By: Diana

Diana — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 03:57:22 +0000

“verge-ism” this is the oil that keeps the whole mechanism running. Great word. We survivors of the long defunct New England spinoff call it chasing the rabbit dummy around the track.

By: Chad Burnette

Chad Burnette — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 20:10:44 +0000

For someone that has never been a WOFF Member this Blog really puts things in to prospective as to what basic freedoms one must be willing to give up (Or unfortunately for some that have never had) to be viewed as an upstanding member of the Cult. You did an outstanding Job in presenting this information in a way that can be easily understood by individuals that have never been a member of a Cult like WOFF. You See, I believe that alot of time people view those medication commercials and only think about the Positive aspect of the drug. (They obviously hear the negative things that could possibly happen however they focus on the positive side)
A visitor at WOFF hears only the positive things without any Warnings of the Negative and that is just sad! (Talk about the Devil being at Work) No matter how hard I try I just cannot seem to imagine this concept. My entire life I have always thought that Cult members had to be very weak minded and desperate individuals however the more I educate myself on the topic I have learned that this is not always the case. One thing that I have learned is that all cults (Like WOFF) all have one thing in common. They are led through intimidation and deception! I’m also curious as to which cult member sands off Jane’s horns each morning as they begin to surface. And is doing this considered a privilege for the cult member?

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By: Diana

By: Chad Burnette