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  Post your grilling recipes.. good for Apostofests etc.

  by Xandria in

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  1 pound white cheddar, coarsely grated .

  stir in the vinegar, thyme and parsley and season with salt and pepper, to taste.. .

  stir in the vinegar, thyme and parsley and season with salt and pepper, to taste.. .

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  Here in Guam they use a marinade that is quite simple and yet very good:

  4 cups soysauce
  2 cups FRESH lemon juice (Vinigar can be substituted and often is, but not as good in the end)
  1 chopped onion
  2-3 cloves of Garlic
  3-4 slices fresh ginger root chopped
  Black pepper to taste

  Soak meat usually at least 8 hours ( Chicken, beef or prok are all used in this)

  You can vary this recipie with the use of pineapple or other fruits like Papaya ect. I add 1/2cu brown sugar to mine. If you add the pineapple or papaya be careful and not soak for more then a couple hours as these fruits break down the meat tissue. Sesame seed oil is a nice addition, it gives a somewhat nutty taste to the marinade.

  Now they also make a condiment called fennadene it's really good to dip your meat into after grilling or to top your rice (here in Guam you can't have a BBQ without red rice)

  1/2 cu soysauce
  1/8 cu FRESH lemon juice
  1/2 small onion (more or less if you wish)
  Black pepper to taste
  1-20 (Chuckle chuckle) fresh hot peppers crushed (to taste actually)

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  ?I AM REALLY ANGRY!..and I need some advise!

  by azaria in

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  i don't think i have to put a mood barometer here, you already know my mood.

  i'm kind of shaking at the moment so bear with me.

  thank goodness i typed this in wordperfect earlier and just pasted into here.. i hate the jehovahs witness organization (not the people) but the organization.

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  Here is an article that Norman Hovland did on the different quotes that the WTS used in the past and the numbers they scrambled to make themselves look better.

  http://www.geocities.com/osarsif/ghost.htm

  Happy reading
  Seedy
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  ?I AM REALLY ANGRY!..and I need some advise!

  by azaria in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i don't think i have to put a mood barometer here, you already know my mood.

  i'm kind of shaking at the moment so bear with me.

  thank goodness i typed this in wordperfect earlier and just pasted into here.. i hate the jehovahs witness organization (not the people) but the organization.

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  Francios,

  Yes they have at times said the truth, in numbers, then to turn around and say something totally different in another instance. I'm unsure why but in one place they try to make i t sound as though 1,000's were killed, then in another year or book they chnage their story. You are correct, I will look up the inof againn and post it for you.

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  ?I AM REALLY ANGRY!..and I need some advise!

  by azaria in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i don't think i have to put a mood barometer here, you already know my mood.

  i'm kind of shaking at the moment so bear with me.

  thank goodness i typed this in wordperfect earlier and just pasted into here.. i hate the jehovahs witness organization (not the people) but the organization.

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  Not that it is any less tragic, but the WTS tries to indicate that the JW's were almost wiped out during WW2 in Germany, mentioning at times that as many as 1,000 died and suffered, yet this is not the case. The true fact is that there were only about 200 that died, a tragedy in and of it's self, yet the WTS makes it sound much much worse, playing on the feelings of the public. They exagerate and expound trying to say that they stood up to Hitler, and they did not, in actual fact they tried to jump on the bandwagon with him, according to the resoulotion they drew up and the letter printed in the 1934 yearbook. One place they do not deserve to be is in the Holocost Musem with the others. There were many more catholic and protestants that died and suffered in the camps then JW's.

  One thing the WTS does is to white wash they're history at every oportunity they can.

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  Most Annoying "Kingdom song?"

  by doodle-v in

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  2. experiences

  what's a kingdom song you can remember singing that gives you the creeps now?

  mine is "move ahead" i think that was the title, anyway it has so much rhetoric... but the tune is so darn catchy.... darn.... in my opinion, those songs are the perfect example of mind control.

  move ahead.. move ahead ... blah blah blah blah blah .

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  From house to house from farm to farm Jehoba's sheep are bred.

  Te he he he

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  6-15-2003 WT. Says That JW's Would Not Bribe Officials!!!

  by minimus in

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  page 32 shows the example of a young woman in poland who had to make the decision to either follow the simple custom of bribing the teachers with money or gifts to get better grades or to follow the bible and realize that god disapproves of any bribery.

  she said," i understood how easy it is to succumb to peer pressure.

  i thought it over and since then never shared in this custom again.

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  Hmmmmm......... what about the custom of paying Mexican Government officials to avoid military service back in the 70's and 80's........... Maybe that's not a bribe

  Seedy
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  Did Christ start a cult?

  by petespal2002 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  interesting thought.

  if we say that jw's, mormons, etc.

  are 'cults' because they are not affilated with any 'mainstream' religious organisation, and that their founder is a man who becomes a sort of figurehead, could not the same be said of the organisation founded by christ?

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  The original "Nazarien" movement was in it's self a jewish movement, I'm not sure if it was a cult or not. This is what originally started the "Christian" movement that totally broke from the Jewish religon. The Nazariens still considered themselves to be Jewish in beliefs and religous laws, but not the christians. In the early days after Paul started the Actual Christian religon, it was considered by the Romans to be a Jewish Cult, even though the christians did not accept that they were jewish in religon, or bound by jewish religous laws. So in effect, being that Christianity was much like the Mystery cults in it's make up and beliefs, I would say Paul started a Cult, but as far as Jesus, well, as was stated earlier he has not beyond a reasonable doubt been proven to have existed, but who ever started the Nazarien movement that spawned the Christian religon, really started more of a Jewish movement and not a breakaway cult.

  IMHO
  Seedy
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  Did Jesus REALLY come from Nazareth?

  by gumby in

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  the gospels tell us that jesus's home town was the 'city of nazareth' .

  and in the sixth month the angel gabriel was sent from god unto a city of galilee, named nazareth, to a virgin espoused to a man whose name was joseph, of the house of david; and the virgins name was mary.. (luke1.26,27).

  and all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.

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  I have read the info that, gumby posted, before, but really felt it was full of holes, while on the surface it seems it is not mentioned in history, it is mentioned in the bible books dating from, at the latest, the second century ( I know this is debatable as to the date of the gospels but notice I said "at the latest") so I really feel that Nazareth had existed during the first century just on logical reasoning ( I know some of you chrisians don't think I have a reasoning brain cell in my head but that's debatale too LOL). From the research on it and the lack of historical mention of it outside the bible, it was perhaps just a one or 2 family settlement at that time. with no more then 1-200 people in it at the most.

  I have found, that although I feel the bible is a very inaccurate book on historical events, it does appear to be very accurate on places and the location of them. Which would be true if a group was trying to rewrite history and wanting it to be seen as accurate using the common names of places and locals to address the authenticity of the writings. In such a case you surely would not use a place that didn't exist, so I feel that it most likely did exist during the first century, how much before is another question.

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  Daddy long legs..a cruel and unusual punishment

  by Brummie in

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  when i was a kid we used to catch daddy long legs and throw them into spiders webs on the trees outside...then when the spider had finished of the dllegs we would throw the spider into a bigger spiders web and watch them battle it out....sick huh, i kinda like these things now so couldnt hurt em but any insect that used to come into contact with us had a cruel existence.

  anyhow i just heard that the most poisonous insect of all insects is daddy long legs.

  just an interesting something that i thought i would share before i go a swatting .

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  Brummie,

  I read that webpage you posted earlier and found it interesting, but then later that night I was watching a program on ABC Asia/Pacific about dangerous creatures of Australia and they made the point that the Daddy long legs is the most poisenous spider in the world, now I'm confused, they also discussed how it kills and eats the huntman and red back spiders that do harm humans. I guess I'm going to have to research it Hmmmmmmmmm

  Seedy
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  THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JESUS' TEACHINGS & PAUL'S

  by Mary in

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  has anyone noticed that alot of paul's ideas that are part of the scriptures contrast directly with jesus'??

  paul said about fornicators, idolaters, etc.

  that they should be booted out of the congregation and should be "treated as a person of the nation, or a tax collector" and that no one should "even say a greeting to him.

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  Here is some info on the followers of John The Baptist

  http://www.cresourcei.org/johnbaptist.html

  http://www.meta-religion.com/World_Religions/mandeism.htm

  http://www.ourladyrockwall.org/homilies/20011209.html

  http://turing.wins.uva.nl/~grunberg/photos/may-2001/iraq-report/node22.html

  http://www.mandaeanworld.com/who.html

  I hope this helps

  Seedy