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On 9/19/2023 at 11:32 AM, LDSGator said:
Kid, don’t make me release the dingos.
You're about as dingy as they get. Oh wait...you said dingos. My bad.
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14 hours ago, Carborendum said:
@pam,
Are you available to come visit Houston? I believe I'll have another watermelon in a couple of weeks.
Let me see what my schedule is like once I get home. I'm still gone for another few days.
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2 hours ago, Carborendum said:
Not to rain on anyone's parade, but..
1) Yes, they've lost a lot of money and market cap.
2) It doesn't matter because they now have an excuse to simply get rid of "dead weight" (read: conservative executives and employees).They'll still survive (either by refocusing on things only liberals will love) or by being bought out by other companies who will have a "little" better social track record that will lure conservatives back in. If we run forward 20 paces, get pushed back 15. Rinse-repeat. Over time, the enemy never realizes how much ground they've lost.
If you only market to liberals, you'll still have a customer base of 150 million people in the US alone. That is enough to be quite successful in business. This is why boycotts don't really matter. The fact that Bud Light has only lost about 25% of sales means that 75% of the population doesn't care -- or they agree with Bud. The 25% have spoken. We're done.
The bus boycott worked because they had nearly 100% participation from Black passengers. Today, we seem to have 50% participation from conservatives and zero participation from liberals, with some liberals buying Bud to support them even when they never drank Bud before.
The way I see it....any dent is a good dent.
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8 hours ago, Jamie123 said:
If by "investigating" you mean meeting with missionaries and attending LDS services, then no. I have gone through all of that, but about 30 years ago. For a long time I've thought I had good reasons to think the Church is not true, but my interactions with LDS have (nearly) always been so positive that its not easy to walk away completely.
Its come home to me recently that there's a lot I still don't really understand, and even if I'm going to stay a nonmember, it wouldn't hurt to read the entire BoM. Also this past year has been so horrible and i think a new project like this will help me focus again. I love everyone here on this forum, which is why I've been in-and-out of it for so long. And I'm really thankful to everyone who's joining me for this exercise.
Well we love having you on the forums as well. Thanks for suggesting this. It is a great suggestion.
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I didn't catch but when are we starting this? I'm old school and I still use my quad. I'm leaving on vacation Monday so I'll take it with me if we are starting this soon.
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8 hours ago, askandanswer said:
No need to wait two weeks @pam, I could probably squeeze you in some time before then. As long as you bring lots of yummy gingerbread alligators.
I think you live a bit far away.
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25 minutes ago, azieg said:
The link doesn't work anymore... where can I find the info???
Use the first link in the OP
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On 8/24/2023 at 5:23 PM, JohnsonJones said:
Does this cover BYU as well, or just CES?
Differences if it covers BYU would be that it does not dictate that shorts need to be at least knee length for starters. It gives suggestions on clothing, but not a mandatory length of sleeves or shirts.
The most widely known university that is part of the Church Educational System (CES) that has adopted the honor code is Brigham Young University (BYU), located in Provo, Utah.
BYU is part of the CES program.
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Did you try this number listed for the temple? (+33) 970-73-70-00 If it works, they could probably give you a good number.
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5 hours ago, zil2 said:
Person probably assumed outsider would know Salt Lake but not Holladay, so they kept it simple and said "Salt Lake". I've done that just so I don't have to explain where my little part of Salt Lake County is. But I definitely do not consider myself to live in (or even that close to) Salt Lake City.
I used to do the same when I lived in Sandy.
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2 minutes ago, LDSGator said:
As thrilled as when she signed our divorce papers.
No. That rates much much higher.
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I'll stick to the 2 hours thank you very much.