Hot as she is - I would hesitate throw her out on a cold night!
THE GLADIATOR
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My Lord This Girl Is Hot, Somebody Please Tell Me Her Name!!!
by Philadelphia Ponos ini hate to start a "no room for george" type thread but i really need to no the name of this girl.. .
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these sences are from the past episode of spartacus that aired on friday on starz..
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THE GLADIATOR
palmtree67 Is that a swear? If it is, I'm telling.
Indeed it is. Just to remind me of my duty, I even have a label inside some of my clothes that says 'menswear.'
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F anastrick
How's that?
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IS GOD REAL? HOW DO YOU KNOW?
by still thinking inthis is an honest question on my part.
someone on this board asked me 'how do you know' a while ago and i really struggled with it.
in fact, it was a turning point for me.
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tec "I understand this. I also understand that what was 'beaten into you from birth' can be very loud... and perhaps got in the way of you being able to hear Him."
Sometimes it's what's beaten out of us that causes an inablity to trust without reason.
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I was once called an ass-wipe and it was allowed.
Just as well, I viewed it as a promotion.
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Happy 12th birthday to JWD / JWN (us !)
by Simon inomg, today is the forum's 12th birthday !.
omg x 2 - i said the word 'birthday' and no-one was beheaded !
lol.
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THE GLADIATOR
Well done Simon. Your forum was of great help to me when it first opened. To be able to talk with others who had shared a similar experience was therapeutic. I have moved on, but it is still a great place to have fun and share ideas.
Thanks for all your hard work. Happy 12th Birthday
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Be Honest---Describe your most prevalent feeling as a witness in ONE WORD!
by MsGrowingGirl20 inlets's go!!.
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suffocating.
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Embarrassed
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Is the Watchtower shy about repeating their new "generation" teaching?
by slimboyfat inas i recall in the 1980s talks and watchtower literature, magazines and books were always talking about the "generation" teaching and how it proved armageddon was going to come any day now.. but am i correct in thinking they have only actually mentioned the new "overlapping generations" teaching once or twice in the literature?
why are they so shy about talking about their great new interpretation?
it's almost enough to make you suspect they are a embarrassed about it.. mention it once or twice, don't dwell on it, hope everyone just accepts it, and don't bring it up again.
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Wow outsmartthesystem! That’s an impressive piece of typing: how many hands have you got?
I was going to wait before posting this delightful riddle for all you seekers of truth. With Armageddon so close, I decided that it would ‘behove’ me to post it now in case I meet my demise before I can post. While being mindful of the clear and unambiguous explanations from djeggnog:
How many groups of varying ages, that overlap but are not allowed to be called generations, although they include younger anointed contemporaries and older anointed ones who discerned the sign, does it take to constitute one generation that will not die off before the great tribulation starts?
Answers on an old Watchtower please.
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Is the Watchtower shy about repeating their new "generation" teaching?
by slimboyfat inas i recall in the 1980s talks and watchtower literature, magazines and books were always talking about the "generation" teaching and how it proved armageddon was going to come any day now.. but am i correct in thinking they have only actually mentioned the new "overlapping generations" teaching once or twice in the literature?
why are they so shy about talking about their great new interpretation?
it's almost enough to make you suspect they are a embarrassed about it.. mention it once or twice, don't dwell on it, hope everyone just accepts it, and don't bring it up again.
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THE GLADIATOR
djeggnog I have just returned from a party organized by my demons to find, to my surprise, that this thread is still running. Early in this debate you said:
“Jehovah's Witnesses have never predicted the arrival of Armageddon, especially in view of the fact that we have always taught what Jesus himself taught at Matthew 24:36, namely, that no one knows "that day and hour." How could Jehovah's Witnesses have moved a date that they have never known, let alone set?”
How about this?
"If you are a young person, you also need to face the fact that you will never grow old in this present system of things. Why not? Because all the evidence in fulfillment of Bible prophecy indicates that this corrupt system is due to end in a few years. Of the generation that observed the beginning of the "last days" in 1914, Jesus foretold: "This generation will by no means pass away until all these things occur."-Matt. 24:34. Therefore, as a young person, you will never fulfill any career that this system offers. If you are in highschool and thinking about a college education, it means at least four, perhaps even six or eight more years to graduate into a specialized career. But where will this system of things be by that time? It will be well on the way toward its finish, if not actually gone!"
Awake! 1969 May 22 p.15
Now I didn’t actually say the Watchtower Society had set a date, I simply quoted from the No need to stay Awake! And inferred that they had. I learnt this neat little trick by reading Watchtowers.
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Advertisement on back of June Awake
by SweetBabyCheezits inhere are two uplifting quotes from the latest awake that show the happiness one might enjoy as a member of god's spirit-directed organization:.
the illustration on that page showed me that my progress is noticed by god.
this book made me realize that i can make my prayers more specific and ask god to help me with my feelings of worthlessness.
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THE GLADIATOR
It seems likely that Watchtower Society's indoctrination is responsible for feelings of worthlessness.
Such feelings are one of the hallmarks of a cult.