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You know, when this thing was originally read, the reality of what The Way was really all about was still cloaked in secrecy. Trying to read this tripe after discovering what a lecherous drunk Wierwille was and what a boot-licking toady Geer was is almost surrealistic. page 5 "Dr. Wierwille was a wonderful man, a "man of God" in the truest and fullest sense. I saw him give his utmost for God's highest day after day in his life and finally in his death. And, I should know. I lived; I worked; I took care of the man and his heart for years." <_<

I agree. And, I think people who smugly proclaim, "It couldn't happen to me!" are probably sitting ducks because of their pride and vanity.

It kinda makes me wonder if, a thousand years from now, it will be seen as some kind of profoundly relevant epistle. "Thus saith Geer."

It's evil, wicked, mean and nasty-- NOTE: Not the first line of the song

I never even knew about the "poop" paper until I stumbled on GSC. I was pretty flabergasted when I read it. http://www.greasespotcafe.com/main2/waydale/waydale-miscellaneous/passing-of-the-patriarch.html

I knew it couldn't be mine because the title cannot appear in the quoted line. I just posted it because I always thought it was a very cool tune.

Sorry, couldn't resist posting .

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Oh, I don't feel bad. In fact, I feel quite enlightened about the whole matter.

Not only did I never hear VPW speak in tongues/interpret, I never even saw him make a personal appearance, of any sort, whatsoever, during my multiple-year stay at The Way of Ohio, which, figuratively speaking, was "just down the road". All you Paul (who traveled extensively) comparison buffs can just put that in your pipe and smoke it.

My own personal theory is that "excellor sessions" were not intended to expand your fluency; they were intended to enhance theatrical appeal.

Have you ever thought about this? If God wanted you to "practice" speaking in tongues out loud, because the sounds were foreign to your native tongue, (ie: French does not have a "ch" sound, Chinese speakers have trouble with the letter "R', etc.) why didn't He just have you speak in a language that was more suitable to the natural speech configurations you were used to? Along those same lines, why was it "your" tongue, in the first place? If it really came from God, couldn't He give you a different one each time? I'm just sayin'.

In my opinion, THIS is the definitive version. edit: Recorded in 1958 with open mic. technique.-----no overdubs

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With so little to use for comparison, how would anyone know?

We used to have to sing that stuff at dinner in FLO, hand motions and all.. Picture that, if you dare, fifty grown people singing kiddie songs. Roll Away was bad enough, all by itself.

Who would play Wierwille??? I'm thinking Billy Bob Thornton could pull it off with a reprise of his role as Bad Santa.

BUMP (Just because it was so much fun)

I just wish I had more time to think about this stuff.

More music

Blowing in the Wind is correctamundo!!

How many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man?

What a Wonderful World

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