NOM

I haven't been here for quite a while, but decided to come on today and look around. As I was reading through different posts, I realized that I just don't care. I don't care anything about the LDS Church, other than the occasional gossipy things I might hear, but even that is getting more and more ...

Leaving and/or divorcing an abusive spouse is the most dangerous thing to do. I'm all for escaping, but one needs to be very careful and take as many precautions as possible. And just because someone used to be nice doesn't mean they are now - or that they are putting on a show of niceness because, ...

I voted no. When my son and his girlfriend moved in together, it didn't occur to me to tell anyone. Whether I approved or not, it was their lives to live, not mine. Plus there was a cousin or two of his in that area that were also living the same way, though one of them did get married to the live-i...

Culper Jr. wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 06, 2023 7:31 pm

So sorry guys, it was my wickedness that destroyed the old site. Now you know. I hope you can forgive me.

Though my path and beliefs are somewhat different than most on here, I have to say that I am where I'm at because of the internet, and the people I met there. It was also on the internet that I was convinced that I had been paying tithing wrong (two long threads on LDSFF). And, it was on the intern...

What are you drinking right now?

Coffee mixed with chocolate protein powder and almond milk. It makes both the chocolate and the coffee tolerable.

Hagoth wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 06, 2022 11:46 am

Once you have had both vaccinations and a booster you will have 666 clearly stamped on your forehead, so everyone can know your status.

I think that plan will be generally well received by the American public.

I was SO going to do this this year, but was in the last minute madness of moving. (Headed up to Wyoming on Nov 1st.) I grew up in Wyoming! The one regret I have about moving to TX is that I miss the Wyoming mountains. Well, I guess I also hate the humidity hear, but that is bearable so long as I s...

I was SO going to do this this year, but was in the last minute madness of moving. (Headed up to Wyoming on Nov 1st.)

Man, graey, you make me so glad I'm no longer a member. The pressure and guilt over things one cannot control is tremendous.

I didn't even realize until maybe an hour or so ago that there was a general conference recently (a thread on ldsff mentioned it; otherwise, I would have gone along still having no clue).

Actually, I'd like to see where S.P.G. got those "statistics." I've heard/seen the opposite: The actual overall death rate has increased, even though with the shutdowns, death rates have decreased in other areas, such as car accidents. (You should start a new thread S.P.G., so we quit jacking up jf...

I tell people, that if we knew what was out there, that could kill us everyday, we wouldn't leave our houses. The normal death rate in America has decreased since the pandemic started. In America, roughly 8000 people die everyday. That fell to about 6000 in the early days of the shut down. But also...

That's awesome, Graey!

moksha wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 10, 2020 11:47 pm

Look, I am totally not making this up. Mormons can drink Boba Milk Tea because of the wonderful wholesome milk and the round tapioca boba absorbs and eliminates any demonic caffeine. Hope that helps.

As a TBM: Membership in the one true Church. Now: My freedom to think as I please and to do as I please. No middleman between me and God now. (Those are two parts of one thing.) Materialistic possession: Not sure. If I had the house and land I want, it would be that. Most furry possession? :lol: I d...

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Fri Aug 07, 2020 10:01 am

Just This Guy wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 07, 2020 5:49 am

If you get your financing through Zions Bank, they really get your money.

As an FYI: COJCOLd$-Inc. has not owned controlling interest in Zions Bank for over 60 years.

I didn't know this. I thought they owned the whole thing.

"Political correctness" isn't always a bad thing. Sometimes when people say they hate "political correctness" what they really mean is that they want to keep using language that demeans other people due to their race, sex, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or what have you. Surely when you say ...

I for one am sick of how politically correct we have all become. I grew up in a white nationalist home. I am still very conservative but my sisters have moved on and are the epitome of liberalism. And guess what? We get along just fine. We know that we won't agree on politics so we dont talk about ...

That's good. Thanks for sharing it with us.