Get out - Revision history

Panglossolalia at 21:07, 10 June 2006

2006-06-10T21:07:07Z

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Panglossolalia: spelling

2005-12-06T14:56:06Z

spelling

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	'''Get Out''' was traditionally seen by [[second generation]] members as a welcome respite from daily chores (see [[Jesus Job Time]]) and [[Word time]], and denial of get out ~~privilidges~~ was consequently used as a form of [[:Category:Discipline\|punishment]]		'''Get Out''' was traditionally seen by [[second generation]] members as a welcome respite from daily chores (see [[Jesus Job Time]]) and [[Word time]], and denial of get out privileges was consequently used as a form of [[:Category:Discipline\|punishment]]

	[[Category:Practices]]		[[Category:Practices]]

Monger at 20:50, 17 July 2005

2005-07-17T20:50:52Z

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	A time for outdoor activities, walking or excersise. Derived from the title of the [[Mo Letter]] "Get Out", in which Berg addresses the lack of physical excercise among the members of his staff.		A time for outdoor activities, walking or excersise. Derived from the title of the [[Mo Letter]] ''"Get Out"'', in which Berg addresses the lack of physical excercise among the members of his staff.

	Usage: "I haven't had any get out today."; "I'm going on get out at 3:00PM."		''Usage: "I haven't had any get out today."; "I'm going on get out at 3:00PM."''

	'''Get Out''' was traditionally seen by [[second generation]] members as a welcome respite from daily [[~~chores~~]] and [[~~word~~ time]] and denial of get out privilidges was consequently used as a form of [[:Category:Discipline\|punishment]]
			'''Get Out''' was traditionally seen by [[second generation]] members as a welcome respite from daily chores (see [[Jesus Job Time]]) and [[Word time]], and denial of get out privilidges was consequently used as a form of [[:Category:Discipline\|punishment]]

	[[Category:Practices]]		[[Category:Practices]]

Craven de Kere at 09:56, 1 July 2005

2005-07-01T09:56:16Z

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	Usage: "I haven't had any get out today."; "I'm going on get out at 3:00PM."		Usage: "I haven't had any get out today."; "I'm going on get out at 3:00PM."

	'''Get Out''' was traditionally seen by [[second generation]] members as a welcome respite from daily [[chores]] and [[word time]] and denial of get out privilidges was consequently used as a form of [[:Category:~~Punishment~~]]		'''Get Out''' was traditionally seen by [[second generation]] members as a welcome respite from daily [[chores]] and [[word time]] and denial of get out privilidges was consequently used as a form of [[:Category:Discipline\|punishment]]

	[[Category:Practices]]		[[Category:Practices]]

Craven de Kere: expantion + categorization

2005-07-01T09:56:00Z

expantion + categorization

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	A time for outdoor activities, walking or excersise. Derived from the title of the [[Mo Letter]] "Get Out", in which Berg addresses the lack of physical excercise among the members of his staff.		A time for outdoor activities, walking or excersise. Derived from the title of the [[Mo Letter]] "Get Out", in which Berg addresses the lack of physical excercise among the members of his staff.

	~~Uses~~: "I haven't had any get out today."; "I'm going on get out at 3:00PM."		Usage: "I haven't had any get out today."; "I'm going on get out at 3:00PM."

			'''Get Out''' was traditionally seen by [[second generation]] members as a welcome respite from daily [[chores]] and [[word time]] and denial of get out privilidges was consequently used as a form of [[:Category:Punishment]]

			[[Category:Practices]]

WalkerJ at 17:05, 1 March 2005

2005-03-01T17:05:18Z

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	A time for outdoor activities, walking or excersise. Derived from the title of the [[Mo Letter]] "Get Out", in which Berg addresses the lack of physical excercise among the members of his staff.		A time for outdoor activities, walking or excersise. Derived from the title of the [[Mo Letter]] "Get Out", in which Berg addresses the lack of physical excercise among the members of his staff.

	Uses: "I haven't had any get out today." or "I'm going on get out at 3:00PM."		Uses: "I haven't had any get out today."; "I'm going on get out at 3:00PM."

WalkerJ at 16:56, 1 March 2005

2005-03-01T16:56:25Z

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A time for outdoor activities, walking or excersise. Derived from the title of the [[Mo Letter]] "Get Out", in which Berg addresses the lack of physical excercise among the members of his staff.

Uses: "I haven't had any get out today." or "I'm going on get out at 3:00PM."