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Great! It's good to still see you around...:hug:Victor! Hi!!!!! It's been so long since I've seen you. I was just thinking about you the other day. How have you and Evelyn been anyway?
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Great! It's good to still see you around...:hug:Victor! Hi!!!!! It's been so long since I've seen you. I was just thinking about you the other day. How have you and Evelyn been anyway?
Yes, but they only sell to intelligent atheist. There is a huge market for that since it's rare to find one that doesn't think he is smart...fantôme profane;1456946 said:Do they have Starbucks in Utah? I am just curious.
All over the place.fantôme profane;1456946 said:Do they have Starbucks in Utah? I am just curious.
Wow. Your friend must be looking in some pretty strange places. I've never been in a grocery store or convenience story in Utah where you couldn't buy a caffeinated drink. Where's he been looking anyway? Home Depot? The Gap? Comp USA?My friend who lives in Utah sometimes has a hard time finding places that sell energy drinks that contain caffine, and coffee.
I have to agree with that. Any time I have been through Utah I never had a problem finding any of that stuff.Wow. Your friend must be looking in some pretty strange places. I've never been in a grocery store or convenience story in Utah where you couldn't buy a caffeinated drink. Where's he been looking anyway? Home Depot? The Gap? Comp USA?
My friend who lives in Utah sometimes has a hard time finding places that sell energy drinks that contain caffine, and coffee.
And, working under the assumption that your future DIL didn't always know your son, and the she didn't like coffee at one point and then suddenly stop likeing it - Mormonism is contagious RETROACTIVELY!!!!!My future daughter-in-law is not even from Utah. I guess the fact that she is engaged to a young man who was raised in Utah in an LDS family could be the only logical explanation. Now it seems as if Mormonism is contagious. Maybe you would also like to share your insights on why both my son and his fiancee do drink alcohol. How does your convoluted logic explain that?
Speaking of which, I heard that every Mormon temple has a functioning TARDIS and that's the REAL reason why they don't let non-Mormons in.And, working under the assumption that your future DIL didn't always know your son, and the she didn't like coffee at one point and then suddenly stop likeing it - Mormonism is contagious RETROACTIVELY!!!!!
"...worship a version of Jesus who captains a starship Galactica, along with his twin brother Lucifer."
"...can't eat food that's been cooked on Teflon."
"...think non-whites who accept Christ will turn white."
"...can't drive cars. (i.e. If I join your church, do I have to sell my car and ride a bike everywhere?)"
"...have horns (or tails)."
"...think that only Americans will go to heaven."
"...think black people are devils."
"...have to stay away from the ocean."
I've heard all these. How about all of you? Care to add to the list? This thread isn't for resolving these ideas, only collecting them. It's supposed to be funny, if perhaps a little sad. Anyway, anyone care to add to my collection?
Wait, almost forgot one because it didn't fit the format:
"I heard Joseph Smith made a prophecy about tree-men walking around on the sun."
Wow. Your friend must be looking in some pretty strange places. I've never been in a grocery store or convenience story in Utah where you couldn't buy a caffeinated drink. Where's he been looking anyway? Home Depot? The Gap? Comp USA?
Nothing.What is wrong with caffeinated beverages? Do mormons allow nutmeg?