Sugar Shane Dude, your idea needs to be a thing this year. Maybe family members of awakened/former Witnesses can attend the Memorial of other congregations so it wouldn't look suspicious.
TipsyMangoTea
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Elder Mentioning an "Apostate Problem"
by Simon Templar ini bumped into a sister that i have known for at least 40 years or so.
we were catching up.
she and her husband have been in the truth for decades.
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New WT pdf tells children to report. Irony?
by wifibandit inpdf.
why won't watchtower tell abusers "i'm going to tell on you!
" and follow through with the proper authorities?
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(*just shakes my head...*) Judging from the quality of the carppy word bubbles ("carppy" because it's definitely fishy) and the overall shortness of the page, this was done in a hurry. -
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Alan Rickman's Passing
by TipsyMangoTea inalan rickman, best known to my generation as prof. severus snape from the harry potter film franchise, has passed away due to cancer at the age of 69.. growing up with a witness mother, anything related to science fiction and fantasy was looked down upon, so, naturally, i was a rebel rebel (oh david bowie...).. just wanted to let any potterheads know the news and that even if you feel like you'll never be free of the deadly watchtower, you're not alone and there's hope.. always..
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Late Bloomer - I usually become a fan of a celebrity based on his/her voice, and Alan Rickman is in my top list. I’ve been wanting to collect audiobooks read by my favorite actors, and Alan did some that I will definitely buy.
Saintbertholdt and pbrow - I haven’t seen Die Hard in a long time, oh mate, it really is the best Christmas movie!
GoneAwol - Alan’s performance made me root for the Sheriff of Nottingham (like how I secretly rooted for Snape).
Heaven and Saintbertholdt - That’s exactly the first thing I thought of when I heard the news. I’m curious to check who else is 69 but a little scared, too…
Gentledawn - I was cringing in my seat with anxiety when I first saw this movie because I didn't want to see Johnny Depp's Sweeney Todd role killing Alan's.
Xanthippe - I always give extra kudos and respect to celebs who are able to maintain their marriages for so long.
Cadellin - If I could edit my original topic post, I would add those photos (all three). Time to change my wallpaper at work…
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Alan Rickman's Passing
by TipsyMangoTea inalan rickman, best known to my generation as prof. severus snape from the harry potter film franchise, has passed away due to cancer at the age of 69.. growing up with a witness mother, anything related to science fiction and fantasy was looked down upon, so, naturally, i was a rebel rebel (oh david bowie...).. just wanted to let any potterheads know the news and that even if you feel like you'll never be free of the deadly watchtower, you're not alone and there's hope.. always..
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Alan Rickman, best known to my generation as Prof. Severus Snape from the Harry Potter film franchise, has passed away due to cancer at the age of 69.
Growing up with a Witness mother, anything related to science fiction and fantasy was looked down upon, so, naturally, I was a rebel rebel (oh David Bowie...).
Just wanted to let any Potterheads know the news and that even if you feel like you'll never be free of the Deadly Watchtower, you're not alone and there's hope.
Always.
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when you went to an "assembly" did you wear a badge?
by greenhornet init embarrassed me.
when i was young my folks made me wear one and i opened it up and took the paper out making it look like it fell out.
after my folks ask what happen i said i dont know.
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My younger sister and I used to draw on the back side (usually anime and video game characters), write our nicknames and be really vague on what congregation we're from. We eventually stopped wearing them and made the excuse that we misplaced our badges. Thankfully, Mom gave up on the issue, mostly because she legitimately couldn't find hers, hahaha. d(^___^)b* -
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The disappointed look on a Jehovah's Witness face - that you're living a good and fulfilling life
by jambon1 inanother thread got me thinking of this issue.
i don't think you'll ever come across a set of people with such a skewed and twisted outlook on life.. my memory serves me well when i recall a sort of blood lusting excitement over things like the 9/11 atrocities.
in fact i remember jw's describing the event as 'sad but exciting.
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Thanks, cha ching, at least for me, it helps to look at Witnesses like that and then everything turns into a weird reality TV show that you unwillingly star in. -
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Powerball Jackpot up to 1.3 Billion Dollars. Do you think the governing body bought any tickets?
by My Name is of No Consequence inwhat if the governing body members bought a ticket or somehow obtained one.
then the unthinkable happens...they won!
how would they be able to hide that?
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@Darkknight757 - I instantly cringed when I started imagining possible faces in slow motion.
If I bought a ticket, I'd move my family into a nicer house... and I'd move into my own house/apartment.
That or do a Mission-Impossible-styled attempt at getting recorded evidence of what the Governing Body actually have meetings about.
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David Bowie
by smiddy ini just heard the news david bowie has died ,so sad .
rip d,b, .
smiddy .
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TipsyMangoTea
(*plays "Rebel Rebel" on repeat, plans on watching Labyrinth every night this week*)
Long live the Goblin King <3*
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The disappointed look on a Jehovah's Witness face - that you're living a good and fulfilling life
by jambon1 inanother thread got me thinking of this issue.
i don't think you'll ever come across a set of people with such a skewed and twisted outlook on life.. my memory serves me well when i recall a sort of blood lusting excitement over things like the 9/11 atrocities.
in fact i remember jw's describing the event as 'sad but exciting.
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TipsyMangoTea
It's like they're trying to play a video game on a nonexistent difficulty level, making things hard for themselves and wondering why you're not doing the same and proclaiming that the Witness struggle is real.
One sister from my congregation once asked me how college was going, and when I said that the commute was a bit difficult, she followed up about praying for strength and going to field service with her.
I learned never to complain and just say "I'm doing okay!"
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ATT: WARNING
by EJ257 inplease be aware of everything that is happening around the world at this moment in time.
this goes to anyone, ex-communicated, removed, serving, believer and non.
at this point in my observations i have realized many religions/ideologies know there is some sort "end of time" or a transition into a new order of living in this earth.
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TipsyMangoTea
Reminds me of the movie, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, especially Rufus Shinra's reply to Kadaj's desire for the destruction of humanity:
"The Lifestream courses through our world… ever flowing between the edge of life and death. If that cycle is the very truth of life, then history, too, will inevitably repeat itself. Go on, bring your Jenovas and your Sephiroths. Cause trouble till your heart’s content. We’ll do as life mandates, we promise. We won’t let you win and we’ll stop you."
War, poverty, natural disasters, these are all things that reoccur throughout history with varying levels of intensity. When they happen, at that moment, it feels like the apocalypse, but life does go on. Mankind will keep up the fight to survive.
That or we go the way of the dinosaurs due to aliens. ^_^;;;*
(I just joined the forum today, btw! You mates are awesome~)