LDSGator

So cool! For sports I’m into college baseball, college football, pro baseball, Taekwando and boxing. I’m a second degree black in TKD (still do it, going for third degree in December. I also teach as a side hustle).

What is your favorite team?

Appreciate it ❤️

lol! @zil2 sent me a fountain pen that I still have. My wife and I have also sent her soap. Her pens are vastly better then my soap.

Everyone here knows I’m really into heavy metal music (more an obsession than hobby) but I also collect comic books and I make my own soap.

The members are without question the kindest and most caring people out there. They usually feel guilty for the littlest things. These are people who, 90% of them, are more Christlike than anyone else alive.

Yup. It’s totally uncalled for. LDS are the most wonderful people out there. I still hope he finds peace, but my fear is he’ll have the same issues no matter where he goes. It’s getting clear to me that it might be a problem with him, not the LDS church.

I hope you and your family find peace.

It’s an alligator bro. Big difference you Koala bear lovin’ Aussie. 😜

The biggest danger an exmo has here is that @NeuroTypical might turn them into a brony. 😉 I’m stunned they have a picture of this, but here it is. Nothing but love NT.

Exmo lurker( if you exist)-if you want to talk with us, feel free to start. We won’t bite. And if you are nervous, I totally get it. 99.9% of people here, even those I don’t get along with, are wonderful people. So if you are out there, wade into the pool. You just might be surprised.

You got me. My real name is Sandra Tanner.

Well, I don’t see anyone popping champagne and passing out cigars here!

Well, I’m not sure what you want to accomplish, but I wish you the best of luck!

Let me rephrase- It’s mostly just us talking about it? The 10-15 regulars here?

So is it much ado about nothing?

Just making sure. Thanks. And yes.

You aren’t planning on doing anything crazy towards the church are you? Am I misreading this?

Interesting, thank you. People who struggle with their testimony/have doubts feel the same way-that they can’t express it to anyone because they fear it’ll damage the friendship. I’ve had several people reach out to me saying exactly that. I find it both chilling and very strange. If you can’t express feelings to your true friends go out and find friends who you can be yourself with. You’ll be much happier.

Is there any noise in Utah over his hiring, or has it been regulated largely to social media? Are people talking about this in wards, in the newspapers, with each other?

Well…. I guess it just did!

I vaguely remember SC and Michigan moving their primary around, so I’m not surprised NH did it

That’s earlier than I remember it to be. Did they move it to keep their first in the nation status?

That’s what scares me the most. I actually want Biden out of office as much as anyone here, but because Trump has some, uh, “baggage” I think the GOP will shoot themselves in the foot by nominating him. Time will tell.

Actually, I copied your words. Without question the most amusing thing out there is the hard right ranting about stolen elections while the…hard right…tried to overturn…the election by storming the capital. Odd for the party of law and order. I don’t think I’m wrong anymore than you think you are. The issue the right has is that, even if I’m dead wrong, millions of Americans agree with me. So if the right was a little wiser, they’d drop the stolen election rants and focus on winning issues. The “stolen election” rants is what the losing side always does. No difference from Bush vs Gore. Or Bush Kerry. It happens all the time, it always will. It’s just another version of the same old story. Winners win, losers make excuses. Happens in sports, business, personal lives. It’s human nature. I know the drill though. Only the other side whines about stolen elections. When the side I agree with complains it’s totally legit. Not making excuses means people have to admit they failed. Which people have a very hard time doing. It requires good ole’ personal accountability and being able to admit they were wrong.