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Yes. My employment there was short lived. Thank you for asking.

The REAL "All Aboard" (1956) :B) HERE

Congrats to all you dudes and dudettes who have decided to embark on one of life's most exciting adventures----learning.

This is wrong on soooo many levels! 1.You are asking God when, clearly, "it is written" (in PLAF) we must claim what's rightfully ours. 2.They will use discerning of spirits to detect that spirit of deception that is orchestrating this effort. 3.The LSD won't affect them because if they take up serpents or drink poison it won't harm them. HOWEVER---There is an outside chance the tapes will actually bore them into a premature death.

It wasn't Wierwille's keen spiritual awareness and ability to believe that enabled him to amass a stable full of high priced, vintage motorcycles and classic cars. It was his lack of remorse as he used guile and deceit to fleece the unsuspecting. Lo Shanta LaMaka See Tay---- you move your tongue---you move your lips

Hmmm---kinda sounds like you're talking about geothermal and hydroelectric technology.

Crazy stuff! That's what I'm looking for. Like the time I worked for a company that knowingly required me to handle known carcinogens and I didn't blow the whistle because I could use believing to keep them from hurting me. Cancer is just a devil spirit, anyhow, so renewed mind believing and SIT will keep the trap door shut.---GRRRRRRR!!

Beet greens make some mighty fine eatin'!

Another time, our fearless FLO leader announced at morning fellowship that it didn't matter if we were only getting 4 or 5 hours sleep/night because, if we were speaking in tongues as much as we were supposed to and got our believing up, we could go on virtually no sleep at all. Guess who overslept through 5:30 fellowship the next day-- :P

One of my fellow laborer brothers had what started out as a fairly minor, treatable medical condition. Because of the nature of our program and the expectations that were placed on us, he tried to "believe" for healing. Long story made short, he got septicemia, spent a week in the hospital and darn near lost an appendage, not to mention, his life. Another guy I knew from those days moved on to a position on staff at HQ. He developed a very serious, acute medical condition that can be treated if addressed in the early stages. He was ridiculed because he couldn't get his believing up.He died. That's the kind of "crazy" stuff I'm talking about.

Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Garden. (Two of the finest people to ever escape the fellow laborer experience)

"Whether or not a cult is destructive is determined by the morality of the cult leader and the nature of the leader's charismatic dream, said Dr. Cath."

Ok---there ya go. (The doves are on the back side---You just can't see them.)

What's the craziest thing you ever tried to "believe for"? Now, first off, I know that some of these might be quite painful or embarrassing. So,it's okay to generalize. In fact, My own experiences involved interpersonal relationships and jobs that, by all common sense and logic, were headed down the crapper. But crazy me. I figured I would could "fix" everything with SIT and "Release From Your Prisons" type magical believing Just gotta get that camera in focus and stare at it, don'tcha know?

I had a very similar experience that year. One of my family members, who was a new grad, came out to the parking area and found a bumper sticker on the painted area of the trunk of a brand new car. The ROA had one less "happy camper" that year.

Sir! Present and accounted for. Sir!

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If you asked me were I lived or where I was working at the time, I could tell you. But, honestly, I don't remember being aware of the event as it actually happened.

No. It just means they have a product that is no longer wanted or needed. Now, of course, if their product was both wanted AND needed------

The buggy whip market has tanked.

There I was on a July morning---I was looking for love.

Only awards I ever got from TWI were The Green Wiener and The Purple Nurpple.

By "that", do you mean hand out awards or stick around after the foundational?