Sunday Afternoon NOMference!!!

[lostinmiddlemormonism]

-10 to Dieter...doesnt he know this Joseph Smith's weekend...HOW DARE HE bring up Jesus.

[græy]

LOL, the nicest thing Uchtdorf can say about the proclamation is that he likes the languages it is translated into?

[AdmiralHoldo]

LOL, the nicest thing Uchtdorf can say about the proclamation is that he likes the languages it is translated into?

Nothing like damning with faint praise.

[Mormorrisey]

And flying.

[MoPag]

LOL, the nicest thing Uchtdorf can say about the proclamation is that he likes the languages it is translated into?

+10 for that!

[MoPag]

He mentioned the virus +5

[Mormorrisey]

If only most members were as inviting as Dieter suggests - the moment you go off script, off go the Mormons. It's a challenge, Dieter. Acknowledge it at least. Sorry buddy, -5.

[lostinmiddlemormonism]

no. as you strive to become a morgbot you will be supported, but not the best individual you can be. Deviate from the norm and you will be ostracized.

[Mormorrisey]

Again, sorry buddy. All we've heard this conference is leader worship and bragging about assignments. Once again, -5. I'm at +5 generally for his wonderful, yet naive optimism.

[moksha]

The God, Dieter speaks of seems to have little in common with the one Oaks talks about.

[lostinmiddlemormonism]

ummm...they left the church because it is TOXIC not because they are some kind of petulant child

[blazerb]

The God, Dieter speaks of seems to have little in common with the one Oaks talks about.

I cannot remember who noted that often GC talks are directed to the other 14 as much as the membership.

[blazerb]

Backbone is certainly required to leave.

[AdmiralHoldo]

I would like SOME of my questions answered, Dieter. Question #1 I want answered is "Why does God hate women so much?"

[Mormorrisey]

The God, Dieter speaks of seems to have little in common with the one Oaks talks about.

I cannot remember who noted that often GC talks are directed to the other 14 as much as the membership.

It was in D Michael Quinn's book Extensions of Power, with Hugh B Brown and ETB lobbing bombs at each other about the John Birch Society during conference in the 1950s.

[blazerb]

The God, Dieter speaks of seems to have little in common with the one Oaks talks about.

I cannot remember who noted that often GC talks are directed to the other 14 as much as the membership.

It was in D Michael Quinn's book Extensions of Power, with Hugh B Brown and ETB lobbing bombs at each other about the John Birch Society during conference in the 1950s.

Oaks and Uchtdorf are less direct. I still think they give talks trying to influence their colleagues.

[AdmiralHoldo]

The God, Dieter speaks of seems to have little in common with the one Oaks talks about.

I cannot remember who noted that often GC talks are directed to the other 14 as much as the membership.

It was in D Michael Quinn's book Extensions of Power, with Hugh B Brown and ETB lobbing bombs at each other about the John Birch Society during conference in the 1950s.

And in our time there was GBH "calm down Rusty, it's not that big of a deal if we call ourselves Mormon."

Unfortunately all Rusty had to do to win THAT one was not die.

[Mormorrisey]

I cannot remember who noted that often GC talks are directed to the other 14 as much as the membership.

It was in D Michael Quinn's book Extensions of Power, with Hugh B Brown and ETB lobbing bombs at each other about the John Birch Society during conference in the 1950s.

Oaks and Uchtdorf are less direct. I still think they give talks trying to influence their colleagues.

True. More nuanced than what Quinn was talking about.

[MoPag]

The God, Dieter speaks of seems to have little in common with the one Oaks talks about.

I cannot remember who noted that often GC talks are directed to the other 14 as much as the membership.

It was in D Michael Quinn's book Extensions of Power, with Hugh B Brown and ETB lobbing bombs at each other about the John Birch Society during conference in the 1950s.

[blazerb]

God uses the weak and the plain, but only calls millionaires to the highest positions.