http://products.mercola.com/toilet-bidet/?source=nl .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbQdTwqYt8Y
TBH, if your shower is right next to the toilet you could probably use it instead. I use my shower to clean the toilet as the hose reaches over. It's more hygenic than a brush!
There was a bidet in my vacation accomodation in Spain - I used it to wash the sand from my feet! Only time I ever used one properly was in hospital after giving birth.
a recent post i made on watchman duty reminded me of something that a few uber-righteous jws would do.
work in volunteer service at your own assigned district convention, but since you missed so much of the program, re-attend the whole thing again on another weekend and just "focus on the program".
i remember one super self-righteous guy talking me into going back to re-attend a saturday once.
I remember one super Self-Righteous guy talking me into going back to re-attend a Saturday once. I was single. You can probably guess my real motivation for re-attending. But that was the only time I ever did double duty at a DC.
I did that too on a Sunday after having already worked 3 days at one DC. Didn't get me anywhere with the eligible bros though.
I sat there all smug with my notes adding bits to them and leafing through the new litteratra$h before the DO giving the talk announced it with people on the seats around me craning their necks to get a glimpse of it. How pathetic!
some know it as the big eight, the eight watchtower flip-flops, the eight flop puzzle, etc.
the following essay, designed for those newly-interested in studying with jehovah's witnesses, cautions that person in what he / she may be getting into.
it not only has a well-organized table of the classic wt quotations which watchtower cannot deny, but it explores the following questions.
Awesome research work. Thank you for sharing.
who on your list would be a person of pure evil.. if the guy have a screw loose then he can not be.
held accountable.
evil vs pure evil, what,s the.
Josef Fritzel
Colin Batley - I actually knew this guy and his wife 10 years ago. He creeped me out then. I felt sick and almost vomited when I read what he'd done.
i designed a 4 question personality test that looks at the simple ways you listen to music.. it can determine from those questions your 4 letter mbti code.
from there i included some fun links that goes deeper into the personality traits.. i have yet to try this in a larger forum such as this but was wondering the results and if i can develope this.. .
it may prove useful in my eventual psychology studies.. just follow the link.
I've been INFP for years and got INFP on this.
seeing as it's that time of year i've been reminiscing.
i used to volunteer as i really struggled to sit still all day, even with all the note-taking and sitting next to the deaf loop system and watching the bsl interpreter to try and learn a bit of bsl.. i have.... counted and voided food tokenspacked fruit bags at a sandwich stallcleaned the stadium at opening and closingcleaned and attended ladies toiletsmanned (or should that be womanned?!
lol) contribution boxeswhat did you do?.
Seeing as it's that time of year I've been reminiscing. I used to volunteer as I really struggled to sit still all day, even with all the note-taking and sitting next to the deaf loop system and watching the BSL interpreter to try and learn a bit of BSL.
I have...
What did you do?
i don't think it's a hard question as to why we need music .
for us it's a way to express the feelings we've got, the way we feel .
you feel love for everybody in the world .
Music has saved my life on countless occasions. Numb/Encore - Linkin Park & Jay-Z, Don't Give Up - Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush, Everybody Hurts - R.E.M are just a few tunes that have comforted me. I can appreciate most different types of music and certainly don't restrict myself or identify with any one particular genre. I've been an indie chick, a rave head, a goth, a hip hop honey, a mosher/metaller, a drum 'n' bass (and dubstep) head. I have learned to play a couple of instruments and can read music. I've been to death metal concerts (nothing like the WT$ would have you believe), folk gigs, all sorts. I grew up listening to my parents' very diverse musical tastes - 70's soul & funk, prog rock, 80's pop, Italian operetta, Jean Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield.
I have identified myself as having an auditory learning style. I pick up song lyrics easily. My love of music has given me the confidence to get up and sing in front of 250 people. I've DJ'd in a few clubs and my partner works in the music industry. My life would have a massive void if I didn't have music.
all i can say is lol!!!.
so... i have been outed... im gay, and at least one elder now knows!.
while i was at bingo tonight with jack i recieved a call from him.
if u have been baptized and refuse to answer their calls or go to their "counselling" they will kick you out saying you are DISASSOCIATED.
That happened to me. It took them almost 2 years to come after me mind you, but they eventually got hold of my number and started calling. By that time I was living with my then-fiance in a 1-bed house, so I'm guessing they assumed fornication although I'd obviously faded a long time ago, was totally inactive. My fiance answered the phone and the elder kind of sweet-talked him into a conversation and into handing the phone over to me. I was very vague and gave closed but polite answers to his questions, pretty much told him I was happy, didn't want to meet with them for a "chat" (we all know that would've entailed) by saying "nah, I'm good thanks" and "aww, I'm so busy with work and uni I couldn't fit it in anyways" etc.
If they do get to you and you don't care about getting DF'd, admit to something else (show 'em your bingo card, lol) and steer the conversation away from your sexuality, it's none of their business.
Good luck!
this is something that has always bothered me.
as a born-in jw i was raised as a little girl wearing skirts and dresses which is clearly quite normal in terms of gender-appropriate clothing.
however, the older i grew, the more i realised that all jw women and girls wore skirts to meetings and when out in fs, but would wear trousers in their everyday life.
That begs the question ladies, which do you prefer to wear, pencil or flowy skirts?
Neither really. Trust me to be awkward, lol. Before I had my 2 babies I used to wear a denim mini with black lycra leggings (see WT$, I may be worse than Worldly but I can still be modest, ha!) and Uggs, or flip-flops or wedges in summer. I have a gothic skirt for dressing up on nights out but haven't worn that since I was 20 weeks pregnant with my son. Since having the 2 little 'uns I have a black tulip skirt and a couple of sweater dresses that I wear with leggings but that's it really.
Shock horror, ***news flash*** I bought a maxi dress last week! Might return it though...
this is something that has always bothered me.
as a born-in jw i was raised as a little girl wearing skirts and dresses which is clearly quite normal in terms of gender-appropriate clothing.
however, the older i grew, the more i realised that all jw women and girls wore skirts to meetings and when out in fs, but would wear trousers in their everyday life.
I do miss 'sharp dressed brothers I grew up with'.
Me too, t!
My man is a metal-head, former goth. I've only ever seen him wear a shirt, tie and suit trousers twice in the entire time I've known him.
