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 Holy Sh!t, that's the funniest thing I've ever read. I was born and raised a Jehovah's Witness. We shared the same daydreams. I enjoyed when the whole Congregation got in on the dream. Like those "experiences" that someone heard from Bethel of how an Angel appeared on the subway or how some elderly sister called on the name of Jehovah and crossed the street but the Avon Lady wasn't so lucky. This was the coolest time to be a JW. When you would count the RPM of the Kingdom Hall ceiling fan and imagine how you weren't scared of Satan or those pesky demons because you knew how to spell Jehovah. Or how you could only truly relate to Indiana Jones III because he knew the name of God. 

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