What happened to the prophet?

[Doctrine 612]

I noticed a bandage.

[JLHPROF]

He didn't see it coming...😂

(Sorry, couldn't resist)

[Calm]

Looking at other pictures, there is a slight discoloration in some of them that might be a vein or just the way the light shines.  Or it might be a discolored spot of skin thought best to be removed to avoid chance of cancer.  Or he gouged his head on a tree branch or opened cupboard door...at least that is what my husband does.  There are advantages to being short.  And disadvantages to being bald.

Edited April 20, 2019 by Calm

[Scott Lloyd]

Just now, Calm said:

Looking at other pictures, there is a slight discoloration in some of them that might be a vein or just the way the light shines.  Or it might be a discolored spot of skin thought best to be removed to avoid chance of cancer.  Or he gouged his head on a tree branch or opened cupboard door...at least that is what my husband does.  There are advantages to being short.

And to having plenty of hair. 

[Calm]

1 minute ago, Scott Lloyd said:

And to having plenty of hair. 

I will tell the world you posted before my edit, you did not clip the quote to steal my joke.  

 

Edited April 20, 2019 by Calm

[Scott Lloyd]

1 minute ago, Calm said:

I will tell the world you posted before my edit, so that was quite funny.

 

Thanks. 

A bounteous head of hair is one of my natural attributes— and one of the very few that have actually drawn spontaneous compliments from women. 

[bluebell]

Gang fight. 

[Tacenda]

Fell from the swing.

[Duncan]

35 minutes ago, bluebell said:

Gang fight. 

giving new meaning to "Hustle B. Nelson"🤕

[Joshua Valentine]

I can attest that bald heads can end up with some pretty nasty skin events (without incoming projectiles).  Given the location it could be one of those, but it probably was a collision of sorts. He is up there in age - which means anything from having balance issues (hopefully not) or his head skin doesn´t hold up to cupboard doors as well as it used to, or mine does thankfully. I feel your husband´s pain Calm - both physical and emotional. It really is a silly and a tad bit embarrassing thing to do. I console myself with claiming it was because I was deep in thought about real things and not just uncoordinated.

I was amused a bit while imagining Nelson playing basketball and that it was an elbow as a rebounder came down on him. Basketball can be dangerous! Speaking of which...

The Kansas City Chiefs football team told their quarterback Patrick Mahomes that he can´t play basketball anymore for risk to his football career/team. Do LDS Presidents get similar rules?

[Kenngo1969]

8 hours ago, Calm said:

Looking at other pictures, there is a slight discoloration in some of them that might be a vein or just the way the light shines.  Or it might be a discolored spot of skin thought best to be removed to avoid chance of cancer.  Or he gouged his head on a tree branch or opened cupboard door...at least that is what my husband does.  There are advantages to being short.  And disadvantages to being bald.

Heh.  Reminds me of a funny story.  My companion and I were tracting in the Encinitas CA area one day when my companion, walking a few steps ahead of me (evvvvvverybody walks a few steps ahead of me: I'm slooooowwwwwwww.  ) ducked to miss a low-hanging tree branch ... but didn't quite make it.  "Ow!" he said. "Thamn ding."  I asked him, "What?" and he repeated, "Thamn ding."  He did not realize what a gigantic cat he was letting out of the bag.  I took what he, no doubt, intended to be an isolated, single instance of spoonerizing something and began using it regularly.  Thereafter, we spoonerized everything from investigators' names (Joe Polanski became "Poe Jolanski") to days of the week (our Thursday night appointment was held on "nursday Thight," instead).

One day in District Meeting, during training, our District Leader asked us a question.  I don't remember what the question was, but, obviously,  the correct answer (or, I'll say, the "more effective" answer, to use the missionary jargon then in vogue ) was, "Yes."  Nobody said anything for several seconds, because we were all sitting there thinking, "Well, what else do we say, other than 'Yes'?"  Finally, I said, "Yell, hes!"  Fortunately, Elder Snow "covered" me by exclaiming, "Hes!"  The Sisters, despite the fact that they were such Celestial Beings, really got a kick out of it when we explained what was going on.    

[Kenngo1969]

8 hours ago, bluebell said:

Gang fight. 

Tag-team match between the First Presidency and the three strongest members of the Twelve on WWE Monday Night Raw.  (Hey, when you live alone, ya gotta be creative when it comes to planning "Family" Home Evening!   )

[alter idem]

At his age, and bald head, my guess would be he had a some pre cancerous skin lesion or keratosis that was treated. I doubt it was from hitting his head, there would be bruising.

[Robert F. Smith]

Maybe it was something like this:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2FXB4ba10k .

 

[Kenngo1969]

14 hours ago, bluebell said:

Gang fight. 

 

[Bill “Papa” Lee]

On 4/20/2019 at 12:18 AM, Doctrine 612 said:

I noticed a bandage.

My guess, skin cancer removal. If he were married to a Southern Woman, as I am...he stepped out of line, and got a reminder of the dangers of doing so.  

[Palerider]

1 hour ago, Bill “Papa” Lee said:

My guess, skin cancer removal. If he were married to a Southern Woman, as I am...he stepped out of line, and got a reminder of the dangers of doing so.  

I'm with you on this one. Precancerous skin removal or Aunt Wendy went postal for being awakened ONCE AGAIN in the middle of the night for dictation of revelation.

"WENDY! Take a memo!" 😊

[Kenngo1969]

Whap!  "Russell, how many times have I told you not to wake me up like that?!"  

[Wade Englund]

On 4/19/2019 at 10:18 PM, Doctrine 612 said:

I noticed a bandage.

They forgot to include the prophet in this cartoon:

Thanks, -Wade Englund-

[Avatar4321]

Ninja training