Nightlion wrote:Then he carries on to spend, spend, spend making all his friends rich bastards ...
How?
Nightlion wrote:Then he carries on to spend, spend, spend making all his friends rich bastards ...
Markk wrote:Nightlion wrote:Then he carries on to spend, spend, spend making all his friends rich bastards ...
How?
Markk wrote:Nightlion wrote:Then he carries on to spend, spend, spend making all his friends rich bastards ...
How?
Maksutov wrote:http://www.wired.com/2011/03/rock-people-gallery/
CaliforniaKid wrote:Thanks for the great write-up, Shades. Mike Reed and I visited Nightlion a few years back, shortly before he first opened his visitor center. Like you, we found him a surprisingly humble and soft-spoken conversation partner—quite different from what we expected given his persona here on the boards. I was also really impressed by his creativity. He draws, he sings, he plays guitar—he even makes board games, if I recall correctly. I regret that our friendship soured after he heard that I'm an atheist.
Concerning Lorenzo Snow, I have to admit that if I were gonna pick a guy to blame for the Church's apostasy, he wouldn't be top of the list. Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, even Wilford Woodruff I can understand, but Lorenzo Snow is an odd choice. After all, Brigham did a stint encouraging immigration from Britain too. As for the prejudice against Brits, I suppose we Anglo-Saxons have been persecuting other ethnicities long enough that turnabout is fair play!
sunstoned wrote:Thanks for posting this Dr. Shades. It is most interesting, and I would take our own prophet Nightlion over TSM any day.
Tator wrote:sunstoned wrote:Thanks for posting this Dr. Shades. It is most interesting, and I would take our own prophet Nightlion over TSM any day.
I am totally with you on this.
As for seeing things in rocks and mountains I have teased NL far too much. Right now I am in an internet café about 1000 feet from this rock called face rock in Bandon, Oregon.
http://iloveoregon.com/images/face_rock.jpg