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  Remember that WT masturbation video? Who is the sign language person?

  by FatFreek 2005 in

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  2. scandals

  below are a few screen captures from the video to serve as a reminder of what he looks like.

  below those will be a few captures from a weather forecaster now at our kark tv (arkansas).

  his name is matt peterson.

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  FatFreek 2005

  Here is a Youtube link to the 15 minute video.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur09dcX3et0

  Len
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  Remember that WT masturbation video? Who is the sign language person?

  by FatFreek 2005 in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  below are a few screen captures from the video to serve as a reminder of what he looks like.

  below those will be a few captures from a weather forecaster now at our kark tv (arkansas).

  his name is matt peterson.

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  Dunedain: I'm sure someone will jump in with a link to that WT video that I'm certain has been a huge source of embarrassment to them. If not, I'll try to fetch it.

  Len
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  Remember that WT masturbation video? Who is the sign language person?

  by FatFreek 2005 in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  below are a few screen captures from the video to serve as a reminder of what he looks like.

  below those will be a few captures from a weather forecaster now at our kark tv (arkansas).

  his name is matt peterson.

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  Below are a few screen captures from the video to serve as a reminder of what he looks like. Below those will be a few captures from a weather forecaster now at our KARK TV (Arkansas). His name is Matt Peterson. Do you see any resemblance? Could he be the same person as the one in the WT video?

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  
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  2015 10-20-BOE!

  by Atlantis in

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  2. bible

  2015, 10/20/boe.. .. re: making wise use of printed magazines.. .. page 2: .

  this postscript should neither be read to the congregation nor be posted .

  on the information board.. .

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  Offering Magazines: It would not be appropriate to distribute magazines indiscriminately to those who have not shown interest

  That rules out placements in laundramats, doctors waiting rooms, those wedged in doorknobs?

  Thanks, Watchtower!

  "Those of us non-members"
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  Dissenters in Watchtower History: Differing Departures

  by slimboyfat in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  i'm reading an excellent book about defectors from the mormon church called differing visions: dissenters in mormon history.

  through a collection of essays from many academic authors it looks at the life stories of dissenters and reasons for departure, as well as analysing the impact of their dissent on the church itself.

  fascinating stuff and makes me wish there was a similar volume looking at the key dissenters from jws/watchtower and the impact they had.

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  FatFreek 2005

  On this board there have been some great posts by some very eloquent writers.

  Alan Feuerbacher: An early JWD poster who wrote numerous in-depth essays on various Watchtower doctrinal issues. His arguments continue to be top notch today.

  Terry Walstrom: A very prolific JWN poster at times. An out-of-the-box thinker.

  Len
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  Any funny stories of when a"brother" giving a talk, said something "funny" or "questionable", and didn't even realize it?

  by Dunedain in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  there were always all types of speakers in the org.

  myself, growing up a "witness", must have heard all types of talks, and given by all manner of speakers, especially on sundays, when almost every week we would get a "visiting" brother giving the public talk.. sometimes, you would have a "great" speaker, all fluent and animated.

  other times we would get a comical speaker, one who would maybe purposelly get a few laughs outta the audience.

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  A local elder in one of his first public talks was referring to that horrible bubonic plague in the late middle ages. The fact that he used an incorrect phrase, Blue Bonnet Plague, three times showed that he knew absolutely nothing about what he was talking about.

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  the thing i find strange

  by pepperheart in

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  2. child-abuse

  the thing i find strange is that lots of jws seem as though they dont even want to hear godfrey jackson speak on friday can a member of the gb say somthing that is asposate lol

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  Or am·ne·sia-busch saying I simply can't remember.
  
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  Photobombing the Ministerial Servant's incentive rewards at the Regional Convention

  by oppostate in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  watchtower marketing incentive rewards for young single baptized males in the 0rganization.. .

  the face of the photobombing brother in the background says it all.

  like a child in a candy shop.

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  FatFreek 2005

  That's a great reply/essay oppostate. I only wish I could have copied and pasted it some 38 years ago.
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  The audio recorder days -- remember those 1950s luggable cases?

  by FatFreek 2005 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i don't remember why they met at our new bedford, ma, tenement, a $5 weekly cold water flat.

  mom took home some $37 per week and dad was disabled.

  there were no food stamps, no ssi.

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  I don't remember why they met at our New Bedford, MA, tenement, a $5 weekly cold water flat. Mom took home some $37 per week and Dad was disabled. There were no food stamps, no SSI.

  While we couldn't afford one, the 3 prominent servants (they were called) gathered there to collect their order for a portable audio recorder for which they paid some $100 each. All Dad and I could do was lust for a machine that could magically store and play back keynote talks from circuit and district speakers. Each of the servants tried out his new toy as that reel-to-reel device (luggable at some 30 pounds, my estimate) stored and played back our voices with amazing clarity. They would never miss each glimmer of new light from the platform again. For several years, these monstrosities made their way into many kingdom halls of that day. Len Miller.

  
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  Series

  by Berengaria in

  1. social
  2. entertainment

  don't post much lately, but wondering what folks are watching.

  i'm enjoying the heck out of "penny dreadful", "outlander", and "grace and frankie".

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  I just subscribed to Amazon Prime with the intent on watching Downton Abbey . We will probably unsubscribe because unlike Netflix the closed captioning does not work on our vizio tv.