dearlybeloved said:

Very good

Yom Kippur started October 6th, (not sure when it ended), but it fits the time frame.

Wow! Larry Graham is still in the mix? Oh-no, indeed. BTW, am I being naive in thinking this is real?

The JW were just at my door the other day. They gave me a flyer to read. Right on the front cover it says "There is no place in heaven for homosexuality" This turned me off right away. I believe God loves those who believe in his powers, reguardless of their sexual orientation. Besides, isn't Prince in the closet???

The JW were just at my door the other day. They gave me a flyer to read. Right on the front cover it says "There is no place in heaven for homosexuality" This turned me off right away. I believe God loves those who believe in his powers, reguardless of their sexual orientation. Besides, isn't Prince in the closet???

First off matthew 24:14 says to preach. And JW's don't beleive many go to heaven. Only 144,000.

garnis said:

Liar liar...pants on fire!
Cause we have no such flyer

garnis said:

First off matthew 24:14 says to preach. And JW's don't beleive many go to heaven. Only 144,000. And i am familiar with JW's and i have not seen that piece of literature and thoroughly doubt it exist since their view of heaven isn't like that. Your comments are laughable though.

garnis said:

Liar liar...pants on fire!
Cause we have no such flyer

..."C.J., Billie Jack Bitch"...

One thing I want to know is why are we JUST NOW hearing this story... Yom Kippur was about 3 weeks ago right?! Is there a Jew in the house? If Prince came to my door the org would be the first to know about it. But then again no one would believe me.

I spoke last week to an angel he said there were some extra seats available...the exact number he said is gonna be 144.052.

To apply for the new seats available. Please insert TRC and sing aloud: "in the name of the father, etc..". U might be selected for the heaven experience.

Good Luck!

C.J.: Jumping Jehovah! Prince goes a door-knockin'
C.J., Star Tribune
Published October 12, 2003

Proselytizing for Jehovah's Witnesses during last Sunday's Vikings game wasn't the smoothest call Prince has ever made. An Eden Prairie woman, who prefers to be identified only as Rochelle, said, "Door bell rings. My husband runs upstairs and says, 'Prince is at the door!' I said, 'No way.' " Even though this was an inopportune time, they let in the man who introduced himself at "Prince Nelson" and another man. "I'm terrible with names," Rochelle said. "He was a bass player for some group, a long time ago. Older gentleman." Larry Graham? "Very good," Rochelle said. "This is Sunday about 2 o'clock. And it's the night of Yom Kippur. My first thought is 'Cool, cool, cool. He wants to use my house for a set. I'm glad! Demolish the whole thing! Start over!' Then they start in on this Jehovah's Witnesses stuff. I said, 'You know what? You've walked into a Jewish household, and this is not something I'm interested in.' He says, Can I just finish? Then the other guy, Larry Graham, gets out his little Bible and starts reading scriptures about being Jewish and the land of Israel." Uh-oh. Rochelle said she could not help but think, the Vikings had possession of the ball about two seconds ago. "They stayed for about 25 minutes," Rochelle said. "Left us a pamphlet." She should have asked Symbolina for an autograph. "There's no reason to slam him," she said. "He didn't do anything wrong; he was very kind. We watched him leave. Outside is a big black truck with a woman, long dark hair, in the front seat and they left." The woman met the general description of Prince's supposed wife, Manuella. Rochelle seemed perplexed that Prince didn't seem to stop at any other houses in her neighborhood. "They go door-to-door. Walking. He wasn't walking. He was driving." Hey, he was knocking on doors during a Vikings-Falcons game -- you can't expect Symbolina to follow ALL the rules of the religion he declared as his new faith in a 2001 magazine interview. "It was so bizarre, you would have just laughed," she said. The perfect esprit d'escalier came to Rochelle after Prince left: "If I showed up at Paisley [Park], would you let me in your front door to talk about Judaism?" There was no response from Paisley Park, where a note seeking a comment was delivered Thursday.

C.J. is at 612.332.TIPS orcj@startribune.com.She never opens e-mail attachments. For more of her bad attitude tune into FOX 9 at 7:40 and 8:05 a.m. Thursdays

phinehas said:

- Yes, I heard that too. Christians as a whole tend to believe that many won´t go to heaven. But someone could please explain why JWs have such exact number?

the only thing that seems sneeky- is that she had nothin' else to report- Come on this was the SUNDAY edition.. Sunday is a big day 4 her career- I think she believes by pulling out stories she's got the BIG GUNS

That it will help her career.. It never does & never will... she thinks she's slick- but we see right through her.

The most optimistic and least "fans" among us (including me) always say that only music matters. That's why I never really cared about Prince being an asshole. Actually, his music may even have benefited from his paranoia and his tyranny for a certain period (the 1980s mainly)

However this JW shit is starting to weigh on me because it is really affecting his music very negatively. Musically he is in great shape at the moment, his production sounds as fresh as ever, and I liked NEWS and TRC for this. But undoubtedly the pure excitation -even madness at times- I used to have listening to a prince album is long gone. One deep reason, beyond the lyrics, is that JW Prince has lost any ambition he had for himself, being more than ever entirely dedicated to god. The result is music made for God and himself. The guy who used to "listen to all kinds of music" and blend them into his own music style seems to have lost any ear for music other than his, except when being clearly attacked (thank you Dangelo!).

This is going to allienate fans a little bit more. The man who has been inspiration for at least two thirds of current music trend setters may end up pathetically in complete isolation.