I never celebrated Uncle (he wasn't MY uncle) Harry Day in the literal sense. (I never attended one of the bon-fires.) I did, however, relinquish possession of far too many things under the guise of this controlling and ludicrous Way tenet.
still regretting throwing out a pristine vinyl collection.
total TWI BS - take a common-sense practice (don't be a hoarder / spring cleaning) and cement it in history with the name of a founder. I wonder if we counted up the value of stuff burned at these days if there wasn't a better way.
You know. A real life meeting.. where internet paranoid souls can object to the terms of a real life meeting of souls. We will have to set some ground rules this time. 1. A person cannot ask another person any real world geographical questions. Like.. where are you from..
that is Verboten. We need.. a casual meeting without casual exchanges.
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I never celebrated Uncle (he wasn't MY uncle) Harry Day in the literal sense. (I never attended one of the bon-fires.) I did, however, relinquish possession of far too many things under the guise of this controlling and ludicrous Way tenet.
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still regretting throwing out a pristine vinyl collection.
total TWI BS - take a common-sense practice (don't be a hoarder / spring cleaning) and cement it in history with the name of a founder. I wonder if we counted up the value of stuff burned at these days if there wasn't a better way.
nowadays we have ebay and craigslist.
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Thomas Loy Bumgarner
wonder if there burn the chaff/ballast/Anti-Way Day by destroying Wierwille's books in a bonfire?
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Twinky
I did that, Thomas.
Yep, can agree that burning the chaff is immensely freeing.
Kept the woodburner going for a looooong time.
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skyrider
Well, for me.....it wasn't an actual bonfire, but I did trash the wierwille books nearly 15 years ago.
No e-bay or re-selling, nope. I didn't want to pass along this stuff to another unsuspecting soul.
That "law of believing" doctrine was aligned with the occult. And, wierwille died of cancer, a devil spirit. sarc/
And, during those so-called fog years.....twi leadership spewed teachings that one could closely associate with voodoo
-- i.e. "believing" for geer and cop-outs to drop dead.
A good fire could make for a weiner roast, or something.
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excathedra
oh yes dear uncle harry. i did without my consent relinquish my young firm bosom to dear uncle harry, aunt naomi's husband
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Thomas Loy Bumgarner
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Ham
Weenie Roast?? did someone say Wienie Roast????
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You know. A real life meeting.. where internet paranoid souls can object to the terms of a real life meeting of souls. We will have to set some ground rules this time. 1. A person cannot ask another person any real world geographical questions. Like.. where are you from..
that is Verboten. We need.. a casual meeting without casual exchanges.
Maybe we could just show up wearing masks.
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OldSkool
I took GREAT pleasure in chucking ALL of my TWI paraphernalia.
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