FatFreek 2005

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  Godzilla has aching feet in door to door activity. Requests mobile cart.

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  enjoy.. .

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  Enjoy.

  
  

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  We give more to the Watchtower Society than for our local KH

  by James Jack in

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  i have been doing the accounts for our local congregation now for 3 years.

  i just thought, wow our local expenses total just $500 a month, yet we have an ongoing expense each month of $600 for the kh expansion work(ie:world wide work), $60 for the traveling overseer insurance and $54 for the local kingdom hall insurance, in addition to the operating committee expense of $525.. so, our one congregation sends $714 a month plus what the publishers contribute towards the world wide work usually between $600 to $700 per month.

  in other words, we are at least sending, for our little congregation of 75 publishers, $1314 a month!

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  James Jack. I hope that you've disguised that set of 9 numeric variables because one of headquarter's IT folks can put the ones you've here disclosed into a computer search expression that can pinpoint your congregation -- hence, you.

  Len
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  Are J .W`s elligible for the Guinness Book of records for the most flip flops on doctrines ? In their 140? or so year history ?

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  would the jehovah`s witnesses be a shoe in , for the most about face , flip flop , of doctrine , beliefs , and practices in this 21st century , to have previously strongly held beliefs and then for them to be discarded in their 140 ?

  year history ?.

  i think they take the cake .. smiddy.

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  7 flip flops, 8 positions, on a single doctrinal teaching surely takes the cake. Check out for yourself The Great Watchtower contradiction.
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  I'm ready to get my first Powerball ticket -- NOT!

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  it's up to some 800 zillion dollars now and hasn't suckered me in yet.

  i've been out of watchtower for some 38 years now and i suppose the lottery is one of their nonoze.

  i have nothing morally wrong against it or anyone who enjoys doing it.

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  It's up to some 800 zillion dollars now and hasn't suckered me in yet. I've been out of Watchtower for some 38 years now and I suppose the lottery is one of their NoNoze. I have nothing morally wrong against it or anyone who enjoys doing it. I hate restrictions and being told what, or what not, to do.

  I don't gamble because Charles Dickens book The Old Curiosity Shop made such an impact on me.

  If you do win, how much of the winnings will you bequeath to Watchtower's Worldwide Fund?

  Len
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  just bobbed on to see if any links for new wt library?

  by tezrichmond in

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  is there any links about for new jw library?

  is it on dvd this time?

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  Thanks, wifibandit. The link worked perfectly. 2015 is now installed.
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  Well known cartoon creator artist of SpongeBob -- was he a JW?

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  was i dreaming that he posted here a few years ago?.

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  Thanks all. There are several interviews with Vince. He seems like a jovial guy, must be multi-lingual (for which I'm jealous), is charismatic and is extremely knowledgeable. The interview I watched is here:

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOpDEJhaapc&feature=youtu.be

  The interviewer Eric is very skilled as well. Is it, by chance, our member SixOfNine? They bear some resemblance and I met him at a fest in Dallas several years ago.

  Len
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  Well known cartoon creator artist of SpongeBob -- was he a JW?

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  was i dreaming that he posted here a few years ago?.

  len.

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  Was I dreaming that he posted here a few years ago?

  Len
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  Certain lies are acceptable per Watchtower. Where can I find that?

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  watchtower has defined certain circumstances where it's permissible to withhold certain facts, even telling an untruth.

  like some outsider, or enemy, may not be deserving to know certain factual answers.. where can i find such quotations?.

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  Thanks, Talesin, for what appear to be substantive sources.
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  Certain lies are acceptable per Watchtower. Where can I find that?

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  watchtower has defined certain circumstances where it's permissible to withhold certain facts, even telling an untruth.

  like some outsider, or enemy, may not be deserving to know certain factual answers.. where can i find such quotations?.

  len.

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  Watchtower has defined certain circumstances where it's permissible to withhold certain facts, even telling an untruth. Like some outsider, or enemy, may not be deserving to know certain factual answers.

  Where can I find such quotations?

  Len
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  Survey: How long were you in the cult vs what year you were baptized

  by ILoveTTATT2 in

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  hi people,.

  i want as much data as possible on the effect of the internet on the time captured by the cult.. please answer the three following questions about yourself or about someone you know (for example, if your parents or grandparents were jw's and left).

  1) were you raised as a jw, or did you convert?.

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  stan livedeath4 hours agohey freek-----your photo looks good for a man of 75--whats your secret ?

  
  

  Confidence in the end being ever so close -- that, and Miracle Wheat.

  Len