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  Name an interesting web site(NON-JW,THAT IS!)

  by badboy in

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  any takers?

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  www.bored.com
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  Latest, up to date information.....

  by Nan in

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  in my research, it's kinda hard to find the latest, most up-to-date information on the wt.

  have they set a new date for armaggedon......or a general time period for it??

  also, who is running the organization now?

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  worldlygirl

  Henschel died last year. There are rumors that the "new" date for Armageddon is 2034, but I think they will be smart enough not to put it in print. Do a search for 2034 on this board... there were several threads about this recently.

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  Yankee or Dixie?

  by closer2fine in

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  http://www.chuckchamblee.com/dom/fun/yankee_dixie_quiz.htm

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  worldlygirl

  74% Dixie..... YEE HAW!!!
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  Conquering the Watchtower

  by DevonMcBride in

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  there are dozens of threads on this board about the fall of the watchtower society.

  most of the members here are self-motivated to do what they can to make their walls crumble.

  the problem is, so many ex-jehovah?s witnesses are going about it the wrong way.

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  worldlygirl

  Here is the link:

  http://www.carm.org/forms/warning_tract_form.htm
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  What was your very first job ?

  by xjw_b12 in

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  do you remember it ?.

  did you you learn anything from it?.

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  I got a newspaper route when I was 11. I worked 6 days a week (around 1 1/2 hours a day) for a whopping $15. I did that until I got my second job as a cashier/pharmacy tech in a drug store when I was 14. I kept that job all through high school, working about 20 hours per week. I haven't been unemployed a day since. Looking back, these jobs taught me a lot about work ethic and responsibility, but I also missed out on a lot of stuff in high school because of work obligations. It may have kept me out of trouble, though.
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  Mickey Mouse or Jesus Christ

  by shotgun in

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  the last convention i went to was about three months ago now....ahhh i remember it well...zzzzzzz.

  the c.o got on the stage and counseled ones to plan theocratic vacations instead of regular type hot-spot get away vacations.. he then proceeded to say many brothers spend their families vacations by taking them to disneyland instead of a bethel tour.

  (which most children would love).

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  I think there would be a long, long line for an attraction called "Armageddon". Of course, there would really be no ride, but the signs would always say the end of the line is "just around the corner."
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  Mickey Mouse or Jesus Christ

  by shotgun in

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  the last convention i went to was about three months ago now....ahhh i remember it well...zzzzzzz.

  the c.o got on the stage and counseled ones to plan theocratic vacations instead of regular type hot-spot get away vacations.. he then proceeded to say many brothers spend their families vacations by taking them to disneyland instead of a bethel tour.

  (which most children would love).

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  worldlygirl

  New Kingdom Melody:

  "Who's the leader of the club that's made for you and me....

  J-E-S-U-S-C-H-R-I-S-T

  la la la, la la la, la la la la la la la la la la............................"
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  Any suggestions.................................???

  by Sunnygal41 in

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  on how we can get this damn green monkey to quit squeezing his banana????????????????.

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  worldlygirl

  See there.... that DOES make hair grow on your palms!
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  Shaky Basis for Beliefs

  by donkey in

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  i am constantly amazed at believers.

  they are impossible to argue/reason with as their basis for their positions is not founded on logic but on desire and emotion.. for instance, i was having lunch with a colleague and the subject of human cloning came up.

  we spoke specifically of the south korean scientists who have now cloned human embryos for the purpose of stem cell extraction.

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  Many people's beliefs are ingrained over time and never questioned. I asked a friend one time how she could possible be against capital punishment, but pro-abortion? How could she reconcile the desire to protect the guilty and not the innocent? She admitted she had never thought of it that way.

  I'm not trying to say I was in agreement or disagreement with her.... My point is that sometimes people's beliefs are just based on emotion and can't really be reconciled.
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  Are You A Man Or A Woman???

  by minimus in

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  i don't know if it's just me but at times i get confused as to who's male or female here.

  for the record, i'm a man.

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  worldlygirl

  <<<<< I'm a worldly GIRL! (But the doggie is a male!)