They would be doing more good in the provinces.

prahkeitouj wrote:Nothing is free in the world.

But, but, but,,,,,,,,,,,,, I thought all the advise and abuse I got on this forum was free.

Your invoice is in the mail.

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vladimir wrote:Your invoice is in the mail.

Pun tax is an additional 5%
VAT 14%
Service charge 6%
Work permit and visa for forum readers (backdated to birth) and residence fee

TOTAL: $256, 579 (US)

Please note that this account is overdue. Overdue accounts are charged at 15% interest per month.

Your cheque is in the mail.

Welcome new students! Your lesson today is:
Kolob, signifying the first creation, nearest to the celestial, or the residence of God. First in government, the last pertaining to the measurement of time. The measurement according to celestial time, which celestial time signifies one day to a cubit. One day in Kolob is equal to a thousand years according to the measurement of this earth, which is called by the Egyptians Jah-oh-eh. Understand? Good! Now have some snacks!

Duncan wrote:

prahkeitouj wrote:Nothing is free in the world.

But, but, but,,,,,,,,,,,,, I thought all the advise and abuse I got on this forum was free.

You got it free,but you spent your time. Is it free?

General Mackevili wrote:

juansweetpotato wrote:I met one of these guys in a print shop a couple of months ago.

I was wondering why your English had improved lately.

Yes, nothing to do with 440 or CEO. Soz

General Mackevili wrote:

Duncan wrote:

prahkeitouj wrote:Nothing is free in the world.

But, but, but,,,,,,,,,,,,, I thought all the advise and abuse I got on this forum was free.

Please update the billing address we have on file.

AND DON'T FORGET THE GODDAMNED LINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've actually studied with the mormons before in Japan at their English classes, but I already knew English at that point, so it was more because I had nothing else to do.

In general I found their lessons were separate from mormonism (the English ones), but once I started giving their lessons a try for the hell of it, they got really weird and clingy. Somewhat weirded me out and I stopped attending altogether. They kept showing up to my place at all times of the day when I'd tell them I wasn't interested, so finally I had to write a letter of complaint to their church leader to get them off my back.