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Date Posted：08/03/2011 10:08 PMCopy HTML quote]Never been to a men's night[/quote]
You don't know what you missed (or perhaps they still have them?)
It usually started with a round of shooting people. Meaning, that the guy with the highest office got to go round the room and shoot down anyone who was fair game. Once this arse had gotten his pleasure at this, then the message may start. Horrible. Messaging some guy in order to get to know him. What is that about? And having a guy message you, made me want to vomit.
There would also be a film and snacks, normally very unhealthy snacks.
It would finish anytime between 2 and 4 a.m - then we got to drive home and crash our cars. Great days. |
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ThePilgrim
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：12/05/2011 12:29 PMCopy HTML I was at plenty of 'mens nights' and I miss them. This modern society has unfortunately abandoned the idea of men getting together without the ladies. I also enjoyed the massaging (throusers staying on !). I personally was never there when anything 'impure' went on. I only heard of many strange stories once things boiled over in CAI in the 2006 split... and then some things started to click. The idea of making this an organised event where everybody (if not by group pressure) IS to join in... is quiet weird and unacceptable in hindsight.
And no - I'm not gay :) |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：12/05/2011 1:22 PMCopy HTML [quote] I was at plenty of 'mens nights' and I miss them. [/quote]
so, may I ask - were you one of these bastards who went around the room shooting people? And sorry, but getting a massage (correct spelling this time) from a guy, then going home to your wife, is that not sick? When I told my wife she cried. She thought it was totally homo. |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：13/05/2011 8:37 AMCopy HTML So, you would only go to a female massage therapist then? What would your wife think about that? Just throwing that out there.
Anyway, I don't see anything wrong with one guy giving another guy a brief massage if he's, say tense around the shoulder area or the neck to relieve a tension headache. In my eyes, there's nothing weird about that. And if you can only go to your wife with that, what would single guys do? Kinda hard to massage your neck and shoulders yourself. That said, I'd expect them to not start stripping off and having everybody in the room have a go at it at the same time. That's kinda gross. Sounds more like an orgy. Other than that, I think it's healthy for the guys to go out every now and again without the ladies. Heck, I prefer to go out with the girls for the movies or a restaurant once in a while without the hubs or the kids. That's normal, you know. What's not normal is the 'shooting session', the nearly-orgy and the general worship of a person who doesn't deserve to be worshiped. Then again, that's CAI we're talking about. Lots of things aren't normal within CAI. JP |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：13/05/2011 5:02 PMCopy HTML hated the massage part of the mens nights. |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：13/05/2011 5:11 PMCopy HTML worst was the masterbation-confession-sessions where Andrew etc would grill everyone on the evils of a 5-knuckle-shuffle.....
sick bastards, that was truly scary, it was pure torture. - the young lads had the worst time of it.... gee they were always in trouble for 'sinning' .... it was almost comical, if it weren't so serious. question - did the women also have similar session on the dangers of self-pleasure, or was it only the men ? |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：13/05/2011 5:14 PMCopy HTML I think the whole mens night thing totally sucked. false matey-blokey lets pretend we're all equal but we're not, as the elders were always on hand to spout some more bull shit and monitor that every one is 'in the spirit' and 'on fire' etc.... |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：13/05/2011 9:25 PMCopy HTML @Guest 4#
Let me apply your approach to the subjective element of reading a text ... I see you have humorously - by using nonsense a la Lewis Caroll - acknowledged that you agree with Ian in his approach to the subjective element of comprehending a text. Even more, you think this appreciation I have of what you think is an excellent insight into what you actually think. Kewl ... The evidence for Mann-made global warming is unequivocal.
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：13/05/2011 10:31 PMCopy HTML Reply to Guest Ian you can be so obtuse at times. It is right that the reading of scripture is subjective, no matter how long you and your ilk have laboured away to make it part of academia. Baloney, academia gave us the Holy Scripture and some notable academics such as William Tyndale were burnt at the stake by the command of the King of England for it. Everyone that reads it will read what they want into it. I hope that you are not accusing Ian of eisegesis.. now now you are a glutton for punishment !! I dare you to try, if you can ?? You can't control everyone :) Ian has never even once in the last decade and a half since I have know him has tried or even attempted to control anyone .. Correct anyone ?? yes !! every time !! but control ?? I pronounce 'not guilty' And Tony is as wrong as every other control freak who thinks he is god's right hand man. Tony needs to learn how to control himself first. There now, that wasn't so hard to understand was it? No it wasn't !! Mishnah |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：14/05/2011 2:03 PMCopy HTML CAI sucks! Men´s night was a totally unchristian behavior. These guys would have tortured and crucified Jesus again if he got back.
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：15/05/2011 3:21 AMCopy HTML Personally I'd like to thank everyone for the mental pictures I got from this thread |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：15/05/2011 7:02 AMCopy HTML [quote]question - did the women also have similar session on the dangers of self-pleasure, or was it only the men ?[/quote]
Are you kidding me? Heck, no. The subject of sex was never mentioned at women's nights. Even the movies had to be picked very carefully so nothing remotely too racy would ever appear. If you wanted to talk about anything like that in CAI you had to approach a friend whom you kinda hoped you could trust and wouldn't just go to the next officer about it and talk in hushed tones somewhere private (without too much detail), away from anybody else. Of course, you wouldn't pick a women's night for that moment. During women's nights, we got to make cuppas, watch a movie, be pleasant and sweet to Ree, talk about cooking recipes and just how worried we were about our children's future and how lucky we were they were being raised in such a sensible 'church' and present some wishy-washy deeply spiritual revelation we'd had about cleaning our kitchen floors better. The only time it was ever allowed to publicly breach that subject was during the 'sex education' sessions during some AGMs when all the married and soon to be married women (and I think also singles over 20 or so) got herded into a hall and all the guys had to mind the kids and stay away from the hall, except for the watchmen at the door (who I'm sure grew HUGE ears during that time) and the panel of officers sitting in the front. Now, of course, the officers were all guys and then it was expected you'd ask your intimate questions in front of 150 women, many of which were strangers, to some guys who would then answer them. I never said a word at those meetings. I mean, wth??? JP |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：15/05/2011 11:18 AMCopy HTML Car accidents after mens nights, because you are so tired or so upset. CAI is a danger to the society!
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：15/05/2011 11:06 PMCopy HTML I remember getting a lift back from a men's night in Scotland and the driver fell asleep at the wheel when driving down the motorway (70mph). I yelled !
I believe the teaching at the time was to open your window & leave it open till you got home - saw one man stick his head out the window when driving. ... made the car freezing in winter times. crazy. |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：16/05/2011 5:37 AMCopy HTML I hope CAI will fade away, disappear, never come back and be forgotten. Because CAI is not a Christian organization, but there has been some Christian people in CAE/CAI. They have to leave CAI now, before it´s to late to abandon the sinken ship.
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：17/05/2011 5:43 AMCopy HTML Yah, but it wasn't only men's nights that were late and where drivers were falling asleep behind the wheel.
During the main translation work in Scotland, I hardly ever got home before 3am two nights a week (not including Wednesdays ... that went extra) and then late Friday and Saturday nights because of work at PH & EHQ and then Sunday was notoriously late because we had to clean up and what not, all while holding down a job and having to get up early. I consider it a downright miracle that I'm still alive because I can remember very well that I fell asleep behind the wheel often. It was like that for a number of other members of the CAI too. But, hey, that's one of the key elements of brain washing. If you keep people sleep deprived, they won't be able to switch on their brains and use them for some independent thought. JP |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：17/05/2011 6:40 AMCopy HTML Crazy stuff really. Sad thing is, if someone had been killed they would never have considered it their fault. OH no, their walk was bad, and God removed them.
Sickening, really sickening. And the show goes on. |
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：19/05/2011 2:52 AMCopy HTML I hate CAI and ASW, I hope they will be gone soon. They don´t deserve to exist.
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：22/05/2011 5:58 AMCopy HTML The nerds in CAI can take their guns and go to hell. They only harass innocent people with their aggresiv talk and offence.
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：22/05/2011 11:13 AMCopy HTML CAI can take their bullying and disappear to their rat-holes themselves. F*cking bastards!
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：22/05/2011 8:39 PMCopy HTML I don´t think Scott is gay, he´s nuts. He must be.
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：22/05/2011 9:15 PMCopy HTML And they don´t do any cars in Australia, anyway. Hewitt, or not.
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：22/05/2011 9:20 PMCopy HTML Hope CAI will go to hell. And that the c*cksuckers will go with it.
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：22/05/2011 9:28 PMCopy HTML And stay away from my family, you c*cksuckers. Otherwise I will come after you, in self-defense.
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Re：Mens nights Date Posted：23/05/2011 2:46 PMCopy HTML Dear uncoolman,
for some reason most of my recent posts have been moved out of their proper context of the converstations. Could you please explain? Thanks - Torben (Message moved here by Uncoolman on 2011-05-13 11:37:11.017) |
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