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#27 Jun 08 2006 at 5:37 PM Rating: Good
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Ok bloke called "John Smith" (Never trust a man with such an obvious psudonim) goes into a tent roaring drunk.

Three days later he comes out, said he had a "Visit from God" (Never trust a man who claims direct contact with Deity's) and forms a new religion.

New religion states that you can sleep with each other wives if you give 25% of your income to what amounts to a **** up fund for end of year Barbies, coapious amounts of kick backs so you get good jobs and oh yeah did i mention you can sleep with each others wives?

If any sane man claims belief in this religion he loses all claims on Sanity, if he's honest and say's it's for the Orgy's and kick back good on him.

*this post is brought to you with a huge dollop of sarcasm.

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#28 Jun 08 2006 at 5:44 PM Rating: Good
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According to my mother, I'm descended from someone who help Lynch Joseph Smith.
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#29 Jun 08 2006 at 5:45 PM Rating: Decent
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Odd that even after having been brought up in and then leaving the mormon church, I can't think of 10 facts about them...
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#30 Jun 08 2006 at 5:53 PM Rating: Good
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They go on missions. Yet none of the missions is ever impossible. What's up with that?


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#31 Jun 08 2006 at 6:46 PM Rating: Good
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1. I fu[Azure][/Azure]cking hate them.
2. I think they're all idiots.

Few things am I so close-minded about, but they've never proved me wrong. I should know. I totally was one for a while.

Edited, Jun 8th 2006 at 6:54pm EST by Atomicflea
#32 Jun 08 2006 at 6:54 PM Rating: Decent
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1. I fu[Azure][/Azure]cking hate them.
2. I think they're all idiots.

Few things am I so close-minded about, but they've never proved me wrong. I should know. I totally was one for a while.


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#33 Jun 08 2006 at 7:01 PM Rating: Good
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When the temple in San Diego first opened, the Mormon congregation opened it up for touring for like 3 days. Tickets were passed out and I went because it was just beautiful on the outside and I wanted to see the interior(even though I don't get their tenets, they've got awesome architects). I remember they made us put on those little surgeon foot coverings and we toured. It was generally gorgeous inside, especially this room called the "Celestial Room." The baptism room was a little creepy. And I know we didn't see everything.

I'm not quite sure what their faith all encompasses. The other faith I don't know much about are the JWs.
#34 Jun 08 2006 at 7:32 PM Rating: Good
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Lady at my work is JW. All I know is she doesn't celebrate bithdays or holidays, and she wouldn't interpret for the chaplain when a lady asked for her miscarried fetus to be baptized prior to going to the morgue.
#35 Jun 08 2006 at 7:37 PM Rating: Good
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Spawned is a Mormon, so I assume they are all a bunch of p[Aqua][/Aqua]usses by association.
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#36 Jun 08 2006 at 7:43 PM Rating: Good
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I went to school with 2 JWs in my class and on e worked at the same salon as I when we graduated. We werent allowed to have Holiday parties, or put up any decorations for "fear" of discriminating against. Which means we all suffered. And the non JWs of the group were implied through various remarks we were all going to hell anyways. Good times
#37 Jun 08 2006 at 7:57 PM Rating: Decent
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And the non JWs of the group were implied through various remarks we were all going to hell anyways. Good times


Didn't most of the regulars here reserve tickets for that? Smiley: confused
#38 Jun 08 2006 at 8:03 PM Rating: Excellent
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The Glorious Atomicflea wrote:
Lady at my work is JW. All I know is she doesn't celebrate bithdays or holidays, and she wouldn't interpret for the chaplain when a lady asked for her miscarried fetus to be baptized prior to going to the morgue.


Ask her about her feelings on blood transfusions sometime.
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#39 Jun 08 2006 at 8:09 PM Rating: Good
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I used to let them come in for coffee all the time when I lived by myself, but only because I kinda figured it would be a waste for cute boys to be all dressed up for nothing.

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I use to do the same thing, I'd play a game called how uncomfortable can you make the mormon boys before they leave. Then they started sending female missionaries to my house, they're were much easier to offend.Smiley: grin
Now they don't come around anymore, lucky I still got the Jehovah's Witnesses, after 4 years they still haven't given up to save my soul. My favourite evening of fun was when I invited both the mormon missionaries and the Jehovah's Witnesses at the same time. Smiley: lol
#40 Jun 08 2006 at 8:09 PM Rating: Decent
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I give the JW's cake and then when they start eating it, I sing happy birthday at them.

Ok, not really. I do give them cake though.

WE don't really have Mormon's in Massachussetts, aside from the Govenor that is.
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#41 Jun 08 2006 at 8:24 PM Rating: Good
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Queen bodhisattva wrote:
Spawned is a Mormon, so I assume they are all a bunch of p[Aqua][/Aqua]usses by association.


Smiley: lolyou should be the county he live in, I think they all migrate here... I went into a store in Harford County wearing Jncos and thought I was going to get burned at the stake.


Mormans are no different than any other religious group. They have rules that make them feel special to follow.

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#42 Jun 08 2006 at 8:57 PM Rating: Good
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Ask her about her feelings on blood transfusions sometime.

I'm afraid she'd tell me. I'd rather Google it. The strange thing is, she tells me her mother was JH and she doesn't even practice it anymore-except she does, because it's shaped her worldview. You can't escape that kind of thing.
#43 Jun 08 2006 at 10:47 PM Rating: Decent
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Queen bodhisattva wrote:
Spawned is a Mormon, so I assume they are all a bunch of p[Aqua][/Aqua]usses by association.


Smiley: lolyou should be the county he live in, I think they all migrate here... I went into a store in Harford County wearing Jncos and thought I was going to get burned at the stake.


Mormans are no different than any other religious group. They have rules that make them feel special to follow.

/shrug


You can say that all you want but, other religons have more physical proof to actually prove something. I mean The Odyssey has more physical proof than the damn morman bible.
#44 Jun 08 2006 at 10:49 PM Rating: Decent
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Like proof has anything at all to do with faith... Smiley: oyvey


#45 Jun 08 2006 at 11:09 PM Rating: Decent
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Like proof has anything at all to do with faith... Smiley: oyvey


We have records of cities and dates. That's more than the LDS have.
#46 Jun 08 2006 at 11:19 PM Rating: Excellent
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I've even got another 10 for you!

11- Mormons can't be genetics scientists, since it sort of disproves their entire religion
12- There are lots of Mormons in the NSA, etc. I knew a few. Scary, eh?
13- The reason for 12 is that they tend to get sent godawful places like China on their Impossible Missions, so they end up knowing useful languages
14- Trailer Trash Mormons are like non-Trailer Trash Mormons, except their kids get an extra bunch of wacky stuff to reject when they rebel!
15- Quitting Mormonism isn't as bad as quitting Scientology or Ahmishness, believe it or not. At least you can still talk to people, and not get killed by hit men.
16- Mormons love to debate religion, as long as it's not their own religion you're debating
17- You don't have to go on your mission if you're male and age 19, but you sorta get guilted into it.
18- Women don't have to go through all that trouble. Damn hussies.
19- After you get back from your mission, Sundays end up being like a social mixer, where the purpose is to find your lifelong mate and get married ASAP.
20- If any of your descendants are Mormon, you get a free ticket to heaven, without any of the hard work, Fuc[/red]king A!
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#47 Jun 08 2006 at 11:20 PM Rating: Excellent
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Like proof has anything at all to do with faith... Smiley: oyvey


I have faith I'll ban proof again someday. Does that count?
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#48 Jun 08 2006 at 11:37 PM Rating: Decent
I ended up seeing the movie version of “The God Makers”(people debunking the hell out of them) a few years ago so I’m kinda cheating. That is, assuming that what they said in the movie was true.

Basically it’s a warped version of the New Testament that one dude wrote. Also, my favorite part is where they believe that when they die they get their own planet filled with hotties and they have to repopulate the whole thing.

I don’t really respect any religions that aren’t at least 500 years old and have had tried to conquer nations or survived persecution.

Scientology, Mormons, and JW’s can suck it. I’ll have a Pepsi with any civil denomination of Jewish, buddhist, Christen, Muslim, etc.


Pepsi because I don't like coffee or tea, unless it's iced tea.

Edit: because /s is not /sm

Edited, Jun 8th 2006 at 11:38pm EST by bbking
#49 Jun 09 2006 at 12:36 AM Rating: Decent
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Didn't the Mormons end up slaughtering an entire wagon train full of non-Mormon pioneers going west? Or wait, I think they talked a nearby tribe of Native Americans to do it. Anyway, my guess is that they don't like to talk about that incident much.

I remember reading that for decades they were paranoid of the US Army coming to get them - had their own militia, complete with cannons.
#50 Jun 09 2006 at 12:42 AM Rating: Good
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THe only thing I remember learning about Mormons from school is everybody yelling "Bring'um young!!" for some reason...

I do actually own a Mormom bible. It's sitting on my shelf next to the King James Bible, the Good News Bible, The Catholic Bible, The Necronimicon, the book on Hermetic Enochian magic, and the SilmarillionSmiley: tongue
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#51 Jun 09 2006 at 1:00 AM Rating: Decent
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All you need now is a copy of Diurectics... er, Dianectics, to round out your collection!

Those people scare me. They make members wear "sailor costumes" cuz L. Ron Hubbard was in the Navy in WW2.
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