Once upon a time a broken down kingdom hall was in need of repair and extra donations. So this lowly brother that was brain damaged happend to be at casino and won about five gran from a few slotts. Now as the case was this brain damaged lunatic was me, but I came home with my winnings and paid for my divorce and bought a few things need full man things. And being the good man that I am I wanted and give the rest to the kindom hall donation box. At length the elders got wind of me going to the casinos and spoke harshly to me, at that I asked them if they had seen five neatly placed and papper clipped starched one hundred dollars bills in the contribution box they said nothing at first. Then I told them if they were going to keep harping on me about it then I wanted the five big ones that were papper clipped together given back to me cause it came from a casino. They never did mention it again, it taught me lession if you win big don't give them shit! Pepper
Oh so funny but true....
by Pepper 6 Replies latest watchtower scandals
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Elsewhere
Lesson #2:
They don't give a damn where you get you rmoney from... so long as you give it to them.
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Maverick
Now if I was the Account Servant,(did that three times) and I found out where the money came from I would have been pissed that they did not give it back! I would have gone to the PO, and if he said it was OK, to the CO, and if he said it was OK, I would have written the Society. If they said it was OK, I would have stepped down as an MS! Those Elders of yours are real dirt-bags! Maverick
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Hamas
lol
We all remember foolish things.... I certainly gave a lot of good money to them bastards, but not that much.
Play on !
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mizpah
Years ago, I knew a disfellowshipped person who left a good part of her estate to the Watchtower Society and the local Kingdom Hall. While they never gave her recognition as long as she was alive, they never hesitated a moment to accept the largess when she passed away.
It is sickening to see this sort of conniving going on in "God's organization." The "sister" no doubt felt that she would get some reward by her generosity. Sadly, the organization didn't care for her as a person but valued her money after she died. What a sad commentary on a sad organization!
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Pepper
I really do hate to refer it to "Gods organization" if it was his it would be so much better I surpmise.
Pepper..............: -)
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Skeptic
They don't give a damn where you get you rmoney from... so long as you give it to them.
Based on my experience, all churches are like that.
There is even a theory about sanctifying dirty money....basicily, if one has obtained money by "sinning", one can make it pure by donating it to the church.
How convenient.