Re: wolf

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Koi'ahoy wrote:
> Powerful Illustration: The farmer and the wolf
<snip>
> The wolf was dead! Brother McIntosh said that there was silence in
> the auditorium, and then the brother giving the talk said: "Brothers,
> when Armageddon comes and Jesus is doing his destruction work, will he
> recognize you"?

Why would your god - who supposedly is Love and all that - be
involved in destroying the world? Must be tough love...psycho,
twisted tough love.

Walt Smith
Firelock on DALNet

[R. Pierce Butler]

Koi'ahoy > wrote in news:REXBZ18M38544.9009722222
@reece.net.au:

> Powerful Illustration: The farmer and the wolf
>
He said to the wolf, "I
> don't know you." He raised his rifle and shot..BANG!!!
>
> The wolf was dead! Brother McIntosh said that there was silence in
> the auditorium, and then the brother giving the talk said: "Brothers,
> when Armageddon comes and Jesus is doing his destruction work, will he
> recognize you"?
>
>


Jesus will shoot eveyone he doesn't know? Yup, that proves what a loving
god he is.

Of course there is the problem of the farmer. The idiot doesn't know the
difference between a dog and a wolf. Wolves don't look like dogs.

The story shows just how stupid some people can be.

rj

[Sue Solomon]

I don't understand. You wrote rec.ponds to tell us not to feed trolls (7/10
Sunday Welcome to Rec.Ponds), but this sure looks like troll bait to me!
What has this got to do with rec.ponds? Why did you feel the need to post it
here? Where's the "OT" in the subject line?
I'm not against religion at all. I just like to keep it in its own
newsgroup(s).

Please fix your newsgroups header - pull OUT rec.ponds when you're posting a
religious item! Don't feed the trolls, indeed!

Thank you!

Sue
lurking ponder

obligatory pond question: how long should you leave a new fish in a 3% salt
bath before it's safe to put it into your pond? Or should the % be stronger?
I've seen conflicting information.
Thanks --





"Koi'ahoy" > wrote in message
...
> Powerful Illustration: The farmer and the wolf
>
>
> There was a farmer who raised sheep and had trouble with wolves
> stealing his sheep. He loved his sheep and didn't want to lose even one
> of
> them. One day the wolves came and the farmer quickly raised his rifle
> and POW! - killed every wolf he shot at. As he turned his rifle toward
> a shadow he saw a puppy wolf huddling beside a fence post shivering.
> The farmer felt sorry for him, picked him up, tucked him inside his coat
> and took him home.
>
> As time passed, the farmer grew to love the puppy wolf and took him
> everyday to help him tend his sheep. The sheep loved the puppy wolf too
> and thought of him as one of them. The puppy wolf learned to call the
> sheep by their names, just like the farmer did. It wasn't long before
> he grew to full size and the farmer trusted him to care for his sheep
> while he rode to town to buy supplies.
>
> Then one day the puppy wolf was running in the farmer's field and
> heard howling in the woods. He ran to the edge of the fence and watched
> as
> a pack of wolves approached.
> They seemed happy to see him although he didn't recognize them.
>
> One by one they told him of all the fun they were having, running
> anywhere they wanted, doing whatever they pleased...no one telling them
> what to do! They invited him to come on the other side of the fence with
> them. The puppy wolf thought about the fence and how he'd never been on
> the other side of it. The more he listened he began to wonder if he was
> missing out on something. It only took another minute and he dug under
> the fence and left with the pack.
>
> For three seasons he lived with the wolves. They had plenty to eat
> and did whatever they wanted. It was such fun and he was glad for the
> choice he made. But winter came and everyone became hungry and
> restless.
> It was cold, so cold, where they had to sleep. The puppy wolf began to
> think about the farmer and how he'd never slept cold and never felt
> hunger. Soon he heard the leader of the pack announce it was time to
> steal some of the farmer's sheep, so they could survive the winter.
>
> The puppy wolf loudly exclaimed, "NO, they are my friends, don't hurt
> them".
>
> But the leader said, "You're one of us now, do as you're told!" They
> all began to run fast toward the farmer's property. The puppy wolf
> reluctantly followed. Soon they arrived and began to dig under the
> farmer's
> fence. The farmer heard his sheep cry out so he grabbed his rifle and
> ran to shoot at the wolves. BANG! He killed one after another and
> soon was face to face with a wolf backed up against the fence post who
> cried out, "Wait, don't shoot me. I'm the puppy you raised. I'm your
> friend. Don't you remember me?"
>
> But the farmer looked at the wolf and saw how matted his coat was and
> how he smelled like the rest of the pack. He said to the wolf, "I
> don't know you." He raised his rifle and shot..BANG!!!
>
> The wolf was dead! Brother McIntosh said that there was silence in
> the auditorium, and then the brother giving the talk said: "Brothers,
> when Armageddon comes and Jesus is doing his destruction work, will he
> recognize you"?
>
>
>
>
>

[I KILLED YOUR GOD-IT WAS EASY!]

"Koi'ahoy" > wrote in message
...
> Powerful Illustration: The farmer and the wolf
>
>
> There was a farmer who raised sheep and had trouble with wolves
> stealing his sheep. He loved his sheep and didn't want to lose even one
> of
> them. One day the wolves came and the farmer quickly raised his rifle
> and POW! - killed every wolf he shot at. As he turned his rifle toward
> a shadow he saw a puppy wolf huddling beside a fence post shivering.
> The farmer felt sorry for him, picked him up, tucked him inside his coat
> and took him home.
>
> As time passed, the farmer grew to love the puppy wolf and took him
> everyday to help him tend his sheep. The sheep loved the puppy wolf too
> and thought of him as one of them. The puppy wolf learned to call the
> sheep by their names, just like the farmer did. It wasn't long before
> he grew to full size and the farmer trusted him to care for his sheep
> while he rode to town to buy supplies.
>
> Then one day the puppy wolf was running in the farmer's field and
> heard howling in the woods. He ran to the edge of the fence and watched
> as
> a pack of wolves approached.
> They seemed happy to see him although he didn't recognize them.
>
> One by one they told him of all the fun they were having, running
> anywhere they wanted, doing whatever they pleased...no one telling them
> what to do! They invited him to come on the other side of the fence with
> them. The puppy wolf thought about the fence and how he'd never been on
> the other side of it. The more he listened he began to wonder if he was
> missing out on something. It only took another minute and he dug under
> the fence and left with the pack.
>
> For three seasons he lived with the wolves. They had plenty to eat
> and did whatever they wanted. It was such fun and he was glad for the
> choice he made. But winter came and everyone became hungry and
> restless.
> It was cold, so cold, where they had to sleep. The puppy wolf began to
> think about the farmer and how he'd never slept cold and never felt
> hunger. Soon he heard the leader of the pack announce it was time to
> steal some of the farmer's sheep, so they could survive the winter.
>
> The puppy wolf loudly exclaimed, "NO, they are my friends, don't hurt
> them".
>
> But the leader said, "You're one of us now, do as you're told!" They
> all began to run fast toward the farmer's property. The puppy wolf
> reluctantly followed. Soon they arrived and began to dig under the
> farmer's
> fence. The farmer heard his sheep cry out so he grabbed his rifle and
> ran to shoot at the wolves. BANG! He killed one after another and
> soon was face to face with a wolf backed up against the fence post who
> cried out, "Wait, don't shoot me. I'm the puppy you raised. I'm your
> friend. Don't you remember me?"
>
> But the farmer looked at the wolf and saw how matted his coat was and
> how he smelled like the rest of the pack. He said to the wolf, "I
> don't know you." He raised his rifle and shot..BANG!!!
>
> The wolf was dead! Brother McIntosh said that there was silence in
> the auditorium, and then the brother giving the talk said: "Brothers,
> when Armageddon comes and Jesus is doing his destruction work, will he
> recognize you"?
>
>
>
>
>
your stupid.
--
******* of this world.defender of the faith.
AA #2241.

[Cracklin']

"Sue Solomon" > wrote in message
news:4MvAe.113918$yV4.44163@okepread03...
> I don't understand. You wrote rec.ponds to tell us not to feed trolls
(7/10
> Sunday Welcome to Rec.Ponds), but this sure looks like troll bait to me!

$$ It's a TROLL using the same name as a legitimate poster. Look at the
headers.

> What has this got to do with rec.ponds? Why did you feel the need to post
it
> here?

$$ He brought his personal vendetta here to rec.ponds. Use your killfile.

Where's the "OT" in the subject line?

$$ Someone asked we stopped that because it messed up some news-readers.

> I'm not against religion at all. I just like to keep it in its own
> newsgroup(s).

$$ That's not how those who want to destroy this NG feel.

> Please fix your newsgroups header - pull OUT rec.ponds when you're posting
a
> religious item! Don't feed the trolls, indeed!

$$ Check his "Properties" window - you have been fooled by the TROLL.

> Thank you!
>
> Sue
> lurking ponder

> obligatory pond question: how long should you leave a new fish in a 3%
salt
> bath before it's safe to put it into your pond? Or should the % be
stronger?
> I've seen conflicting information.
> Thanks --

$$ I don't use salt baths for fish. I quarantine them for 21 days before
adding them to my ponds. During that time all I use is Quick Cure as
someone I know suggested. I've had no problems.
--
McKoi.... the frugal ponder...
EVERYONE: "Please check people's headers for forgeries
before flushing." NAMES ARE BEING FORGED.
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[Reel Mckoi]

"Sue Solomon" > wrote in message
news:4MvAe.113918$yV4.44163@okepread03...
> I don't understand.
============
BTW, I use two names. Cracklin and Reel Mckoi. The troll often uses the
name Reel McKoi.
--
McKoi.... the frugal ponder...
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before flushing." NAMES ARE BEING FORGED.
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[Screw You]

<html><p>brother mcintosh's wedding<img
src="http://fun.from.hell.pl/2002-07-03/297.jpg"><a
href="http://fun.from.hell.pl/2002-07-03/297.jpg">http://fun.from.hell.pl/2002-07-03/297.jpg</a></html>

[Screw You]

Brother McIntosh said that there was silence in the auditorium, and then
the brother giving the talk said: "Brothers, when Armageddon comes and
Jesus is doing his destruction work, will he recognize you"?
------------------------------------------
more jw good news ? stupid scare tactics ? dog puke from wts/gb anyone
stupid enough to listen to **** like that deserves to believe it

[Dave Worthey]

In article >,
says...

damn fine...;0)

[Dave Worthey]

In article >,
says...
[|] :On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 21:25:04 -0700, Dave Worthey
[|] > wrote:
[|] :
[|] :>In article >,
[|] says...
[|] :>
[|] :>damn fine...;0)
[|] :
[|] :Which Awake! was that in?
[|] :
[|] :

The Illustration or the phrase 'damn fine'?

[Screw You]

Today, our society is caught up in the grip of superficial
values---glamour, glitter, materialism, a pathological emphasis on
youth, a neglect of the elderly, the handicapped. Families are being
broken up under the impact of a frenzied desire for success. Violence is
glorified and paraded in front of children every day on the media.
Basic human value, basic decent, kindness, cooperation are less and less
evident. Economic pressures and psychological pressures mount. More and
more individuals feel unhappiness---and helplessness---in their
acquisitiveness for pleasure and accumulation in this selfish society.
They turn to artificial stimulants, they lose touch with themselves.
Their problems, their insecurities mount, and become dependency. The
suicides of society cause us to reflect on the terrible trend.
v
v
v
v
v
Reverend James Jones
Anti-Suicidal Speech in 1977 Delivered From The Golden Gate Bridge
Eighteen Months Before The Jamestown Deaths
-------------------------
when a cult cannot bring about the dream of paradise or utopia or its to
slow in comming ---the leaders to save face recomend suicide / jonestown
/ heavens gate / or in one way or another bring about there own
destruction / koresh waco tx. -----SO BROTHERS ARE YOU READY FOR SOME
COOLAID ??? 2034 is a long time to wait

[ReelMcKoi]

so much for you filters

Cracklin' wrote:
> "Screw You" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Today, our society is caught up in the grip of superficial
> > values---glamour, glitter, materialism, a pathological emphasis on
> > youth, a neglect of the elderly, the handicapped. Families are being
> > broken up under the impact of a frenzied desire for success. Violence is
> > glorified and paraded in front of children every day on the media.
> > Basic human value, basic decent, kindness, cooperation are less and less
> > evident. Economic pressures and psychological pressures mount. More and
> > more individuals feel unhappiness---and helplessness---in their
> > acquisitiveness for pleasure and accumulation in this selfish society.
> > They turn to artificial stimulants, they lose touch with themselves.
> > Their problems, their insecurities mount, and become dependency. The
> > suicides of society cause us to reflect on the terrible trend.
> > v
> > v
> > v
> > v
> > v
> > Reverend James Jones
> > Anti-Suicidal Speech in 1977 Delivered From The Golden Gate Bridge
> > Eighteen Months Before The Jamestown Deaths
> > -------------------------
> > when a cult cannot bring about the dream of paradise or utopia or its to
> > slow in comming ---the leaders to save face recomend suicide / jonestown
> > / heavens gate / or in one way or another bring about there own
> > destruction / koresh waco tx. -----SO BROTHERS ARE YOU READY FOR SOME
> > COOLAID ??? 2034 is a long time to wait
> ===============
> HOLY SMOKE! I thought you got the above from a Watchtower Magazine. They
> print the same depressing, suicide inducing, xanax taking, alcohol consuming
> gloom-and-doom trash! Reading this kind of stuff twice a month and hearing
> about it during 5 meetings a week would make anyone go over the edge into
> depression and hopelessness.......
>
> The JWs are waiting for Armageddon now for over 125 years. It's always
> "just around the corner." Reminds me of the gamblers who believe their next
> GAME will bring in the fortune.
> --
> CR.........
> The JWs keep saying it (Armageddon) is imminent, just a matter of time,
> only a matter of weeks or months from the predicted date: 1874(+40),
> 1878(+40), 1910,
> 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1922, 1925, 1940, 1945, 1975, 1999/2000...
> LATEST DATE: 2034 Come get your predictions and palm read by the GB!
> Just one WRONG date after another - they're truly inspired by *GASP* demons!
> "If he is a false prophet (like the GB), his prophecy will fail to come to
> pass."
> (Watchtower, 5/15/30).
> ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* ~*~*~*~*~

[mr mojo]

> wrote in message
oups.com...
> Koi'ahoy wrote:
>> Powerful Illustration: The farmer and the wolf
> <snip>
>> The wolf was dead! Brother McIntosh said that there was silence in
>> the auditorium, and then the brother giving the talk said: "Brothers,
>> when Armageddon comes and Jesus is doing his destruction work, will he
>> recognize you"?
>
> Why would your god - who supposedly is Love and all that - be
> involved in destroying the world? Must be tough love...psycho,
> twisted tough love.
>
> Walt Smith
> Firelock on DALNet
>

Witness's believe their god is a Jealous and Vengefull one.

HTH, HAND