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15 Years, 15,000+ Posts, the Parody of OTCP is Laid to Rest

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Some will be GladSome will be SadSome will wish I already HadTo those OTCP might have offended, apologies are extended. Thank you for the interaction through the years, the laughter, the love and just the plain ole fun we done had along the way.With much love to the Acts family, the ole timer departs.

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  1. If OTCP is gone, I hope that doesn’t mean the person behind the parody is gone, too.But in any case, I propose that we award OTCP with an honorary degree in Maximum Aggravation.

  2. Maybe he can take Chicago27 with him.Or NBF.Perhaps there should be a poll taken about who should have to leave with OTCP.Sorta Ric Flair – Dusty Rhodes – loser has to leave town – from the early 80s________________

  3. Wow…just…Wow..________________More of Him…less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name

  4. It could be OTCP, the person not the persona, is preparing for the assembly. He has indicated that he is a pastor, not in Pikeville, which is his fictitious church, but maybe close to Cleveland. He seems to be a grad of Lee and an Ordained Bishop, due to his references of being on the floor and being in close proximity to some of you. He could be a part-time instructor/professor at Lee, with his knowledge of the internal church and university operations. His disdain for those is use the title of Doctor when it is only honorary or one from an degree mill is legendary, as if he is around those fake Doctors on a regular basis (works with them, goes to church with them, is supervised by them). So with the assembly approaching, he may need to spend his time suppressing those feelings he has about some of the leadership. He no doubt is a Church of God man who freely mocks other ministries and reminds me of my encounters with COG ministers who always had something to say about my COGOP roots (generally it was something negative about the Tomlinsons). If I only knew OTCP as an example of the mindset of the COG, being independent or joining another Pentecostal denomination would be my choice. He wanted us to think he was just having some fun with his comments and persona, but his writing reveals his spirit.One day we might know who he really is and be able to put his ministry to the light of open evaluation.

  5. We let Acts become a WOF laden, Seventh Day Adventist espousing forum, and I guess Old Timer just got tired of it – as we all have (unless you are one that supports those things).Last one turn out the lights.Happy Trails________________

  6. I just read selectively. I think I missed 99% of the serpent seed discussions, though. My guess is OTCP has an earned doctorate or at least and earned masters. Honorary doctorates don’t bother me, but my doctorate isn’t in theology. I got in contact with an American friend of mine, an English teacher I worked with in South Korea. He had gone back and earned a ‘real doctorate’, at a flagship state university, I think. He was a school teacher. It really bothered him a lot that teachers could get two-year online doctorates and get the same bump in pay he got from getting a doctorate the hard way________________

  7. I just read selectively. I think I missed 99% of the serpent seed discussions, though. My guess is OTCP has an earned doctorate or at least and earned masters. Honorary doctorates don’t bother me, but my doctorate isn’t in theology. I got in contact with an American friend of mine, an English teacher I worked with in South Korea. He had gone back and earned a ‘real doctorate’, at a flagship state university, I think. He was a school teacher. It really bothered him a lot that teachers could get two-year online doctorates and get the same bump in pay he got from getting a doctorate the hard way. I can see his issues with online doctorates (as well as Masters, etc.), but it looks like online education is here to stay. I read an article that pointed out that many mid and small colleges and universities (not just religious) are struggling to attract students to their campus, especially if they have not diversified their degree programs and established an online degree program.