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Take a bow!

:clap:Thank you Uncle Sammy, for that wonderful acknowledgement! :happydance:

And I want to state for the record, that I was a FIRETENDER when I was a girl scout! :whistling:
 
I guess that's why he was such a successful reg. BULLSHIT.

BULLSHIT-you say--DUH!
People-so I found out-love their "bullshit"-some prefer "cow and horseshit"--no one likes "ratshit".
It is so easy to explain things by saying "it's crap or shit"----but it takes a real "idiot"to be able to explain scientology successfully for large amounts of $$$$$$.
So it's not only "bullshit" but so much more>
 
Talking to Uncle Sam like a Dutch Uncle...

Cow patties in a pile, now THERE'S an alternative Christmas tree for ya!?! :omg:

Organic and biodegradable, too! :eyeroll:

Oh well, let's be Green this Christmas...:thumbsup:

Uncle Sammy, a skill is a skill is a skill, it's all in what way skills are applied in life. Use your great salemanship abilities to convince people to get out of the COS, or to not to get in. Devise a brochure, do a radio interview, write an open letter and take our ad space in a magazine or newpaper, start a website or blog, tell your story here, whatever. (Sorry if you have already done any of these things and I am unaware...)

Put your skills to GOOD use again. Even just tell one person a day about Corporate Scientology, in your own quiet way...365 days a year, it adds up, and word of mouth information is viral! (Spreads outward and reproduces itself.)

Be a force for good in the world!:happydance:

That way we can all celebrate your great regging abilities! :yes: :D
 
Skills-are they a burden?

Cow patties in a pile, now THERE'S an alternative Christmas tree for ya!?! :omg:

Organic and biodegradable, too! :eyeroll:

Oh well, let's be Green this Christmas...:thumbsup:

Uncle Sammy, a skill is a skill is a skill, it's all in what way skills are applied in life. Use your great salemanship abilities to convince people to get out of the COS, or to not to get in. Devise a brochure, do a radio interview, write an open letter and take our ad space in a magazine or newpaper, start a website or blog, tell your story here, whatever. (Sorry if you have already done any of these things and I am unaware...)

Put your skills to GOOD use again. Even just tell one person a day about Corporate Scientology, in your own quiet way...365 days a year, it adds up, and word of mouth information is viral! (Spreads outward and reproduces itself.)

Be a force for good in the world!:happydance:

That way we can all celebrate your great regging abilities! :yes: :D

Thanks for your thoughts. I - happen to "agree" with you.....
as for doing amends projects for being a "successful registrar"--let's see--I've helped many laid off and out of work professionals [they actually do not get much empathy] to prepare resumes and their own "sales pitch".
my favorite amends --is- I helped start a non-profit [501-C-3 ]-do do fund raising and an advocacy for libraries and literacy programs--still work doing all the stuff nobody else wants to do -like-actually "raising the funds ".
then there are the children-which- I really enjoy working with---
So-Sweetness--I'm doing what I like to do and sure hope that it helps make up for being a "successful reg"....hey - if I knew that I would still be paying off my social and moral debts for past actions--yeah-I probably wouldn't change too much...lessons are to be learned all the time and in just about every situation....
 
Thanks for your thoughts. I - happen to "agree" with you.....
as for doing amends projects for being a "successful registrar"--let's see--I've helped many laid off and out of work professionals [they actually do not get much empathy] to prepare resumes and their own "sales pitch".
my favorite amends --is- I helped start a non-profit [501-C-3 ]-do do fund raising and an advocacy for libraries and literacy programs--still work doing all the stuff nobody else wants to do -like-actually "raising the funds ".
then there are the children-which- I really enjoy working with---
So-Sweetness--I'm doing what I like to do and sure hope that it helps make up for being a "successful reg"....hey - if I knew that I would still be paying off my social and moral debts for past actions--yeah-I probably wouldn't change too much...lessons are to be learned all the time and in just about every situation....

All right, Uncle Sammy! :clap: Yeah!!!
 
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