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To: aMorePerfectUnion

“The Mormons clearly “get” the Internet in some sense (you can chat online with a missionary, for instance), but they appear determined to follow in the footsteps of groups like Bank Julius Baer that have managed to draw widespread attention to confidential documents without managing to have them removed from Wikileaks. Given that any such removal will be tough going, it seems strange to highlight the issue by going after a Wikinews post, for instance.”

It seems easier to get pee out of a pool than to get something “off the internet”.

The mormon church is simply drawing attention to its more bizarre beliefs.


2 posted on 05/27/2008 8:27:25 PM PDT by aMorePerfectUnion
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To: aMorePerfectUnion
It seems easier to get pee out of a pool than to get something “off the internet”.

I Lol'd!!!

I have no desire to snoop in the secret/sacred rituals of the Mormons, any more than I would want to stick my head in a Catholic confessional.

Still, that line was funny. Thanks.

21 posted on 05/27/2008 9:03:27 PM PDT by Ronin (Is there some PC rule on FR that says that when an evil man gets sick, we must pretend he was saint?)
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To: aMorePerfectUnion

Please do not use potty language on the Religion Forum.


22 posted on 05/27/2008 9:31:34 PM PDT by Religion Moderator
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To: aMorePerfectUnion
It seems easier to get pee out of a pool than to get something “off the internet”.

On first reading, I missed the first "get." It works that way too, and it creates much better imagery. <}B^)

28 posted on 05/28/2008 4:51:36 AM PDT by Erasmus (Nihilism never amounted to anything.)
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