Nomad wrote:I hope you take every opportunity to express your thoughts from your seat on the back row of the gospel doctrine class. When you are especially controversial, be sure to report your naughtiness on this message board and receive in return the back slapping praise that you can always count on from your apostate friends here. I've noticed that the approval of these people is very important to you.
Coming from a man whose tongue unceasingly polishes the boots of notable Mormon heretic DCP, this means a lot.
Parley P. Pratt wrote:We must lie to support brother Joseph, it is our duty to do so.
Nomad wrote:I hope you take every opportunity to express your thoughts from your seat on the back row of the gospel doctrine class. When you are especially controversial, be sure to report your naughtiness on this message board and receive in return the back slapping praise that you can always count on from your apostate friends here. I've noticed that the approval of these people is very important to you.
Coming from a man whose tongue unceasingly polishes the boots of notable Mormon heretic DCP, this means a lot.
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I can't remember ever having said much of anything about Daniel Peterson, let alone "unceasingly polishing his boots". I know he got a little upset at me once when I made a post that was mildly critical of something he had done or said. Other than that, we've had almost no interaction at all.
Sometimes I think you're a little unstable.
... she said that she was ready to drive up to Salt Lake City and confront ... Church leaders ... while well armed. The idea was ... dropped ... [because] she didn't have a 12 gauge with her. -DrW about his friends (Link)
Nomad wrote: I can't remember ever having said much of anything about Daniel Peterson, let alone "unceasingly polishing his boots". I know he got a little upset at me once when I made a post that was mildly critical of something he had done or said. Other than that, we've had almost no interaction at all.
Sometimes I think you're a little unstable.
Whatever you say, Will. ;)
Parley P. Pratt wrote:We must lie to support brother Joseph, it is our duty to do so.
Nomad wrote:I hope you take every opportunity to express your thoughts from your seat on the back row of the gospel doctrine class. When you are especially controversial, be sure to report your naughtiness on this message board and receive in return the back slapping praise that you can always count on from your apostate friends here. I've noticed that the approval of these people is very important to you.
Oh willmad....you so crazy....Yes, consig should be seeking after the praise of a bunch of closed minded, brown-nosing, conditioned, LDS "yes" men like yourself rather than actually trying to enlighten or teach anyone...We understand that you don't have the gonads/spine to actually do anything but toe the party line when it comes to LDSism but it seems awfully small of you to judge others based on your shortcomings...Just pull your head out of your own arse long enough to take a deep breath and you will realize that the world is not as black and white and you wish it to be...
"your reasoning that children should be experimented upon to justify a political agenda..is tantamount to the Nazi justification for experimenting on human beings."-SUBgenius on gay parents "I've stated over and over again on this forum and fully accept that I'm a bigot..." - ldsfaqs
Nomad wrote: I can't remember ever having said much of anything about Daniel Peterson, let alone "unceasingly polishing his boots". I know he got a little upset at me once when I made a post that was mildly critical of something he had done or said. Other than that, we've had almost no interaction at all.
Sometimes I think you're a little unstable.
Whatever you say, Will. ;)
Oh, sorry! You'll have to forgive me. It's hard to keep all your false assumptions in mind when I reply to the stupid things you say.
... she said that she was ready to drive up to Salt Lake City and confront ... Church leaders ... while well armed. The idea was ... dropped ... [because] she didn't have a 12 gauge with her. -DrW about his friends (Link)
jon wrote:Nomad, do you have any actual suggestions on how Conference could be improved?
How about making it a lot longer? That way the devout would have more to enjoy, and so would connoisseurs of weirdness. It's a winner either way?
Of course a similar effect can be achieved by tuning your internet radio to the Mormon Channel. From what I remember of that experience, it feels like wall-to-wall General Conference all day, every day. What's not to like?
Zadok: I did not have a faith crisis. I discovered that the Church was having a truth crisis. Maksutov: That's the problem with this supernatural stuff, it doesn't really solve anything. It's a placeholder for ignorance.
consiglieri wrote:The approval of "these people" is important to me ...
I know it is. From what I can tell, being honored by "these people" is your primary aspiration in life. And you’ve got it! You’ve finally achieved, among this group of faithless apostates, that elusive something you never could quite get from the faithful Saints.
So congratulations! Enjoy it while you can. I hope it's as satisfying as you imagined it would be.
... she said that she was ready to drive up to Salt Lake City and confront ... Church leaders ... while well armed. The idea was ... dropped ... [because] she didn't have a 12 gauge with her. -DrW about his friends (Link)
jon wrote:Nomad, do you have any actual suggestions on how Conference could be improved?
I've always thought it would add a special something to the proceedings if, right after the sustainings, they read a list of all the intellectuals, homosexuals, and feminists excommunicated since the last general conference.
... she said that she was ready to drive up to Salt Lake City and confront ... Church leaders ... while well armed. The idea was ... dropped ... [because] she didn't have a 12 gauge with her. -DrW about his friends (Link)