Posts by flipper

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Stephen Hawking

by doubtfull1799 in

a great summary of his career:.

http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20160107-these-are-the-discoveries-that-made-stephen-hawking-famous.

and an appalling development since his death illustrating "the illusion of knowledge:".

flipper

Rest in peace Stephen Hawking. A great thinker

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JW Jokes

by OnTheWayOut in

they don't want you to donate blood because..... .....it might be within the erection of a homosexual act at any time.

watchtower tried to become the internet service provider of their members...... ......but their virus software kept deleting all but 144,000 select files.

what do you get when you cross a devil worshipper with a jehovah's witness?

flipper

In Sam Kinison's voice :

The J-dubs told me I was on " the road to paradise " ! I found out it was " the road to hell" !

Aaaaaah ! Aaaaaah ! Aaaaaah ! ( As Sam twirls the microphone around slamming it on the floor ) Peace out, Mr. Flipper

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The Psychology Of Self Transformation (after leaving the Watchtower Corporation)

by Brokeback Watchtower in

being in a mind control cult and having been indoctrinated for many years severely suppresses what we really are or realizing our full potential, it causes one to lose track of him/herself.

being told what to hate, who to shun, to please the corporation sock puppet jehovah can really cause one to put many of ones natural desires and talents in ones shadow, this can lead to depression because we are living the our life with the uniform cult personality.

maturing in this type of cult indoctrination will usually lead to all types of psychic suffering because we are not living true to our dna but a much more inferior cult made personality.

flipper

BTTT, Peace out, Mr. Flipper

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What Music have you Been Listening to this Last Year ? Post You tubes if you Like !

by flipper in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wktxjuyiat4.

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flipper

JWS- Exactly. I hear you. I listen to a wide variety of music , but I find the late 1960's era and 1970's time period produced some real gems indeed. I listen to a lot of Bob Marley too, reggae, and once again his best stuff from the 1970's time period. Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues, Emerson, Lake, & Palmer , Rolling Stones , Pink Floyd, Late 1960's Beatles stuff - especially Abbey Road & the White Album. Lots of that stuff still appeals to me 40 - 50 years later ! I'm a big Tom Waits fan as well when he does real bluesy stuff. Mostly a fan of his stuff from like 1983 onward though. Not into lounge lizard crooner stuff

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