Praise the Lord

All the Mormons in my neck of the woods ride bicycles. I don't see them too
much anymore but I know they are still out there. They are definatly in the
helmet camp. I am some what disappointed that they have not figured out
that we are having a religious, political discussion on this tech site and
have not joined in, maybe save some souls, baptize some grandfathers and
talk about tire pressure.
Ricardo

Ricardo mused:

I am some what disappointed that they [mormons - ed.] have not figured out
that we are having a religious, political discussion on this tech site and
have not joined in....

Dude, they're mormons.

D'oh!

D'ohBoy

On 3 Nov 2005 10:52:53 -0800, "D'ohBoy" wrote:

Ricardo mused:

I am some what disappointed that they [m*rm*ns - ed.] have not figured out
that we are having a religious, political discussion on this tech site and
have not joined in....

Dude, they're m*rm*ns.

And some of then have a habit of grepping the newsspool (a lot easier in
these dejagoogle days) and coming to invade newsgroups that speak lightly
about them. I'd prefer to avoid that.

Jasper

On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 11:29:09 GMT, Jasper Janssen
wrote:

On 3 Nov 2005 10:52:53 -0800, "D'ohBoy" wrote:

Ricardo mused:

I am some what disappointed that they [m*rm*ns - ed.] have not figured out
that we are having a religious, political discussion on this tech site and
have not joined in....

Dude, they're m*rm*ns.

And some of then have a habit of grepping the newsspool (a lot easier in
these dejagoogle days) and coming to invade newsgroups that speak lightly
about them. I'd prefer to avoid that.

Yeah, they're not just plain loony like skinnytologists, but they can
make up for it in persistence.
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