About a month later he was DF'd, and was reinstated about 3 months after that.
Waht was he df'd for? I would imagine, perhaps, he told the elders to f--k off? It would explain the short reinstatement time.
Experience about not bringing our own food to the convention
by NikL 45 Replies latest jw friends
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avishai
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avishai
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Mary
They probably went to the local bars to drown their sorrows
LMAO!! Yep, Big Brother was lookin' in the wrong place!! I don't believe for one second that EVERYONE obeyed this rule. What a load of shit. And how utterly PATHETIC does that make the Borg look, that they're actually out trying to control where you get your f**king lunch from??!! They more than likely said this so that anyone who was "guilty" of such a serious sin as going out at lunch time, would feel particular "shame" and never, ever do it again.
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William Penwell
Even when I was still going to the DC I would always go over to the local restaurant and eat. I hated having to take a boxed lunch, sit there in those uncomfortable seats and gobble a dry cold sandwich down. I would much rather sit in a nice, clean, quiet, air-conditioned restaurant and have a nice hot lunch. I know I got a lot of dirty looks from others because I was not a Jdub and followed the WT direction but I was at the point I didn't care what others thought.
Will
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iiz2cool
orangefatcat, that's the one. There were brothers? assigned specifically to watch the Sheraton to see if any JWs were using it. I was tempted to use the hotel just to see if anything would happen, but I had to commute instead to give my mother a ride. I was very offended that the org would try to tell me where I can spend my money and where I can't, and I was ready to provoke a confrontation over it.
Waht was he df'd for? I would imagine, perhaps, he told the elders to f--k off?
Knowing the guy, that's possibly what it was for. He wasn't one to take shit from people. Having a dad that was an elder may also explain the short time for reinstatement.
Walter
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Daga
Selected families are allocated the 'privilege' of providing box lunches for visiting Bethel people, etc. It's considered to be quite a plum to be included in this group.
With regard to people being disfellowshipped or reproved for using non-approved hotels, I suspect that's just as much BS as the story that started this thread.