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1. Now I'm a hacker for a good 20 years now and I've done a lot of things, but I actually don't know exactly what sequence I went through to get around all the red tape to claim the WMSCOG facebook page as my own, but it happened.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/World-Mission-Society-Cult-of-Mother-God/135031846545839
2. I have the pastors probable address, but is there a photo of him anywhere? I'm trying like hell to corner him into talking to me face to face and I'd hate to knock on some poor guys door and just start talking about some mother god nonsense.
And THANK YOU to everyone who has fed me information through here. As much as I got on my own initially, what people have been sending me is opening MASSIVE new doors. We are getting close to doing serious damage without violating any laws (well, none I won't take a slap on the wrist for LOL)
People can definitely act alone. It may be more difficult for some than others, but every person's effort counts. Yours counts, Simon.
And for whatever reason you won't act alone, that's your reason. Whether you're afraid, nervous, over zealous and know you'll do/say something you shouldn't.. Whatever it is, that's ok. But you are capable which means you can.. but you won't. At least not yet.
Freshman year of HS, I told my cheer coach I couldn't do a toe touch. She beat me.. [meaning she made me do push ups or something like that]. She said, "It's not that you can't, it's that you won't. Better to say you're having difficulty." By changing your words you change your mindset! You can… you just won't.
MountainMom wrote:
People can definitely act alone. It may be more difficult for some than others, but every person's effort counts. Yours counts, Simon.
That's your perspective I for one do not believe it.
Yea, MM, I don't believe it either. Simon's efforts don't count.
renita.payno wrote:
Yea, MM, I don't believe it either. Simon's efforts don't count.
Thanks for agreeing ๐
Lol! Simon, you can if you think you can. That's the title of some old self help book I read once. It is actually true, though.
MountainMom wrote:
Lol! Simon, you can if you think you can. That's the title of some old self help book I read once. It is actually true, though.
You are kind MM but I am sucky at communication and planning and protesting etc lol
Now ain't that the truth Simon! LOL!! But it's all good..
Well, you protest all the time on here and seem to have no problem with it! Everybody contributes what they can, and if this is what you can do for now, then so be it. But you can spread the word one person at a time. I do that whenever I can as well. Along with a ton of other things I am trying to do, but not always finding success at doing them. Point is, we all do what we can and everyone counts. You count, for sure.
MountainMom wrote:
Well, you protest all the time on here and seem to have no problem with it!
lol but this is an already established forum for the topic
Some are commanders, some are soldiers. All are important. As a coach, I know every member of the team is important, no matter if they are the ones who get the team points or the ones who keep the rest pushing to become better. Some contribute in a tangible way, and some have those intangible qualities that are so vital but can never be measured. Those intangibles are the most important qualities. Each person is always important. It's not just that way on a team, either.
I am more better at interwebs than real life due to my autism
solideirs can't operate without orders ๐
True about soldiers. Interesting about autism. A lot of people with it are brilliant, but have social or communication issues. I have a nephew with a form of autism, and he is one sharp engineer. Social issues, but he definitely has a sense of humor which I love. We have fun.
yeah
Simon wrote:
I am more better at interwebs than real life due to my autism
Thank you Simon for letting us know. I apologise for the times where I may have misjudged you. This will help me communicate better and understand your posts better too.
Simon is doing his part in these forums.
MountainMom wrote:
Some are commanders, some are soldiers. All are important. As a coach, I know every member of the team is important, no matter if they are the ones who get the team points or the ones who keep the rest pushing to become better. Some contribute in a tangible way, and some have those intangible qualities that are so vital but can never be measured. Those intangibles are the most important qualities. Each person is always important. It's not just that way on a team, either.
well put Mom!!
Simon wrote:
I am more better at interwebs than real life due to my autism
Wow, small world, Stained and I are both autistic as well……..looks like a new alliance has been formed, thanks Shim.
Harry, Stained, and Shimon are all the same person.
You don't mean that literally, right?
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