To: greyfoxx39; Alex Murphy
I’ve often wondered, if a Mormon swears at you using food instead of excrement, is it still a swear? ;)
1,954 posted on
01/05/2011 12:01:09 PM PST by
colorcountry
(Comforting lies are not your friends. Painful truths are not your enemies.)
To: colorcountry; greyfoxx39; Alex Murphy
Ive often wondered, if a Mormon swears at you using food instead of excrement, is it still a swear? ;)
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Why you GREEN JELLO EATER, you!!!
1,961 posted on
01/05/2011 12:05:33 PM PST by
reaganaut
(Ex Mormon, now Christian - "I once was lost but now am found, was blind but now I see")
To: colorcountry
Ive often wondered, if a Mormon swears at you using food...
***
...like full of beans!:)
To: colorcountry
Ive often wondered, if a Mormon swears at you using food instead of excrement, is it still a swear? ;) LOL...I always wondered if a mormon swears at you using "viper" or "natural man" is it still a swear? ;0)
1,966 posted on
01/05/2011 12:13:46 PM PST by
greyfoxx39
(("A Leftist assumption: Making money doesn't entitle you to it, but wanting money does.")
To: colorcountry; greyfoxx39; reaganaut
Ive often wondered, if a Mormon swears at you using food instead of excrement, is it still a swear? ;) Funny that you should phrase it that way. Back in 2003, an asterisk-filled Mormon swear-fest broke out on a vanity thread. One Mormon (still present) posted that someone was an "***". Another Mormon (banned the same day) posted that someone was a "lying sack of ****". Both were challenged as to the meaning behind the asterisks, and the first Mormon FReeper responded with this (and I quote):
"Where there is this "lying sack of ****" and no letters, it could mean anything! ....it could be corn, fish, etc."
Some of the responses to that post were hilarious:
- Bull corn!
- Eat corn and die!
- What does a farmer use to fertilize his corn field? More corn?
- Same corn, different day!
1,976 posted on
01/05/2011 12:29:17 PM PST by
Alex Murphy
("Posting news feeds, making eyes bleed, he's hated on seven continents")
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