john doe

Even after looking at the website, I can't figure out what radio station (or stations) he is on. Does he broadcast from his basement, kind of like a poor man's Art Bell?

I have a problem with the claim of the website that it alone is responsible for Garn's resignation. I would guess that most people in Utah have never heard of Paul Drockton.

And, we're done. Steve, if you have issues with the way this site is run, use the proper methods of contacting the staff. This site is provided to you free of charge and you are whining about it. Step up with an offer to assist or sit down and shut it.

It was nice to see the trolls take most of the week off. Maybe they don't want us knowing their true identities?

Yes.

I try not to make it a lesson per se. I try to foster discussion and guide it towards the end goals of the manual. As I study the lesson, I write down thoughts and ideas that I may want to share or ask to stimulate the discussion. In my ward, the lesson time in priesthood is generally 35-40 minutes. If you have a group that likes to give input, the time will fly by and you may not cover all that you wanted to. If you have a group that sits quietly and listens without saying much, then your task will seem much harder. If you don't have much for ideas to talk about, then sometimes it helps to just have a volunteer read a section and then ask a question related to that section to draw some discussion out. I don't care for the style of a instructor standing up front and teaching, I prefer an instructor who fosters discussion within the group and they teach each other. If you don't have much material to work with, it is perfectly acceptable to go to lds.org and use talks or messages from the Ensign to bolster what you have or bring new viewpoints into the discussion.

That's definitely the kind of dog I would lose my appetite for.

I vote we delete the preceding page.

That picture is what's sick.

No, but I almost tossed up the one I ate last week.

Why............................... yes. Yes I am. Thanks for the nice conversation, Dravin. Those were the nicest things anyone has said to me all day.

And yet, you copied it so it's here twice. And I just ate too. Thanks.

I'm sitting here happy that I don't have to do a lesson for priesthood tomorrow, waiting for my wife to kick me off the computer so she can get her stuff for primary done.

Wouldn't you be shocked if she came in and sat down with you?

She's not on MSN. Dravin said he was talking to the most amazing woman on MSN at the moment.

Candy, of course.

30 minutes on the treadmill for a cold one?

Pam's on MSN? I didn't know that.

Knowing Pam's real age, all I'm going to say is it's a lot closer than you think. She just looks and acts that young. Pale, you can back me up on this, right????

So which is it? You'll brb? Or you'll be back later?

II aiint seen iit neiither. IIs iit a good moviie?

She didn't go home every night forgetting to get it done, she went home for a whole month and still failed to bring in results in a timely manner. She was on vacation long enough to see a doctor.

I'm not familiar with Queensberry rules, but if I'm allowed to bring some WWE chairs along, I'm game.

So now we're engaged? I don't know whether to suggest it's too soon since I barely know you or smile happily since I haven't in over 20 years. Either way, please don't tell my wife.

Really????