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Please Nominate Top 10 AFGS/Scott Ministry Events for 2006

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Chaz Lambrusco

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Dec 11, 2006, 1:18:20 PM12/11/06
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I will be compiling my Top 10 most important events of 2006 for AFGS
later this month, and I would like your input on what your top ones are.
As we learned last year, we really need to wait until December is over
before we finalize this.

Here are a couple of my nominations to get it started:

PMS buys Newman

The Stamps sing at LAUC

The Hellfighter Wars on AFGS(Feb & March?)

Secret M1 Fundraiser

Obrien

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Dec 11, 2006, 2:04:08 PM12/11/06
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When PMS went to The Table of The Lord Live on festival for the first and
only time thus far and she gagged on a small piece of bread and had to
chug-a-lug a Dasani bottled water.

matt2442

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Dec 11, 2006, 2:57:25 PM12/11/06
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matt2442:
I'm not sure what to nominate. Certainly the Hellfighter wars were a
major era in AFGS history.
Are we nominating LAUC/PMS events that caused the most conversation in
AFGS? If so perhaps the Steve Stone assault caper would be high on the
list. Another event may have been the end of Doc on KDOC.

Papillon

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Dec 11, 2006, 4:38:51 PM12/11/06
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Perhaps I'm just superstitious, but I'd definitely take that as a bad
sign.

Obrien

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Dec 11, 2006, 5:09:34 PM12/11/06
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Obrien wrote:
> When PMS went to The Table of The Lord Live on festival for the first
and
> only time thus far and she gagged on a small piece of bread and had to
> chug-a-lug a Dasani bottled water.

Papillon wrote:
Perhaps I'm just superstitious, but I'd definitely take that as a bad
sign.

Obrien wrote:
That event did not go over well at all. She received a lot of complaints
over her screw-up.


gypsi...@gmail.com

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Dec 11, 2006, 5:43:33 PM12/11/06
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mebbe pure evil cannot partake of the communion in good health?

gypsi...@gmail.com

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Dec 11, 2006, 5:45:32 PM12/11/06
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My personal favorite was when Peppermint Patty threatened afgs from
LAUC pulpit. This was in 2006 right?

H8N S8N

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Dec 11, 2006, 6:56:30 PM12/11/06
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gypsie:

I posted here many times "Hey Patty, Come And Get It" !
So I googled this. The first one up is from Jun 27 2005.


H8n S8N

gypsi...@gmail.com

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Dec 11, 2006, 8:19:29 PM12/11/06
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OK nevermind, I'll just have to think of something more interersting
than Hellfighter. Batty Addy's larceny with his pool company and Steve
Stone's negligence and abuse family situation were interesting tho'.

Timmah

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Dec 11, 2006, 8:38:36 PM12/11/06
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You say you don't have money? Your kids are eating, what are you using for
that?

Good point Missy, while I'm at it I'll yank the plug on grandma and stop
feeding the dog.


H8N S8N

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Dec 11, 2006, 8:43:24 PM12/11/06
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I think my personal best was either "I Smoke Alone" or

Right after hellboundfighter faked 10+ postings from/for
afgs'ers -
"God, Please forgive me for judging Dr. Scott and Mrs. Scott"
I have sinned before thee oh my God. Please forgive and heal me of my
demon inspired hate and spite of Your chosen Domata's. Thank you
Father for hearing my confession. Please forgive me!

And God Bless HellFighter/Addison for praying and working so hard f
or my complete healing!
/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
I posted next in the thread
/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\

My time on staff, working for Gods man, who was doing Gods work,
in the body of Christ

120-130 hours a week, sans paycheck
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

All that we can do is just survive
All that we can do to help ourselves is stay alive

Ragged lines of ragged grey
Skeletons, they shuffle away
Shouting guards and smoking guns

Will cut down the unlucky ones !

I clutch the wire fence until my fingers bleed
A wound that will not heal
A heart that cannot feel
Hoping that the horror will recede
Hoping that tomorrow we'll all be freed

Sickness to insanity
Prayer to profanity
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Days and weeks and months go by
Don't feel the hunger
Too weak to cry

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I hear the sound of gunfire at the prison gate
Are the liberators here?
Do I hope or do I fear?
For my father and my brother, it's too late
But I must help my mother stand up straight

Are we the last ones left alive?
Are we the only human beings to survive?

Red Sector A : Rush (H8N S8N)
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||


Days and weeks and months go by
Don't feel the hunger
Too weak to cry

H.S. reply: Yup
/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\

http://groups.google.com.au/group/alt.fan.gene-scott/browse_thread/thread/81b190f6d77a881c/34736906e15e6bfa?lnk=gst&q=cut+down+the+unlucky+ones&rnum=1&hl=en#34736906e15e6bfa

H8n S8N

MrDarkness

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Dec 11, 2006, 8:43:57 PM12/11/06
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I'd say the infamous Melissa vs. Refrigerator sumo wrestling match was
memorable. Wait...was that 2006?

Timmah

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Dec 11, 2006, 8:50:34 PM12/11/06
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Last nights festival was clearly the best show of the season. There was no
pretension about what this is all about, there was vitriol, greed, and
demonic eye flashing. All the things I look for in a show like this.

The audience was accused of failing when in fact the leader has never cut
the mustard -- although she has spread the mayo many a time.

Shows like this bring in viewers. Taking food out of children's mouths to
appease the pastress....thats must see TV.

Chaz Lambrusco

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Dec 11, 2006, 10:19:36 PM12/11/06
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MrDarkness wrote:
> I'd say the infamous Melissa vs. Refrigerator sumo wrestling match was
> memorable. Wait...was that 2006?
>
July 2005. That has got to be on the all time top 10 list. Feb to July
2005 had about 4 of the all time top 10.

matt2442

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Dec 11, 2006, 10:22:52 PM12/11/06
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matt2442:
The all time top ten would take some research, unless there are some
who have been posting here since 1993.

dear...@yahoo.com

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Dec 11, 2006, 10:28:10 PM12/11/06
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Chaz,

When was the great (cover up) "cut & paste" caper? Or the outright
lie of "I am not now nor have I ever been in the porno biz" ..or how
about
your own posting of the pony girls dancing picture after her challenge
of "find a picture of me in a mini skirt"...

All three incidents show her true colors.

studio

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Dec 12, 2006, 12:43:50 AM12/12/06
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Pastor Barkocy chimming in..........


then with tails between his legs,

eagerly running out!


What did you guys say to him? Sheesh!

Obrien

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Dec 12, 2006, 1:27:57 AM12/12/06
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I think the sudden appearance and disappearance of PMS's "skunk stripe" on
her head is noteworthy.

GoodNewsDon

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Dec 12, 2006, 1:46:34 AM12/12/06
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Patty's threats were in the spring of 2005 not long after they must
have
patched things up after Melissa blasted her with a good riddance
dismissal
for showing up at Gene's come with papers to sign. Patty's been mum
since
her partner got indicted on Pelligrano improprieties, and after she
stuck up
for him then was publicly shot down by the AG for lacking the facts and
evidence that implicated her partner and was the basis of his
indictment.

GoodNewsDon

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Dec 12, 2006, 1:51:16 AM12/12/06
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I'll go with the criminal endorsements collectively. Melissa promoted
Addison
to chief web master, Steve Stone remains on the drummer throne and
edits material for broadcasts and intercepts less than flattering
messages
and Patty Glaser is still her corporate partner and chief counsel.

The stench level has risen to the top and joined Melissa's own
dishonesty
about her pornography.

The waves of criminal revelations get my vote for the most noteworthey
2006 ministry events.

GoodNewsDon

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Dec 12, 2006, 1:55:03 AM12/12/06
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With the criminal endorsements, don't forget Pastor Melissa's empathy
for the San Quentin criminals, men who were convicted of heinous
crimes such as murder, child molestation, attempted murder, serial
rapes and that ilk. Most memorable was Melissa's Hang 'Em High
comment, that if they're going to be executed, get on with it and
make it swift to spare the dear faith filled men the agony of waiting.

Chaz Lambrusco

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Dec 12, 2006, 2:00:40 AM12/12/06
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The website is looking more and more like the work of a madman. Every
page is its own domain name! Look at these names! He is nuts!
http://www.pastormelissascottpresentsdrgenescotttrustinthenameofthelord.com/

H8N S8N

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Dec 12, 2006, 2:03:16 AM12/12/06
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GoodNewsDon

What is Brent's title/function ?

GoodNewsDon

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Dec 12, 2006, 2:09:41 AM12/12/06
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Brent is still intermittent head usher. As you know, Doc despised his
self-importance and occasionally blowtorched him or sent him to the far
corners of doing security in the parking lots. But Brent keeps coming
back. For awhile he was copping out and not coming due to someone
in his household having been around someone who might have sneezed.

I always thought Doc picked on his self-importance, seating everyone
just so, but Doc actually liked that air of greatness doing just a
noble
task for God's man in God's house.

His brother Brad got out two or three years ago. He just had a change
of heart and left Planet Scott.

i

GoodNewsDon

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Dec 12, 2006, 2:12:50 AM12/12/06
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Brent seems like a maitre-de of a 5 star exclusive restaurant-celebrity
dinner show, like for the front horshoe booths at the high end Las
Vegas
shows. He walks around with that air of importance that makes the
seating process more important and that conveys greater importance
on a "good seat" for such an important act.

Papillon

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Dec 12, 2006, 2:13:32 AM12/12/06
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GoodNewsDon wrote:
> Brent is still intermittent head usher. As you know, Doc despised his
> self-importance and occasionally blowtorched him or sent him to the far
> corners of doing security in the parking lots. But Brent keeps coming
> back. For awhile he was copping out and not coming due to someone
> in his household having been around someone who might have sneezed.
>

Was Doc a germaphobe? Did he instruct people who had been exposed to
sick people to stay away from him?

H8N S8N

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Dec 12, 2006, 2:17:11 AM12/12/06
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GoodNewsDon

Thanks. His brother was Blair, close enough. It is just hard for
me to grasp why I see him & Teresa still there. I do not get it.


H8n S8N

gypsi...@gmail.com

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Dec 12, 2006, 2:27:21 AM12/12/06
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Yeehaw Goodnews, this describes Brent perfectly. lmao

> > What is Brent's title/function ?- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -

matt2442

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Dec 12, 2006, 2:57:07 AM12/12/06
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matt2442:
Is Ed Cromarty still there? He used to be the head usher, but that was
a long time ago.
The situation can't possibly be as tense for ushers as it was when Doc
was alive, knowing that he was going to blow a gasket and leave if the
seats weren't full to his satisfaction.

footgrail

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Dec 12, 2006, 4:14:04 AM12/12/06
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Flies in the catheater, shoo fly shoo.

Rendwich

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Dec 12, 2006, 5:43:01 AM12/12/06
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Um, I'm not defending what happened to you at all - but this
victimization is pathetic. There was no chain link fence, there was no
gunfire. You could have walked away at any moment. Self-imposed slavery
is not the same as force-imposed slavery.

Like I said, I'm not defending the conditions you endured, but I
cannot, for the life of me, compare you to a prisoner when you chose to
endure them. It's perfectly understandable to be mad at someone who
tricked you. It's not perfectly understandable to keep going to work
when no paychecks are being written. If you did that, I don't see how
you can quote lyrics that place no blame on yourself.

I'm not interested in a pyschological profile, I'm just saying a little
mia culpa would put this all in a much more healthy and realistic
perspective.

As a side note, I know that Neil Pert is an avowed atheist, but I
wonder about Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee. Any idea?

matt2442

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Dec 12, 2006, 9:48:03 AM12/12/06
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Rendwich wrote:

> Um, I'm not defending what happened to you at all - but this
> victimization is pathetic. There was no chain link fence, there was no
> gunfire. You could have walked away at any moment. Self-imposed slavery
> is not the same as force-imposed slavery.

matt2442:
<Ahem> Most of us did walk away. The reason it took some of us so long
is that psychological barriers can be as powerful as more tangible
ones.

>
> Like I said, I'm not defending the conditions you endured, but I
> cannot, for the life of me, compare you to a prisoner when you chose to
> endure them. It's perfectly understandable to be mad at someone who
> tricked you. It's not perfectly understandable to keep going to work
> when no paychecks are being written. If you did that, I don't see how
> you can quote lyrics that place no blame on yourself.
>
> I'm not interested in a pyschological profile, I'm just saying a little
> mia culpa would put this all in a much more healthy and realistic
> perspective.

mattt2442:
I know that you are not addressing me with this, but I did spend years
of self condemnation for my failure to recongnize and react to obvious
warning signs. I don't have to continue to dwell there either.

>
> As a side note, I know that Neil Pert is an avowed atheist, but I
> wonder about Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee. Any idea?

matt2442:
I'll keep praying for Neil. Don't know about the other two regarding
their beliefs.

GoodNewsDon

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Dec 12, 2006, 1:08:03 PM12/12/06
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Blair is Brendt's brother. I always liked him but the higher ups spurn
him as
having fallen away from faith. He just saw through the preaching for
dollars, had a few things happen and found a different church for him.

Some believe Brent is sitting on the fence, with his no shows, but he
needs
the attention of feeling important so comes back.

First Dr. Scott was cautious about catching germs. Some people came and
spread theirs by coughing and sneezing. The noise got disruptive to the

broadcast. But Doc and Melissa go overboard in saying they don't want
anyone who's sick, even if they aren't contagious, on the platform.
They've
extended that to anyone who's been around anyone at work or home
who might be sick or might have been exposed.

The 300 are not supposed to be near anyone outside the church that's
sick.
That means they can't help their own sick family and friends. I thinks
it's
another controlling way to isolate them from helping anyone but the
pastor.

Now with fewer volunteers, if someone calls in sick, the coordinator or
Dean
press them for how sick are they, and to use their judgment but be
careful not
to give germs to Pastor Melissa. They used to be told to stay away or
cme
and sit in the back rows, just in case they were gong to come down with

some illness.

GoodNewsDon

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Dec 12, 2006, 1:15:52 PM12/12/06
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With your encouragement gypsie, here's a true Brent story for you.

Once I brought some prominent out-of-town guests to Sunday at the
cathedral. They had been watching and sending in support and messages.
Dr. Scott knew of them and announced their home town in welcoming
guests before the message, along with others.

As Brent was bustling around and we were escorted to the right side
aisle,
I let my guests know had to wait to be seated. Brent acknowledged me,
held up 5 fingers to ask if we needed 5 seats. I nodded, he bustled
over
to one of the ushers in training and made him move a "filler" old man
with long beard back a few rows. Then, looking around, and at the
clock,
he marched with purpose up to us, gave me a fake smile, and nodded to
my guests, and walked us briskly, importantly, down to in the front
five
rows. He made a sweeping gesture with his arms, to show us the way,
nodding and pointing and holding up how many fingers, as if we couldn't

figure it out.

While smiling at us, he frowned at someone who had moved themselves
to adjust and fill in the gap, shooing them to move down further to
make
room for us. As my guests stood quietly and perplexed, I almost
laughed
at the inane scene of Brent quickly changing between sweeping gestures
with a smile to shooing with a scowl. It was like something out of a
comedy
routine. But I knew better, the cameras were already panning the crowd

for proper attitudes. I had warned my guests that no matter what
nappens,
stay where you are put, with a peaceful supportive smile on your face,
making no movements or sounds, except to get your offerings out.

To cut to the chase, as we shuffled into our row and seats, I saw my
well travelled, savvy friend had a $50 bill out to slip into Brent's
hand,
with the corner turned back to show the denomination of the bill, for
the
escort and good seating, but I frowned briefly to let him know that
wasn't
appropriate. Later he told me that he and Brent had made eye contact,
and as he was getting the tip ready, Brent glanced at it, nodded and
smiled graciously and stuck closer to him.

My guest was absolutely one hundred percent certain that Brent would
have accepted it if passed inconspicuously, and had his hand extended
back to receive it, but the moment passed as one of the other guests
passed between them. He called it tip seeking maitre-de behavior, and
that the going rate for front seating in Vegas at the time was $100.

In watching Brent, I often wondered how often he got and kept tips.
lol.

GoodNewsDon

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Dec 12, 2006, 1:21:25 PM12/12/06
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Yes he did instruct people who had been explosed to sick people to stay
away
from him in case they were carriers. It was his way of keeping his
close
crew closer to him and away from friends, family and neighbors who
might be
ill. He didn't even want items or food from a sick household
transmitted to
his inner circle and they all obey that instruction, to this day. It
gets them
off the hook for having to contribute food, errands or care for anyone
who
might be or who is sick with a virus or any infection, flu or cold.

However, when a Scott devotee is sick, the world of those around him or
her
must be geared to taking care of and getting God's important saint
well.
The family, friends and neighbors of the committed ones to Scott have a
duty to get exposed, for the sake of God's word and Dr. Scott's church.

tipoponini

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Dec 12, 2006, 1:30:15 PM12/12/06
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How can someone be afraid of germs and be with women of porn-- Elke &
Melissa.I had rather catch a cold than something more permanent.
Maybe all the sex talk was just an ego builder.

tipoponini

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Dec 12, 2006, 1:46:02 PM12/12/06
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How about her taking a birthday offering for herself amd saying she was
donating it to the general fund. A true sacrifice. LOL

matt2442

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Dec 12, 2006, 5:29:58 PM12/12/06
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GoodNewsDon wrote:

> But I knew better, the cameras were already panning the crowd
> for proper attitudes.

matt2442:
I never thought about this, or noticed. The cameras were sweeping the
audience before the curtain went up?

H8N S8N

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Dec 12, 2006, 6:21:26 PM12/12/06
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Rendwich

I will post a response later tonight. H8n S8N

studio

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Dec 13, 2006, 1:32:09 AM12/13/06
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Rendwich,

Don'tcha know how sick we were?


I thought you knew?

damnthetorpedos

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Dec 13, 2006, 2:28:56 AM12/13/06
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Wait one minute tipoponini, Melissa is the beneficiary
of the general fund, after expenses that promote
and benefit Melissa Scott and her agenda.

damnthetorpedos

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Dec 13, 2006, 2:31:29 AM12/13/06
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It was memorable when Melissa claimed the Clara
Grace prophecy as for herself, proclaiming that
an outpouring of miracles was just around the
corner.

Then Melissa claimed that she was destined to
take the ministry to even higher levels than
ever before.

Both fizzled, like all else Melissa touches.

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