NICE!
This sacred herb has been used in many forms for thousand of years - so smoke up! {
"Any day spent NOT knocking on doors is a good day!"
Michael3000
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Did Moses and King Solomon smoke POT?
by Mindchild inholy smokes: did moses and king solomon smoke pot?.
working in the publishing business has its perks, and one of those is getting to see new releases of books that sometimes never land in the bookstores.
today, i happened to be reading through some product literature that i had put off for some time and discovered a book that was published a few months ago about the usage of drugs in the bible.
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Recommend a Book
by Black Man inthat's right....recommend a book...any book that would be a good read....... mine's is:.
invisible man by ralph ellison
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Michael3000
"Moby Dick" - Herman Melville. The classic struggle of man versus the inevitability of the universe.
"King of the World" - About Muhammed Ali - can't remember the author, but I just finished it.
"The Time Machine" - H.G. Wells. MUCH better than any movie version.
"Battlefield Earth" - L. Ron Hubbard. Don't worry - you won't find any kooky Scientology stuff in Hubbard's sci-fi works (but it's easy to see how he came up the wacky ideas they promote). A real page-turner, which is good, considering it's over 400 pages long. Again, MUCH better than the awful movie Travolta did last year!
"Native Son", and "Black Boy" - Richard Wright.
"The Autobiography of Malcolm X" - Alex Haley
"The Souls of Black Folk" - W.E.B. Dubois
"I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings", and "The Collected Poems of Maya Angelou" - Maya Angelou
"Any day spent NOT knocking on doors is a good day!"
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When JWs subdue Earth
by Derrick inyhwh has a chosen people on earth today, regardless of whether those 6+ million souls under the auspices of the watchtower society are the same jehovah's witnesses referred to in isaiah 43:12, "i have declared, and i have saved, and i have showed; and there was no strange god among you: therefore ye are my witnesses, saith jehovah, and i am god.".
the question is, are you one of god's chosen people?
it may very well be that those referenced in isaiah 43:12 are not all inclusively jehovah's witnesses.. suppose they are scattered throughout the entire world "out of every nation and of all tribes and peoples and tongues" (rev.
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Michael3000
Here ya go, Derrick, Ol Boy.
"Any day spent NOT knocking on doors is a good day!"
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Once Again....
by AGuest in(please forgive my need to repeat myself, but i must 'go'... whether israel 'hears'... or 'refrains'.
so, sorry simon, board and dear ones, but...) .
to the household of god, israel, and all those that 'go with' them... may you all have peace!
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Michael3000
Her ya go, Guesty...
"Any day spent NOT knocking on doors is a good day!"
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Ignorance of Silent Lambies
by proplog2 inwhat a bunch of wall paper.
99% of the people on this forum are hopelessly believers in one sided non-sense.
i am tired of the abusive language that has been dumped on me by otherwise respectable participants.
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Michael3000
It is assumed that if you aren't for the Silent Lambs cause then you are automatically and advocate of child molestation. In fact not a few in this forum have called me a child molester. What utter stupidity.
Ya got the "stupidity" part, anyhow, asshole. What the hell is the point of this post? We know there are 2 sides to every story, but as research shows - 99% of charges against defendants in child molestation case are true. So, what? We're supposed to ease up the effort in getting molesters "outed" from JW congregations, and let these sickos continue?
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January 23 was my Birthday!!!
by Michael3000 inhi, folks.
sorry i haven;t been around the board a while - work, life and lots of singing engagements have been keeping me very busy over the holiday season!.
yesterday was my birthday - i am now 35!
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Michael3000
CLOSER! You make me blush - for just a second. Then, I start thinking about where those kisses COULD go. Hmmm...
--M
"Any day spent NOT knocking on doors is a good day!"
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January 23 was my Birthday!!!
by Michael3000 inhi, folks.
sorry i haven;t been around the board a while - work, life and lots of singing engagements have been keeping me very busy over the holiday season!.
yesterday was my birthday - i am now 35!
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Michael3000
Thank you all for the B-day wishes!
Xena, I missed you, too, baby! I'll be around a little more, I promise.
Venice, you Cutiepie, thanx for the nod to all the Aquarians on the board! We rule! (In a good way).
Tatiana!!!! Thanks, Hon - missed you, too!
And Think41self - my bum is a little tender from that Birthday spanking, but may I have another?
Later...
"Any day spent NOT knocking on doors is a good day!"
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January 23 was my Birthday!!!
by Michael3000 inhi, folks.
sorry i haven;t been around the board a while - work, life and lots of singing engagements have been keeping me very busy over the holiday season!.
yesterday was my birthday - i am now 35!
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Michael3000
Hi, folks. Sorry I haven;t been around the board a while - work, life and lots of singing engagements have been keeping me very busy over the Holiday season!
Yesterday was my birthday - I am now 35! Now I head down that slippery slope...toward 40. But I don't really concern myself over the numbers...probably one positive outcome from all my years of programming with the Dubs! Anyway, hope all is well with everyone - CHEERS!!!
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GUARANTEED to CHEER you up!!
by patio34 inhi all you nice people,.
tonight and tomorrow till 2 pm.
(pstime) --several times--you should think.
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Michael3000
Yeah - but they give you a BEAUTIFUL cocktail of Demerol and Morphine beforehand (the reason you have to have someone take you home afterward). My fiancee has had 2 colonoscopy procedures, and, after finding one tiny non-cancerous polyp, she has been given a clean bill of health. Cheers!
--M
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Style of assembly/convention speakers
by comment inwhat precisely are the instructions that are given to assembly or convention speakers about the manner in which they are to deliver their talks, especially the manuscript ones?.
the reason i ask is that i was always irked by the strident, hectoring tone of the speakers at these events.. you'd have brother mild-mannered from your home congregation on the platform, someone you knew gave talks at the kingdom hall in a (relatively) low-key "i'm a normal person" voice, but get him up there at the doers of god's divine godly fear kingdom district convention and he'd be snapping out those long boring rhetorical questions and thrashing his hands around like some dictator wannabe.. it made me think that if you wanted to turn people on to the organization, the district convention sure wasn't the place to start.. comment
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Michael3000
One hardly qualifies for such an exalted privilege unless he is a petty demagogue, has some distinctive affectation, penchant for hyperbole, grandeloquence or eccentricity. In short, a no-life ham who thrives on milking applause from a compliant audience.
Yep, that pretty much sums up J.R. Brown's speaking style.
Ah, memories...
"Any day spent NOT knocking on doors is a good day!"