually every meeting was boring, but there was this visiting CO by the name of Bro. Roche, who was from Boston and who us Tennesseeans thought had a very interesting accent (in my hometown, anyone who was from out of state had a very interesting accent).

  Come on, you know the Boston accent I'm talking about--where they take a vowel and a consonant and make it into a long vowel--like "pahk my cah (park my car)".

  The first talk he ever gave in our KH he kept talking about how we "ahll needed to dooo ahr paht (all needed to do our part)" and at the end of the talk we were like, "what the hell is a paht? and this cah he keeps talking about driving around? Hey, you wanna go eat at Hardee's after this?"

  Ahh. Those Yankees and their interesting accents. Of course the meetings were still boring while he gave the talks, but he gave my brain something to do as far as translating from Bostonese into Tennesseean.

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  my funny mother...

  by mrsjones5 in

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  told me that she had sent me a package of candies and cookies.

  i got one of the packages today.

  it consist of two small boxes, one with a red bucket of candy with a red heart on the front with a caption that says "wishing you a happy valentine's day!

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  You're mom is cool like dat. Are you sure we're not related? because my mother is the same way. I can let a curse word slip out and she won't bitch about it. I sent my 4-year-old son who is staying with her for the time being a b-day present and she was very pleased.

  Sometimes I think she's too cool to be a dub.

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  Oh, the agony!

  by kaykay_mp in

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  oh, the horror!.

  the tsa at the airport took away my lighter.

  you dallas fest-ers know the one i bought in the warehouse district that looked like a gun?

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  No, just ugly old fat guys. I shoulda chanced it. I could've outran them, even though I'm not Flo Jo or anything like that.

  I had a friend whose metal nail file was confiscated out of her purse, cause it could be a weapon!

  If someone stabbed me with something like that, I would be pissed off instead of injured. I'd be all smushing their face against the window saying, "Now who's bad, bi-otch?!?"

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  2005 Barbecue Is Definitely On!

  by Englishman in

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  saturday seems to be much preferred over sunday, so this years bbq will be held on saturday, july 9th, commencing around 2 pm.

  location is our home in weston super mare.

  as usual, the day will be very boozy and proceedings will conclude in the waverley pub.

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  heh heh. He's holding his wiener.

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  Oh, the agony!

  by kaykay_mp in

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  oh, the horror!.

  the tsa at the airport took away my lighter.

  you dallas fest-ers know the one i bought in the warehouse district that looked like a gun?

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  Nah.

  It was silver and looked way different than the pic that you have, OFC. It had the lights flashing on it and everything. I was really cool with it though. I didn't make a fuss and the TSA ppl and I had a good laugh as well. I just really wasn't thinkin' on that one, with me being prior law enforcement and all. I guess it was the leftover daze of Apostabowl I the day before and not wanting to leave Dallas. If I'd really thought it through, I woulda got Elsewhere to mail it back to me instead of taking it to the airport. But I can always buy another one!! It's not like I'm going to die without it.

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  Internal Reaction to Monthly Awake

  by ezekiel3 in

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  well the news is getting around within the congregations about the awake!

  going to a monthly beginning 2006.. some reactions from active jws:.

  one sister actually dances a jig.

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  FINANCIAL!

  --translation--

  "Prince isn't being very generous with his donations; therefore, we can only afford to print the Awake magazine once a month. So sayeth the Slave."

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  Witness World forum

  by under74 in

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  i haven't gotten deleted yet.

  anybody here joined and got kicked off yet?

  they're very anti-second guessing....so, i'm trying to word things in a way that doesn't sound questioning without reason.

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  Well, I think we have some pretty inane subjects on here too !!

  Let's live and let live huh?!

  Well, yeah, you have a point; but there's more to life than worrying about whether or not your kid is saying "oh my god". Like talking to them about the facts of life or something. That's gotta be more important. Or maybe I'm wrong--I'm not perfect all the time. laters kaykay_mp
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  Ever read "Jack Chick" tracts? Hilarious stuff!

  by AlmostAtheist in

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  someone today mentioned chick tracts, reminding me how much i used to enjoy reading them.

  if you can get past that he's totally serious, and that sadly some people are living their lives based on them, they are really very entertaining.

  i hope you can get some amusement from them:.

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  Amazing how a lesson on creation v. evolution can turn into sinning v. salvation. I thought the tract about the dinosaurs would just end at creation; but, noooo! Computa' boy just had to be holier-than-thou.

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  Witness World forum

  by under74 in

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  i haven't gotten deleted yet.

  anybody here joined and got kicked off yet?

  they're very anti-second guessing....so, i'm trying to word things in a way that doesn't sound questioning without reason.

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  Did you guys read the post about Prince on there?

  He rated #1 for top concert boxoffice receipts at $87m.
  
  That would build a lot of Kingdom Halls, wouldn't it?

  I knew that one was coming.

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  Witness World forum

  by under74 in

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  i haven't gotten deleted yet.

  anybody here joined and got kicked off yet?

  they're very anti-second guessing....so, i'm trying to word things in a way that doesn't sound questioning without reason.

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  wisperia	Posted: Sep 6 2004, 12:36 PM
  Unregistered	Has anyone else noticed this? While it is not surprising language has disintegrated, have you noticed this newer more subtle trend gripping people of all ages? I first noticed it's prevalence on the myriads of decorating programmes on TV. (Yes, I am a decorating junkie.) When it comes time at the end of the programme for the "big reveal" you hear the choruses of parents and echoes of children all saying "OH MY GOD!" I find this especially disconcerting coming out of the mouths of babes, but I hear it so often (it often spoils the show i.m.o., so now I had to give this some thought and ask for your comments also. A sister mentioned to me that she is taken aback to hear young Witness children and adults using this expression also, even when walking from door to door in the service. When did this happen? And why? Well, of course children are going to parrot what they hear at home, and if they do not hear it there they are surrounded daily by peers who do use such expressions and of course by the various media sources. Are you aware of this sneaking into your vobabulary? Do you hear youngsters using this expression? All my working life I had to struggle against foul language. Often workmates used the "f" word in a sentence nine words out of ten. It was used as a verb, an adverb and an adjective. You merely had to listen to where the inflection was placed to figure out what the meaning was. So much for using creative adjectives for description. I appreciate the insidious nature of bad language. What are your thoughts?
  gee, what an inane subject to talk about! They should thank their lucky stars that their kids aren't saying "for fooks' sake" or something to take the place of "oh my god". laters kaykay_mp