Smiddy: if aliens were real, then a lot of things would have to be reconsidered. An alien 👽 that can do interstellar travel is hardly going to be frightened by the threat of Armageddon to the population of Earth 🌎🌍! 🙄
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NotFormer
Regarding the sheep pooh, I think that you are thinking of a "dagg" which is literally what you said, encrusted sheep pooh hanging onto a sheep's fleece. The New Zealand comedian, John Clarke, became famous in NZ as a character named "Fred Dagg". He had a hit in NZ with a version of Billy Connolly's "If it Weren't for Your Wellies", but being NZ, it was "If it Weren't for Your Gumboots". So yes, a dagg is a pretty low class, scruffy individual, probably with bad hygiene! 😁
A drongo is a bird native to North Australia; the slang term had pretty well the same meaning as "nong". 😁 I doubt that the bird was particularly stupid; the term probably came about just because it sounds kind of dumb. 😸
I believe there is some of Fred Dagg's stuff preserved on YouTube. He was a pretty funny character. John Clarke eventually moved to Australia, like a lot of NZ entertainers, because the NZ market tends to be a bit small.
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It is indeed educational. I always thought nonce was like "nong" in Australia, someone who's not very bright. I didn't realise that it had a very specific and very negative definition.
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TOP STORY: SPECIAL INTERVIEW! Youtube video
by EasyPrompt inwoman associated with ex church leader tells all!!!
watch the scandalous drama unfold here.... .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyd31w7hwkw.
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First video not available in this country 😔
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Obvious OT Exception to the Two Witness "Rule"
by NotFormer inin the torah, where the need for sanctuary cities is being established, a hypothetical situation is described where a bloke is swinging an axe, and the axe head flies off and kills another bloke.
the dead man's brother is designated "the avenger" and pursues the original guy in order to kill him for being responsible for the death.
he is allowed to do so, if the original guy doesn't make it to a sanctuary city.
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In the Torah, where the need for sanctuary cities is being established, a hypothetical situation is described where a bloke is swinging an axe, and the axe head flies off and kills another bloke. The dead man's brother is designated "the avenger" and pursues the original guy in order to kill him for being responsible for the death. He is allowed to do so, if the original guy doesn't make it to a sanctuary city. If both victim and the person who "manslaughtered" him are dead, then there are not two or three witnesses to establish the avenger's story, yet the avenger's testimony is accepted.
Yet WT still insists on two witnesses in a CSA case. 🙄🤢
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Vidiot: that certainly is a paradox... 🤔
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I just googled the Paradise book, and imagine my surprise when I find someone trying to sell it on Amazon for more than $55 Australian!
Someone's also trying to flog the Reasoning from the Scriptures book for over $200! 😱
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Theocratic Dressing Standard
by NotFormer in.
an enthusiastic new recruit attends the kingdom hall.
the elders aren't sure about his style of wardrobe.. does something like this ever really happen with new recruits?.
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BTW, does "homosexual" mean "flamboyant" in JW speak? I don't personally see anything morally wrong with the way the bloke on the right is dressed in my comic. But then again, I was never under the esteemed tutelage of the GB. 🙄
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Theocratic Dressing Standard
by NotFormer in.
an enthusiastic new recruit attends the kingdom hall.
the elders aren't sure about his style of wardrobe.. does something like this ever really happen with new recruits?.
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"Cancelled"? Does that mean you can be DFed for telling it?? 🤔😱
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Theocratic Dressing Standard
by NotFormer in.
an enthusiastic new recruit attends the kingdom hall.
the elders aren't sure about his style of wardrobe.. does something like this ever really happen with new recruits?.
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NotFormer
An enthusiastic new recruit attends the Kingdom Hall. The elders aren't sure about his style of wardrobe.
Does something like this ever really happen with new recruits?