Random Thoughts Thread

[Harriet]

welcome harriet. who the heck is harriet? maybe indy's wife, here to read up.

Thanks for the welcome. While Indy seems like a nice guy and masterful debater, I am not his wife.

[Harriet]

I'm guessing harry-ette is more of a cup gal than a box gal. Welcome, the RV disposal dump is right around the corner.

I looked for some text in super light gray font that would expound on this and possibly help explain what it means but couldn't find any? Thanks for the welcome anyway.

[TripletDaddy]

welcome, hard-hearted harbinger of haggis.

[Blueintheface]

I looked for some text in super light gray font that would expound on this and possibly help explain what it means but couldn't find any? Thanks for the welcome anyway.

Hmmm...how do you know this is his MO? Have you been lurking long? Are you a formerly banned poster?

[Donuthole]

Thanks for the welcome. While Indy seems like a nice guy and masterful debater, I am not his wife.

You got one thing right!

[splitbamboo]

Thanks for the welcome. While Indy seems like a nice guy and masterful debater, I am not his wife.

Dieter's wife. No?

[SCcoug]

So the song was The Family Is of God. Here are the words:



The family didn't like verses 2 and 3 because of the emphasis on gender roles (the dad stays at home, the mom works), so they wrote their own 2nd verse and sang it with 1 and 4. The song was performed by dad, mom and kids, and dedicated to the NY Times people who are just trying to expand our view of what it means to be a member of the church.

Our primary was practicing that song last month. My first thought upon hearing those verses was that they wouldn't be popular with the ProgMo crowd.

[MarkGrace]

Our primary was practicing that song last month. My first thought upon hearing those verses was that they wouldn't be popular with the ProgMo crowd.

Our primary chorister avoids them as well.

[BigFatMeanie]

Our primary was practicing that song last month. My first thought upon hearing those verses was that they wouldn't be popular with the ProgMo crowd.

The song is part of the official 2014 Primary Program for Sacrament Meeting: https://www.lds.org/callings/primary...-2014?lang=eng

Every ward in the church is going to practice that song this year.

[Eddie]

The song is part of the official 2014 Primary Program for Sacrament Meeting: https://www.lds.org/callings/primary...-2014?lang=eng

Every ward in the church is going to practice that song this year.

I was in our primary when the kids were learning the first verse and chorus. I kind of liked it. I can see how the standard stereotyped 2nd and 3rd versus would not be quite as popular as the first verse.

[Clark Addison]

Our primary chorister avoids them as well.

I am a Primary Music Leader. Feeling the pressure to live up to the CS stereotype, I have have taught our primary the first and fourth verses, but not the middle two. Last Sunday, the primary presidency gave me the day off for Father's Day, and one of them worked on the third verse. All my ProgMo efforts are come to naught!

[Commando]

My son got to experience this during his OB/GYN rotation. Some girl assumed that "disposable" meant that they would just magically disappear and go away over time. Poor thing was very sick.

I wish that's what disposable meant. Diaper duty would be a breeze!

[MarkGrace]

I wish that's what disposable meant. Diaper duty would be a breeze!

Diaper duty? Dating a milf these days, Commando?

[Harriet]

welcome, hard-hearted harbinger of haggis.

Thank you. This poem sucks.

[FMCoug]

Sometimes the jokes write themselves. I'm wearing a BYU hat today and still in the office working late. The janitor came by to empty the trash and started giving me crap about my hat and pointed out his Ute shirt. I had to bite my tongue about who was the janitor and who is the business owner. #justsayin