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Well said, Sheila.

Tacenda, would you prefer the leadership to ignore the fact that some people have problems and treat them like they don't exist?

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Posted
1 hour ago, HappyJackWagon said:

Just little update. Mormon Leaks has reposted the PowerPoint document of the 17 threats.

http://www.sltrib.com/news/lds/5056058-155/mormonleaks-reposts-lds-church-apostasy-presentation

 

That was one adorable letter the MormonLeaks attorney offered.  All the talk of the Book of Mormon musical was funny or out of place.  Ah well, I don't know much about this stuff, but I'd imagine they have presented some decent grounds to keep the document up. 

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17 hours ago, stemelbow said:

That was one adorable letter the MormonLeaks attorney offered.  All the talk of the Book of Mormon musical was funny or out of place.  Ah well, I don't know much about this stuff, but I'd imagine they have presented some decent grounds to keep the document up. 

And the Church fires back with Tad Walch of the Deseret News writing a hit piece on the attorney hired by MormonLeaks:

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865675620/MormonLeaks-attorney-threatens-legal-action-against-LDS-Church.html

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27 minutes ago, rockpond said:

And the Church fires back with Tad Walch of the Deseret News writing a hit piece on the attorney hired by MormonLeaks:

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865675620/MormonLeaks-attorney-threatens-legal-action-against-LDS-Church.html

The comments:

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I was laughing so hard when reading about this lawyer. This is the best that Mormonleaks could come up with? Talks to their credibility, that's for sure!

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Should MormonLeaks continue this, they will lose. They are fighting against our Father in Heaven and I'm pretty sure He has much more pull than they do.

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Some people just want to mix it up. Sounds like this guy is one of them. No worries, the Salamander Letter proved to be a fake so this will pass, too.

I couldn't resist pointing some fo these out.

Sure I'd say the article in Des News is working to some extent.  I'd be surprised if the Church pursues this any further.  I don't know if the Church has the law on their side or not, but I don't think it'd be a good idea in anyway to continue battling this out.  I mean I consider the slide deck a bit embarrassing but I'd wager most members stand behind it. 

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59 minutes ago, stemelbow said:

The comments:

I couldn't resist pointing some fo these out.

Sure I'd say the article in Des News is working to some extent.  I'd be surprised if the Church pursues this any further.  I don't know if the Church has the law on their side or not, but I don't think it'd be a good idea in anyway to continue battling this out.  I mean I consider the slide deck a bit embarrassing but I'd wager most members stand behind it. 

Probably just a first shot across the bow to put McKnight on notice.  Our conversion to a more transparent church will be a rocky road.

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On 2/28/2017 at 1:08 PM, MiserereNobis said:

Is Martin Luther and the protestant rebellion on the list...? ;)

Luther and the supposedly-well-known "reformers" weren't the real reformation. They were instead Potemkin villages...like me. :0)

 

The real reformation, typically swept under the carpet, was accomplished by the likes of Tyndale and Anabaptists.

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Just now, The Nehor said:

The threat they left out:

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what the fresh heck are those things? Price is Right props or something?

Posted
13 minutes ago, Calm said:

Duncan, you are just being snide, right? Please reassure me.

I assume those are some iconic robots from a movie or TV show but I don't know what they are either.  Sorry.

Posted
4 hours ago, The Nehor said:

Doctor Who villains. They have been threatening the planet Earth since the 60s.

Giant pepper shakers with toilet plunger arms. What could be more scary?

It is the plugged nose whine of "terminate". Pretty much the same as running your nails down a chalk board.  Not their best villain, but had some nice twists to them even if in general they were thick as bricks...how long did it take them to figure out stairs.

Posted
8 hours ago, Calm said:

Duncan, you are just being snide, right? Please reassure me.

I DON"T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE!!!!!!!!!!!! HAHHAHAHHAHAHA! I only watch Seinfeld, Gilmour Girls, the Tonite Show hosted by Mr. Jimmy Fallon and Flipper

Posted
7 hours ago, The Nehor said:

Doctor Who villains. They have been threatening the planet Earth since the 60s.

Giant pepper shakers with toilet plunger arms. What could be more scary?

What could be more scary? have you met my two sisters?:wacko:

Posted
4 minutes ago, Duncan said:

I DON"T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE!!!!!!!!!!!! HAHHAHAHHAHAHA! I only watch Seinfeld, Gilmour Girls, the Tonite Show hosted by Mr. Jimmy Fallon and Flipper

You're not alone (well except for the other shows you mentioned that you do watch).  I"ve never seen them before either. 

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6 hours ago, Duncan said:

I DON"T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE!!!!!!!!!!!! HAHHAHAHHAHAHA! I only watch Seinfeld, Gilmour Girls, the Tonite Show hosted by Mr. Jimmy Fallon and Flipper

I forgive you for Flipper and Fallon, but the other two...shudder (I don't do sitcom or romcom/dram except in rare situations, awkwardy angst is not entertaining to me).  Dr. Who (the source of the tin can villains) became a bit too much that and I haven't really watched it for a couple of years after I got sick of the overly dramatic monologues and the lovesick puppy stuff.  The last version I hear avoids that so perhaps I might watch it again sometime if it is still on .Netflix.

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11 minutes ago, Calm said:

I forgive you for Flipper and Fallon, but the other two...shudder (I don't do sitcom or romcom/dram except in rare situations, awkwardy angst is not entertaining to me).  Dr. Who (the source of the tin can villains) became a bit too much that and I haven't really watched it for a couple of years after I got sick of the overly dramatic monologues and the lovesick puppy stuff.  The last version I hear avoids that so perhaps I might watch it again sometime if it is still on .Netflix.

Take it easy on Duncan.  From what I've heard this is pretty much the extent of Canadian TV.

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Just now, ksfisher said:

Take it easy on Duncan.  From what I've heard this is pretty much the extent of Canadian TV.

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat??????????? we gave you The Beachcombers, Mr. Dressup, Degrassi, SCTV, Fraggle Rock-thank you very much!!!!

Posted
1 minute ago, Duncan said:

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat??????????? we gave you The Beachcombers, Mr. Dressup, Degrassi, SCTV, Fraggle Rock-thank you very much!!!!

I'm not sure I want to know what Mr Dressup was about.

Posted
Just now, ksfisher said:

I'm not sure I want to know what Mr Dressup was about.

He's actually American and was a contemporary to Mr. Rogers, but Mr. Dressup was better:)

Posted
1 hour ago, Duncan said:

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat??????????? we gave you The Beachcombers, Mr. Dressup, Degrassi, SCTV, Fraggle Rock-thank you very much!!!!

Thank you???

The only one I recognize is Fraggle Rock, but that was just as much an American and English collaboration as Canadian. 

Posted
7 hours ago, Duncan said:

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat??????????? we gave you The Beachcombers, Mr. Dressup, Degrassi, SCTV, Fraggle Rock-thank you very much!!!!

And if you ask nicely we will forgive you.

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