Posts by JimmyYoung

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Disfellowshipped JW's Still Have "Normal Family Relations"

by Sea Breeze in

"when someone is disfellowshipped from the religion, normal family relations continue, with the exception of spiritual fellowship.”a watchtower lawyer clears up this common misunderstanding:.

https://jwvictims.org/2017/11/19/watchtower-lawyer-lies-outright-in-court-about-disfellowshipping-and-shunning/ .

JimmyYoung

Lying bastards. They lie in the end is coming soon, they lie in doctrine, they lie at every step. They suck the sweat from dead corpses.

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the FULL EPISODE 'The Witnesses,' from 🇺🇸 US Oxygen

by NRKoppe in

the full episode 'the witnesses,' from 🇺🇸 us oxygen(viewable from 🧶 outside of the us!

)https://www.facebook.com/jws4justice/videos/543483709706749/

JimmyYoung

here are links to the second show https://board.dailyflix.one/topic/183270-the-witnesses-2020/?tab=comments#comment-739770

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the FULL EPISODE 'The Witnesses,' from 🇺🇸 US Oxygen

by NRKoppe in

the full episode 'the witnesses,' from 🇺🇸 us oxygen(viewable from 🧶 outside of the us!

)https://www.facebook.com/jws4justice/videos/543483709706749/

JimmyYoung

I watched 42 mins and went to do some errands and came back it the page is shut down.

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the FULL EPISODE 'The Witnesses,' from 🇺🇸 US Oxygen

by NRKoppe in

the full episode 'the witnesses,' from 🇺🇸 us oxygen(viewable from 🧶 outside of the us!

)https://www.facebook.com/jws4justice/videos/543483709706749/

JimmyYoung

My hatred for the cult grows every day. Never ever stop telling people about how this cult operates.

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Youtube | FULL EPISODE SPECIAL | The Witness | Oxygen

by annihilator in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zfmrqpzuoe

JimmyYoung

Out standing. Can not wait till the next episode. When it is coming out?

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Anyone ever get blow back for owning and riding a motorcycle?

by JimmyYoung in

my wife's family rode motorcycles all their life.

her grandfather was an elder.

i was told by some dubbers that it was not christian to use a motorcycle.

I love riding. That said my first cong. there were two elders who rode motorcycles and would take a long trip on them every year. So no one said anything. When I moved to a big retirement cong. during the recession of 1970s late, they were not for riding at all. I had a lot of issues at that hall being a very high control group and stopped going and got big into bikes. My wifes Grandfather would come down from the north and he had an old Frito van and a Suzuki 850 GS on the back and we rode all over fla. A couple of old farts at the hall gave him a hard time being an elder and riding a motorcycle. Screw em. This was my wifes grandfather at the end of WW2 on his Indian.

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Anyone ever get blow back for owning and riding a motorcycle?

by JimmyYoung in

my wife's family rode motorcycles all their life.

her grandfather was an elder.

i was told by some dubbers that it was not christian to use a motorcycle.

JimmyYoung

The so called potato potato is only on evolution and earlier bikes. The newer bikes have to run at 1k rpms or the oil pressure is not enough to lube the eng.

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Anyone ever get blow back for owning and riding a motorcycle?

by JimmyYoung in

my wife's family rode motorcycles all their life.

her grandfather was an elder.

i was told by some dubbers that it was not christian to use a motorcycle.

JimmyYoung

For me the cool factor is vintage bikes. Norton, Henderson, Indian, Harley.

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Anyone ever get blow back for owning and riding a motorcycle?

by JimmyYoung in

my wife's family rode motorcycles all their life.

her grandfather was an elder.

i was told by some dubbers that it was not christian to use a motorcycle.

JimmyYoung

Oh ya lack of respect for life. I got that when I moved from one cong. that hunting was a norm, to one where it was not. In that cong, hunting was called lack or respect for life. I used to hunt a lot but quit since I just do not enjoy it any longer. I don't condemn it but I don't do it. I would rather watch a deer, Turkey ect just feeding in a field than hunt them.

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Anyone ever get blow back for owning and riding a motorcycle?

by JimmyYoung in

my wife's family rode motorcycles all their life.

her grandfather was an elder.

i was told by some dubbers that it was not christian to use a motorcycle.

JimmyYoung

I have been riding bikes since my first one at 14yo. It was a Rupp Roadster. It was more than a mini bike but less than a motor cycle. I had a 4 horse Tecumseh on it. It was in a fire and my dad bought it for me to rebuild. It was hard to get parts for it even when they were in business. My next bike was a Yamaha 360 1977. My last three bikes were a Harley 883 2008, 2005 Dyna and my last bike 2014 Heritage softail bought new. The idea that Harley Davidsons are somehow are in bad taste is out and out crazy.

I live in realville,The fact is that if you want a highly reliable bike Harley is not it but neither is BMW rated as one of the worst for reliability. I will post a failure rate that shows the Japanese bikes are the most reliable on the market by far. Harley is on top for the happiness factor. More Harley owners are happy with their bike than any other brand.

Harley has a long history and it is much more colorful than any other bike other than maybe Indian but they were out of business for a long time. Harley won the engine wars. Its hard to find a bike that has an inline four in a cruiser especially. I know this to be true that the Japanese bikes are great. I had a Yamaha 750 Tripple, then a Yamaha 700 Maxium. I did nothing to any but standard maintenance. That said there is nothing like the V twin thumping away. Its like saying you can take a ride in a Leer Jet or you can ride in a Boeing B17. If you take the leer jet you are not a plane person. The B17 is a thousand times cooler.

As far as safe, I sold my last Harley about 9 months ago. As I get older I have to admit I don't have the reaction time I had when I was younger. The other is huge factor that no matter how safe you are, how many times you watch out for everything you can not ever watch out for the bad other driver. I have been cut off, run off the main road, drove in front of in that a car will cross the road not seeming to see I was there and almost run into when lane changing. You can never take this into account. Some idiot can just change a lane and smack into you with no warning to detect. I have had deer bolt out of the blue in wooded areas that was way too close for comfort. About a year ago in the US there was a Truck that crossed the line and hit several bikes head on and killed 7 and hurt more. I decided I had a good run and even took a bike trip from Michigan to Washington state in the late 80s. Its time to take my winnings and leave the table. I ended up putting my money from the Harley into a 1980 Pontiac Firebird. It was in a pole barn with other cars in a trust for 35 years. It had only 35k miles original on it. its fun as heck to drive and I get people waving at me almost as much as biker to biker waves.

There is no rust on it at all. It was an Oklahoma car and saw no salt. I just replaced the window sweeps inside and out and had to take the door panels off and I would be hard pressed to get a bit of rust wiping my finger on the inside of the door. No body filler at all on it. On the up side unlike a bike, I can ride in comfort if it starts to rain, or if its cold. On the down side on a good warm sunny day it does not have the same wind in the hair thump thump of my Harley. But on the up side if I get in an accident hit a deer or some idiot runs into me I have a 3800 pound steel cage around me. Don't get me wrong I will always jones for a ride on a bike, and if I did buy another I would most likely be a Yamaha Vstar. No its not a harley but it rides nice has a vtwin and has very little repair issues. I doubt I will but if I did.

Yamaha/Star (11 percent failure rate)
Suzuki and Honda (12 percent)
Kawasaki (15 percent)
Victory (17 percent)
Harley-Davidson (26 percent)
Triumph (29 percent)
Ducati (33 percent)
BMW (40 percent)
Can-Am (42 percent)