Jesus -- OUR Jesus

[Slammr (imported)]

As you can see by Jesus' post about Dingbat this forum is blessed to have Jesus as a member of it. I have met him -- even had Thanksgiving dinner with him -- and I will say that I've never met a more caring individual. If the OTHER Jesus was half as good a man as he is, then he is worthy of honor. Some members of this board probably owe their lives to our Jesus. I can think of no man I would rather call my friend. Thank you, Jesus, for being who you are.

[bobbie (imported)]

Meeting jesus is a very special and interesting event. As good as he seems in here, in person he is so much better. He is most caring and has given so much of himself to this site and to help so many behind the scenes.

[Paolo]

Patience and tolerance, as the other Jesus said, and suffer the little children to come unto me. Jesus (A) certainly gets that when he passes through here and I drag him around all over the rural Indiana country side to be mauled over by the boys. He wasn't too badly mauled the last time, though, as storms canceled the ballgames that were scheduled and the little one was sick and couldn't go out with us. So he got a dose of hormone-riddled teenage boys instead. I don't think he's over that one yet. So much for HRT; just breathe the air here and absorb it by diffusion.

It was, in fact, the Archive that brought us together. I am forever grateful of that. I don't think, as an adult, that I have ever had a better friend.

[tugon (imported)]

I to have been fortunate in meeting Jesus. His concern for others is incredible. Like many he has been there for me during rough times. I look forward to seeing him again at the August MOM.

I also want to thank him for all his hard work in spreading the word and educating many about our community. I can not imagine all the work in preparing the surveys and the rewrites. His work will make things easier for eunuchs yet to be.

Best intact male I know.

[A-1 (imported)]

Jesus saves.

I have seen it happen...

I, too, look forward to seeing him again... maybe this time he will let me buy...

[JesusA]

I hardly know where to begin to respond to these very kind thoughts. I have met about two-dozen Archive members in person, talked with many more on the telephone and had email corespondence with yet others. Without a doubt, this is the nicest group of people I have ever been associated with. I feel honored to have been accepted as a member of this fine community.

In my public presentations and private conversations about the community, I always emphasize the kindness and compassion that I find here. The active members deeply care about one another and about helping those newcomers who arrive here with questions or concerns.

I could easily go down the list of wonderful people and great experiences that I have had with those I have met through the Archive.

Riverwind and Sag111 were the first to visit me at home. My wife was irate (and a bit terrified) by the prospect. "Eunuchs are scary people!" At the end of the day, as they drove out the driveway, she turned to me and asked, "Why can't you have more friends as nice as the two of them?"

Through the Archive, I now do! I look forward to meeting many more of you in person.

ps: A-1, I'll arm-wrestle you for the check next time. How many people can honestly say that they've arm-wrestled Jesus over who pays for lunch?

[OneBallBoi (imported)]

Jesus is a walking book of knowledge on the subject of sexual dysfunction. I have met him personally. He is decent. A real friend. He even took me out for my birthday to a decent resturant.

[tome (imported)]

Jesus a very interesting person and knowledgeable

in regards to Eunuchs.

Look forward to talking with him again.

Maybe MOM East ?

[MacTheWolf (imported)]

I've met Jesus twice I think...once for sure. He and plix came to visit bringing food and "BEER." Both were greatly appeciated but not as much as meeting both of them.

I rarely get company and to get such esteemed company was a rare treat.

Jesus has been a great advisor for me on my mom as he knows the medical condition from his many years in education and others he has met.

I would have feared for his safety if I had known he was traveling in a place that makes Bali or Borneo look industrialized.....the dreaded jungles of rural Indiana

I see Jesus as our Ambassador of Peace.

By his presence, he unites the members of the Archive.

By his kindness, he shows us what we all can be.

By his love, he is an inspiration for us all.

Without Jesus we'd probably all be ball-less Pagans (pun intended)

I look forward to seeing him

in person again.

Besides, I heard he gained a few pounds and he might even have a tummy like mine now.

[Christina (imported)]

I met Jesus last year at the East Coast MoM's meeting. He is one of the kindest persons you would ever want to meet and very knowledgable. I hope I get the chance to meet him again in the future.

[jemagirl (imported)]

Jesus is very nice, and I know a lot of nice people. I'm glad to have met him and honored to have him as a friend. Plus now I have a pat answer when some one ask me if I have met Jesus:

Have you met Jesus? Have you heard the good news?

Yes I know Jesus. We meet the last Thursday of every month for lunch and talk about the eunuchs:D

You don't talk every day, especially on Sundays?

Of course not. He has other people to see and lots of things to do you know. He's very busy. You could meet him too, if you join the EA........

[BossTamsin (imported)]

First, let me start off by apologizing to Jesus. I'm terribly sorry, but I've lost the sheet of paper where you told me all the wonderful things I should say about you.

Now then, I don't know where this place would be without him. His contributions have been absolutely amazing. And I'm not just saying that because I owe him money. This place wouldn't be the same without him.

[thefraj (imported)]

Jesus is a wonderful person, who cares for everyone and asks so little in return. Who's advice I can always trust - (even when I don't like it!) LOL Without his (and others!) help I probably wouldn't be here now. His compassion for other people is obvious to anyone who knows him. And it always cheers me up to speak with him, even though we are separated by many thousands of miles. Even when I'm throwing pity parties, or having hissy fits, he is always there and cheerful. And Jesus probably knows more about eunuchs than any other male on this planet! LOL

So suppose I wanted to use this opportunity to embarass him personally and say thank you for all you've done (and continue!) for me and for others. In some ways it has always puzzled me as to why you go out of your way to look after others so much. Maybe that says more about me? But I am glad you are here.

I've been lucky enough to meet once when he visited my hometown here in the UK, and I hope to spend some quality time in the MOM in August.

You are a wonderful caretaker of this community, and although you are a wonderful friend to have...I consider you more as a father.

Thank you for being you