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Well played USAF. Well played. Can Wikileaks publish a video of this meeting?

@The Folk Prophet is such a fan that he plans on flying a drone at the pre-screening so he can see it early.

That distribution aligns with what I described. Were you trying to draw a contrast?

Ugh! Those Nazis are the worst!

Uh... helloooo!!! I think you guys missed the part about "naruto run". So maybe you should rework your AF defensive plan.

I saw the same when I searched. You can broaden your search by removing the quotes and you'll see several allusion to Christ as Lamb. What I think is worth noting is that in the Book of Mormon (as already observed) Nephi uses the term the most, while in the Bible it's his literary doppleganger John (in both his Revelation and his gospel - parallels to Nephi's vision). Joseph Smith was very clever.

Racist.

UGH! Singing in a can.

I know. My response was, "is this the new 'Peter Priesthood'?"

Do these results also apply to older fathers and post-natal abortions? I have a few clumps of cells running around my yard very interested in your answer.

Thanks @dsnell. It's no secret that I am a fan of Pew Research, and have cited that study a few times. I clicked the link just to see which of the stats you focus on (I tend to use the stats on marriage, family, and retention).

Since you've moved on to another document, I'm going to assume that you're conceding that the first set didn't say what you intended them to say.

I didn't even have to download the PDF. There's already a search function built in. I read President Grant's announcement, President Ivins' talk, Elders Pratt and Hart's excitement at the news, and Elder Roberts' praise of Ivins' talk. That search function was useful for finding when the word "Cumorah" was used. It was not very useful in explaining what any of these search results have to do with this:

Maybe those boys should fight against "ageist" policies and demand compensation for their skills.

On this subject, does anyone know of something similar to IMDB's Parent's Guide for theater? Broadway.com rates PG-13 differently than MPAA.