Ridiculous. I would think they'd admire your parents for being so devoted that they had their own. They are always looking for something.Sean wrote:We got judged for having our own song books and folding chairs at home, instead of borrowing from the building.
Crazy things C of C have judged you for.
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Here's another one:
I was upbraided more than once for using the word "improvise." I was told not to use such a "high-class" word, that we just "make do."
I was upbraided more than once for using the word "improvise." I was told not to use such a "high-class" word, that we just "make do."
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Celebrating ignorance since the 1950s.Struggler wrote:Here's another one:
I was upbraided more than once for using the word "improvise." I was told not to use such a "high-class" word, that we just "make do."
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I think the NICOC is a different breed of CofC. I don’t think I ever experienced anyone being criticized for words they used. That group is really extreme, from what I have read on here.
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You are so right about that, FF. From what Struggler has said, he has experienced some of the most extreme of all of them.FinallyFree wrote:I think the NICOC is a different breed of CofC. I don’t think I ever experienced anyone being criticized for words they used. That group is really extreme, from what I have read on here.
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Struggler wrote:Here's another one:
I was upbraided more than once for using the word "improvise." I was told not to use such a "high-class" word, that we just "make do."
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I'm familiar with people who get upset when someone uses "big words". They think the person is either being pretentious or mocking them for not having enough education.Ivy wrote:You are so right about that, FF. From what Struggler has said, he has experienced some of the most extreme of all of them.FinallyFree wrote:I think the NICOC is a different breed of CofC. I don’t think I ever experienced anyone being criticized for words they used. That group is really extreme, from what I have read on here.
The thing is, some of us aren't even aware that the words we are using are on some upper level of vocabulary. It's just words we normally use.
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Amazing!Struggler wrote:Here's another one:
I was upbraided more than once for using the word "improvise." I was told not to use such a "high-class" word, that we just "make do."
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Our faction wasn't NI, but very, very close to it.Ivy wrote:You are so right about that, FF. From what Struggler has said, he has experienced some of the most extreme of all of them.FinallyFree wrote:I think the NICOC is a different breed of CofC. I don’t think I ever experienced anyone being criticized for words they used. That group is really extreme, from what I have read on here.
Buses, youth ministers, associate ministers, printed Sunday School materials, etc. were considered liberal. Of course, "liberal" was their catch-all term for anything they didn't like or understand.
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Struggler....I'm surprised you weren't NI!! Your stories surely sound very similar. What were the differences between NI and your church faction? Did they give to "orphan homes"?Struggler wrote:Our faction wasn't NI, but very, very close to it.Ivy wrote:You are so right about that, FF. From what Struggler has said, he has experienced some of the most extreme of all of them.FinallyFree wrote:I think the NICOC is a different breed of CofC. I don’t think I ever experienced anyone being criticized for words they used. That group is really extreme, from what I have read on here.
Buses, youth ministers, associate ministers, printed Sunday School materials, etc. were considered liberal. Of course, "liberal" was their catch-all term for anything they didn't like or understand.
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