there's a sub place that i know will make a killing where i live...the subway here is always.
full and this place offers much better fare; fresher ingredients and real cuts of meat.. anyway, it looks like the start up costs are around 100,000...has anyone here ever.
do banks lend money for these ventures?
Hello,
There's a sub place that I know will make a killing where I live...the Subway here is ALWAYS
full and this place offers much better fare; fresher ingredients and real cuts of meat.
Anyway, it looks like the start up costs are around 100,000...has anyone here ever
done something like this? Do banks lend money for these ventures? I would like to
do something else..getting a bit tired of my profession.
i've been reading early wtbts magazines and have been finding some pretty weird stuff!
this thread is dedicated to such weird findings.. .
the golden age april 2, 1930 p.446 :.
I love it...keep it going!
i figured out why many people become jws or remain in the religion.
they actually believe that they are special!
they look down on everyone else because they alone are god's people.
I think what really makes them think they're special are the name tags
worn at assemblies... :)
read some posting about [email protected] related to circuitleasing, the firm selling co/do's buicks in the us.. nice to know is the fact that www.circuitleasing.com is hosted on the wtbts.org servers.. this information makes it clear:.
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mx3.circuitleasing.coma208.74.140.17united statesmx2.us.jw.org208.74.140.0/24wbtsny-net1-0as40335wbtsny-as watchtower bible and tract society of new york, inc.circuitleasing.coma67.215.242.52united states(none)67.215.224.0/19as29761 67.215.224.0/19as29761quadranetns-soans1.wtbts.org31 days old208.74.141.4united stateswtbts.org208.74.141.0/24wbtsny-net1-1as40335wbtsny-as watchtower bible and tract society of new york, inc.ns.wtbts.org -nsns1.wtbts.org31 days old208.74.141.4united stateswtbts.orgns.wtbts.org -ns3.wtbts.org85 days old (only in zone)208.74.142.4united states208.74.142.0/24wbtsny-net1-2ns2.wtbts.org507 days old208.74.140.4united states208.74.140.0/24wbtsny-net1-0mx10mx1.circuitleasing.com26 days old208.74.141.17united statesmx1.us.jw.org208.74.141.0/24wbtsny-net1-160mx2.circuitleasing.com25 days old208.74.142.17united statesmx3.us.jw.org208.74.142.0/24wbtsny-net1-260mx3.circuitleasing.com208.74.140.17united statesmx2.us.jw.org208.74.140.0/24wbtsny-net1-0.
I remember about 18 years ago when I was visiting my parents while I was living in the UK
my grandmother purchased one of those cars. I offered to drive it out of Brooklyn for her.
She still has the car!
suspending for a minute the realisation that it never happened and instead looking at it as a beliver would.... jesus had to endure a painful death, yes.
but he knew that he would only be dead for three days and that afterwards he would get reserected and be able to mind f**k around with those who had put him to death.
and then he would live for ever in a brand new body!
I think the real question here is do you believe in the Bible and Jesus...obviously, we
have a mix of believers, non-believers and on the fencers. I am actually a non-believer.
I don't put it down to being raised as a JW, just logic and what I personally feel in my
heart...however, I respect the views of others who choose to believe. It takes a whole
lot more faith than I think I'll ever have. But I do think that it is imperative that we all
continue to respect each other's views. It is interesting to read everyones' posts...
suspending for a minute the realisation that it never happened and instead looking at it as a beliver would.... jesus had to endure a painful death, yes.
but he knew that he would only be dead for three days and that afterwards he would get reserected and be able to mind f**k around with those who had put him to death.
and then he would live for ever in a brand new body!
I think the real question here is do you believe in the Bible and Jesus...obviously, we
have a mix of believers, non-believers and on the fencers. I am actually a non-believer.
I don't put it down to being raised as a JW, just logic and what I personally feel in my
heart...however, I respect the views of others who choose to believe. It takes a whole
lot more faith than I think I'll ever have. But I do think that it is imperative that we all
continue to respect each other's views. It is interesting to read everyones' posts...
suspending for a minute the realisation that it never happened and instead looking at it as a beliver would.... jesus had to endure a painful death, yes.
but he knew that he would only be dead for three days and that afterwards he would get reserected and be able to mind f**k around with those who had put him to death.
and then he would live for ever in a brand new body!
I too have often pondered that...never seemed much like a sacrafice to me either.
One, he knew exactly what was going to happen, and two, if you believe the whole
thing anyway, he knew he would be going back to the cushy life he had before he
took a 33-year planet Earth fishing holiday.
Then of course there is the whole sin argument as well...since Jesus supposedly
died for our sins, then perhaps we ought to be a bit more sinful. Wouldn't want
the whole trip to be wasted.
it's possible to choose people you get to know.
so, in learning about the people around you, it is possible that the things you learn about them could be things you appreciate or, at the very least understand.
many ex-jw's believe they married for other reasons (than love ) such as spiritual qualities or for security.
What's the saying...once for love and once for money?? :)
i always have a difficult time deciding which is the most appropriate section to post non-jw issues in.
when i post in the 'private' section, i get no (or very few) reads.
so, i am posting here in this section.
Pm'd you...
..having been raised in your nutty cult i now have confusion over my world view!.
as i'm a brit we don't go in for therapy.
i tend to see it as some bloke trying to ask about freudian sex associations from my childhood.
Yep, pretty much f*$ed my life up as well. Made my childhood unbearable.
All those wasted hours at those horrid meetings. And the bathroom was always
minging. I hated it so much I used to make myself sick just not to go. I even
contemplated running out in front of a car once on Thursday nite.
