Shiny Wrappers; Rotten Candy
by cameo-d 10 Replies latest jw friends
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cameo-d
Do you still keep the shiny paper?
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compound complex
Good morning, cameo:
Yes, anything paper: shiny tea bag envelopes, paper labels from cans, paper bags of all sorts, cardboard food containers, old envelopes, etc.
Of course, the shiny papers are most desirable.
My mother did this, so I guess my saving all things paper is genetic. I cannot throw this stuff away ...
Do you want to hear about my bottle collection?
PS: why is the candy "rotten"?
CoCo Collects Compulsively
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cameo-d
PS: why is the candy "rotten"?
Metaphors, Dear CoCo.
I was just thinking...knowing that WT perpetuates false doctrine (rotten candy) why do people still hang on to bits and pieces that they still want to believe (shiny paper)?
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compound complex
Ah, yes ... metaphors!
More and more I am discarding the shiny paper of the WTB&TS. Both the Memorial and Christ's brothers [many of the anointed were personal friends] were the focal point of my JW heritage. Now, it's all related to your clever metaphor.
Thanks, cameo, for elucidating ...
CoCo
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no more kool aid
I get rid of the candy, threw most of the wrappers away. But those few that I just stuffed in the couch cushions keep biting me in the behind.
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rebel8
I believe this metaphor was featured in a wt publication about false religions.
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Robdar
believe this metaphor was featured in a wt publication about false religions.
I have also used the metaphor in love poetry.
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lurk3r
"Do you want to hear about my bottle collection?"
Hello CC.
While i know the comment was directed to another member CC, would you mind talking about your collection? I love old soda bottles and have one myself...from the 50's I think it is. I also have a 2 fluid oz bottle of " Coopers (triple test) CAMPHORATED OIL" that was made by the "Balsamea Medicine Company" and has a price on it of 25 cents. Even has a wooden cork in it and not a twist cap.
lrkr
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compound complex
Hi lurk3r:
Check soon for a PM.
Sounds fascinating.
CoCo