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  Gosh, That Was SO Good, Darlin' *Burp*

  by Englishman in

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  her ladyship has just presented me with a wonderful sunday lunch.

  half a lobster as a starter, with salad garnish and vinaigrette.

  the main course comprised a sirloin steak, bubble and squeak, topped off with a fried ducks egg.

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  OH! That sounds yummy, can we come Pleez

  This morning I made my kids my famous pancakes that are known in our neighbourhood. Our kids usually have friends sleep over on the weekend, so I'll get up and make a big batch of pancakes. It has now become family tradition to have pancakes at least one day on the weekend.

  Tonight we are having ham, creamy cheesy scalloped potatoes, vegetables and a nice garden salad. Can hardly wait

  P.S. Englishman, WHAT no yorkshire pudding?!

  Edited by - calamityjane on 9 February 2003 13:4:12
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  Whenever I run into JW that shun me

  by Sadie5 in

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  i haven't been df or da, just left.

  i run into jw's in restaurants, grocery stores and on the street and they act so stuck up, or give me a dirty look if i smile at them and say hello.. i then think to myself, what reason do they have to act so arrogant toward me?

  they support a religion that promotes the secrecy of child molestation.

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  Joy2bfree

  Very well put! I agree with everything you said. What pompous, arrogant people they come off as, but I'm sure they don't see themselves that way. (Did we when we were one of them?)

  Pompous and arrogant are my feelings exactly. When you see the arrogant bast$%*ds out shopping they look down their nose at you. Gets my blood pressure raised a bit. But after being part of this board now for a couple of weeks makes me better to cope with their attitudes and actually I can hardly wait to see one now, because I'm the one now that will hold my head up high and feel sorry for them because they are the poor sorry pitiful ones left blinded by the now so bright light. HA!

  P.S. My husband just added to my feelings. When we were in the borg we were afraid of "apostates" . That's how they feel now. I'd like to go up to one in the grocery aisle and say "BOO" and watch them fill their attends. hehehehe
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  HOCKEY

  by RAYZORBLADE in

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  alrighty then.

  for those of you who aren't into hockey: phooey on you

  as you know canucks are absolutely mental as hell about it.

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  calamityjane

  Razor. Go to bed all ready !

  You're right though "Go Leafs "

  I will wait for Beans to post though. I think he's a serious Habs fan. BWHAHAHAHA !
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  HEY Elsewhere, Where's your baby pic

  by calamityjane in

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  just when i was getting use to your baby picture, you go and change it back.

  i thought you were pretty cute as a baby.

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  xjw_b12 . Board Rumour? Geez I can't keep up to this board.

  Thanks for the input. Who wants to get deleted by the Supreme One. not me

  Edited by - calamityjane on 6 February 2003 15:49:20
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  HEY Elsewhere, Where's your baby pic

  by calamityjane in

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  just when i was getting use to your baby picture, you go and change it back.

  i thought you were pretty cute as a baby.

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  calamityjane

  Just when I was getting use to your baby picture, you go and change it back. I thought you were pretty cute as a baby.
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  Have You Been Divorced?

  by Outaservice in

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  divorce is much more common in the jehovah's witness community than they would like to admit.

  probably more so than the population in general.. if you have been divorced do you think that the watchtower society contributed to the divorce, or caused it, or is it just possible you married some jerk or abuser and divorce would have occured no matter what religion you were, or even if you had no religion?.

  possibly you got married way too young as the end was coming and there is no marriage in the resurrection if you died.

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  Fe203Girl. your post is exactly my sentiments. I didn't go too much into detail with my earlier post. But I wouldn't want to see my ex if he was the last man on earth too. Only if I could choke him.

  When we divorced in 1979 and I gave birth to our daughter, he would have nothing to do with us. He said that I was the one who fooled around and it wasn't his baby. Well needless to say it was his. So I went on with my life, got remarried in 1984, left the borg in 1994. He had been disfellowshipped after I left him, he eventually got reinstated and back in good standing with the borg. What I really hate, is the fact that because since I left the borg, my jw parents and jw brother and his wife were instrumental in bringing a reunion between my daughter and my ex when she was 18 years, because now he accepts her as his daughter. Of course he didn't have to pay support for her any more. scumbags.
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  Have You Been Divorced?

  by Outaservice in

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  divorce is much more common in the jehovah's witness community than they would like to admit.

  probably more so than the population in general.. if you have been divorced do you think that the watchtower society contributed to the divorce, or caused it, or is it just possible you married some jerk or abuser and divorce would have occured no matter what religion you were, or even if you had no religion?.

  possibly you got married way too young as the end was coming and there is no marriage in the resurrection if you died.

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  I've been divorced. I was married to a brother back in 1976. I was 18, he was 19. My thoughts at that time were if we didn't get along during our marriage, that armageddon was just around the corner and everything would be okay and we would live happily ever after. OH HOW WRONG I WAS

  Don't get me wrong I did love the guy, but as things were it didn't work out, he was not ready for marriage. I believe the only reason he got married was so that he could get out from under his elder father, do what he wanted to do, so he wouldn't have to answer to anybody. He never wanted to spend time with me, he fooled around on me behind my back. We did get divorced in 1979, the year I had his child. I was able to remarry a wonderful guy as my found my ex in bed with another woman so I was free to marry

  P.S. I believe the 1975 timeline caused a lot of problems.
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  DEPEND UNDERGARMENT NEWS ALERT

  by hawkaw in

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  hey georgetown .... you better stock up .... .

  ... it's that time again people .... .

  .... to kick the tires and lite the fires!!!!!!

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  YEE HA! like what? are trees falling down
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  DEPEND UNDERGARMENT NEWS ALERT

  by hawkaw in

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  hey georgetown .... you better stock up .... .

  ... it's that time again people .... .

  .... to kick the tires and lite the fires!!!!!!

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  calamityjane

  Whats up? hawkaw. Now that you have my attention.
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  Have you readjusted your language???

  by confuzcious in

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  here's something fun to think about.... since being da or df or just not going to meetings, have you readjusted your language?.

  i'm taking about "going back" to saying things like.... "wow, you were lucky.".

  "bless you.

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  Hey Onacruse, I mean Katie . You did it again.

  yes "the truth" phrase was hard to get rid of. Although I think my husband finally scared it out of me. O how he hated that phrase once we were out, so as to not to have pain inflicted on me, I learned to drop that phrase pretty quickly. (I'm just kidding about the pain).

  Back on subject I have freedom of speach now. I can say whatever I want, when I want.

  Edited by - calamityjane on 5 February 2003 11:40:53