I used to look forward to NOT spending time with Witnesses on holiday. I always seemed to forget to pack my suit so I didn't have to pretend to look for the local 'Kingdumb Hall, oops naughty me. A JW cruise is my idea of hell, Brother or Sister Self-righteous always ready to spoil the fun *shiver*.
Posts by Mutz
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Witness Cruises
by undercover inanother post on another thread about a witness cruise got me to thinking about when the dubs would block whole sections of cabins on cruise ships and have "witness cruises".
i never went on one myself, but i knew a few that did.
i heard some pretty sordid stories.
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Online dating for dubs?!?!?!
by pr_capone ini came across this today... found it rather interesting.
check out www.jwmatch.com.
kansas district overbeer
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Mutz
Hey what's wrong with the normal method of JW dating. As soon as you are 16 or 17 meet someone at the Convention, 'court' for 6 months, marry and have the 4th child just in time for your 21st birthday. It works for 99.9% of Witnesses and results in happy, strong and stable marriages, no really, it does! :)
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Chance to air views on future of UN
by ballistic inhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/talking_point/2964331.stm
i think this is one of the most relevant topics for us which has come out of the iraq war.
forget our war \ anti-war retoric.
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Mutz
There'll be a Watchtower study before too long explaining it and making it all as clear as mud as they 'tack' and wriggle to convince the drones they were right all along. We just have to wait on Jehoovers faithful and discreet slave..........heh.
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Lotto and gambling
by Maverick ini knew witnesses that went on cruses and hit the slots, done it myself and the goody, goody ex-wife too!
now i buy a fla lotto ticket twice a week, even did the tats in australia.
anyone want to fess up?
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Mutz
I do the Lottery here in the UK every now and then. I've not won anything though. I did pick seven numbers for a friend in Norway and five came up a few months back, the prize was only about £100 I think so no early retirement yet. :)
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Ex-Jehovah's Witness Support Group Makes the News
by Kenneson inthis small group is located in tuscon, arizona.
some of the members, fearing reprisals (disfellowshipping), choose anonymity.
most have reached this stage in their lives thanks to the internet and forums like ours.
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Mutz
Their sickening excuses never change. You are not naive berylblue. I was out in my garden today thinking about how bloody glad I was no longer subject to the effluvia pumped out by the Watchtower.
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King of North Position-Filled
by proplog2 inridicule of the watchtower shift on "king of the north" is appropriate.
why didn't they hang in there with russia?
i've heard every conceivable speculation about the new improved king of the north.
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Mutz
.......Bugger, I was hoping to apply for that position myself. Oh well I will just have to stick with being the antichrist (thanks mum).
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Celine Dion
by JH inwould you go and see celine dion give a show in las vegas?
do you like her music?
celine dion poses with artictic director franco dragone at a news conference after the opening of her show, "a new day," at the colosseum at caesars palace on las vegas.
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Mutz
I am only 38 so still too young to 'appreciate' Celine Dion.........thankfully. Maybe when I get my pipe and slippers? :)
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An elder left a paper at my door
by JH insince the last 6 weeks, the elders are trying to get a hold of me, but i specialize in being invisible.
so now they left a little paper at my door asking that i call elder x so that he can talk to me.
do you think i should keep on avoiding them since they are about to end their 3 month call on inactive ones?
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Mutz
Pin the paper to the toilet wall, you never know when you might get food poisoning. :)
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I need to ask a question...
by nightwarrior inafter reading flowers posting about her brother, it really got me thinking (a dangerous occupation with me) lol, what is it about the jws, that when you are in the org, you feel that you are in the'right religion', and then wham, something happens, to make you realise that things are not so rosey as you were first led to believe.. so my point is.. when you leave the 'org' you feel such great relief, as if a burden has been lifted from your shoulders, and that you feel that at long last (as in my case) you can really develop a good relationship with our creator... but, if it were the 'true religion' surely we would feel downhearted and oppressed in leaving, and really we would not want to leave at all, as all things would be made clear to us, and we would feel happy again, but that is not the case.. i hope that this makes sense.
as at the moment my mother and sisters are still not speaking to me, it has now been a month, and the tatic i know, is that by (hopefully) ignoring me, i will come to my senses and return to the fold, and maybe even leave my sweet talking evil slave class husband!!
(yeah right).
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Mutz
I felt the real freedom of living outside the WT control everytime I missed a meeting. When I went on holiday and didn't spend eons searching out the local congregation so I didn't 'miss any meetings'. Life is for living and not for spending in a constant state of fear waiting for God to destroy the world. Constant reminders that we might not even get through to the new system from the self-righteous. Worrying about questions like "Have I done enough???" Blah, what a bloody waste of a time. I've lost count of the older jw's I have seen die in this system after decades of waiting for the end. There is a beautiful world and a full life outside the shackles of witnessdom, all we have to do is make the choice to go and find it!
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What is the worst thing about leaving?
by sleepy in.
everyone probably has a slightly different experience when leaving the witnesses.the worst aspect about this for me is the realisation that my enteire life has been lived and directed by a false premiss, and the effect past decisions now have on my life.. it can make me feel sick in the stomach on occation.. also the idea that friends and family think i have tuned bad or evil to have left jehovah is qute disturbing at times.
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Mutz
The thing I missed most was, doing a hard days work, rushing home, bolting my dinner, getting showered shaved and changed into a suit in time to drive to the KH and partake in the wonderful spiritual feast provided by the faithful and discreet slave........... or maybe not. :)