
Nathan_Jr
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How would you know? My daddy owns this bar. I decide what my daddy says. He has cookies. Hold on… I know they are around here somewhere…
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How (H-O-W) will the bartender know what to serve you unless you call the spirit by its name?
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How will I know your will, if I can't read your words? Simple math, baby. Take a break. Take a nap. Do it all while standing, of course. That way no one gets missed. See? Fresh salad is always being served. Just a tremendous kernel! Hey, I didn't write the book, so I know how you feel, and I can't do this alone. Some call it parallel. Some call it balanced. I call it a kaiser blade. SIMPLE!
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Though that is objectively true, that's not what he's saying. Not REALLY. It's a more nuanced point. It's not about YOU. Not REALLY. That you won't or can't even understand what I'm saying, and that I am even attempting to explain it, well, that's REALLY what it's about. *Here's a a recent TIP for your cookie jar: To/for parallel to the ablative case vertically aligned to the vocative case. BOOM! No one gets missed.
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GSC offers first, clear vision that twi-followers are caught in trap
Nathan_Jr replied to skyrider's topic in About The Way
Nothing wrong with setting boundaries. Cults and charlatans like victor paul wierwille do not respect boundaries. Boundaries are important. Sometimes, common ground is nowhere to be found. "Some men you just can't reach." (Thinking of someone else.) -
Just because you don’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not there.
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The 7th THE only begotten. (Ever see The Omen?)
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Of course! Thanks.
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I realized it had already been done. We could beat it up, again. After all, it’s just one of many necrotized infections on that rotting corpse floating in that filthy bathtub.
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Again. I already said it’s not about replacing one nightmare for another. But, hey! …whatever.
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Ahhh.., the Schutzstaffel. Got it! Thanks, Chock. What does GB stand for?
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No one is offering a replacement. No one is suggesting swapping one conditioned, indoctrinated mind for another. If anything is on offer here, it is the opportunity to wake up
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It’s not a baby. It’s a rotting corpse.
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No one expects anything of you.
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Someone, please, explain WayGB.
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This documenting already has been and continues to be done right here, as it has been done in Charlene's book and in Kristin's book and in Carl's book...
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Four crucified, crowing cocks, chinqualla peekachoo, and Bible worship are not not on the path to "spiritual maturity."
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OMG!! Hilarious! "The Teacher." Holy shonta, that's funny. Why was the idol called the Timothy statue? Asking for me and Charity.
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I’m remembering that vertigo experience in Crested Butte and thinking about this snowstorm motif. Snowstorms, blizzards, are NOT symbolic of clear vision, clear perception. Snowstorms are blinding. Vertigo is confusing, disorienting, unstable. The unintended symbolism in victor’s snowstorm motif is telling.
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Well, after all, he was in victor’s Corps. I can’t begin to describe how astonishingly familiar all the talk is here.
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There are varies degrees of intensity for any form of precipitation. We were on the mountain. It was complete white out. We were in a milk bottle. Vertigo is extremely unsettling. It’s like sea sickness — it doesn’t stop until you get off the boat. Not every snow storm is as I describe.
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It gives them a cop out. “I never said that? Where did you get THAT?” My fellowship commander used this cop out all the time. He is more absorbed in the collaterals than even you know who.
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He sure did. But he didn’t. And it seems he changed the story because he couldn’t keep track of his own bullshonta?
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Right. That’s it. Is it written? On tape? Oral tradition?
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Right. The story is complete bullsh-it AND it’s a lie. It’s both. I was driving in a blizzard once in Crested Butte. Couldn’t see 3ft away. Got vertigo. Freakiest shonta I’ve ever experienced. I’m just looking at this from a historical critical perspective. It now comes down to which is more probable. That victor told this story? Or, that Whiteside SAID victor told this story?
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