How much time do you spend in LDS meetings being bored?

[SeattleUte]

This poll will speak volumes. Be honest!!!

[Fiyero]

Wasn't President Kimball asked this question?

[smokymountainrain]

This poll will speak volumes. Be honest!!!

My answer would be the same, if not a higher percentage, for any meeting outside the church I attend.

Meetings are boring.

[ERCougar]

How much time did every spend in college being bored?

Obviously education is a complete waste of time.

[SeattleUte]

How much time did every spend in college being bored?

Obviously education is a complete waste of time.

I was rarely bored in college. There's no comparison.

[ERCougar]

I was rarely bored in college. There's no comparison.

At Weber?

[SoonerCoug]

At Weber?

Don't dis Weber. My uncle is a chemistry professor there.

[Portland Ute]

Don't dis Weber. My uncle is a chemistry professor there.

What? You didn't give us a name!

[SeattleUte]

At Weber?

I didn't go to Weber, dipshit.

[YOhio]

SU, I'm rarely bored at church. In Sacrament meeting I am tasked with keeping a couple of restless toddlers from destroying the hymn books, screaming and running around. That's pretty entertaining for an hour. Afterward I teach teenagers about the Doctrine and Covenants and they always make me laugh. Third hour I take the baby home for a nap and prep a fine Sunday lunch. Out of pure respect for the integrity of your poll, I'll refrain from voting.

[ERCougar]

I didn't go to Weber, dipshit.

Utah, Weber...tomato, tomahto.

Wasn't a dis. You're obviously intelligent (although a bit insecure, it seems...). I thought you had mentioned you went to Weber. I think I figured Catblue was a reference to Wildcats?

Either way, I have a hard time believing that every moment of college at a public university was stimulating.

[TripletDaddy]

I have a relative that used to teach at the U. It would be cool to ask him to pull some strings and get a copy of SeattleUte's undergrad transcript.

I wouldn't be surprised to find out that SeattleUte spend his days "acing" classes like Rec Management--Snow Camping, Ballroom dancing, or Intro to Sports Journalism.

[YOhio]

I have a relative that used to teach at the U. It would be cool to ask him to pull some strings and get a copy of SeattleUte's undergrad transcript.

I wouldn't be surprised to find out that SeattleUte spend his days "acing" classes like Rec Management--Snow Camping, Ballroom dancing, or Intro to Sports Journalism.

The laughing assassin strikes again!

[SeattleUte]

I have a relative that used to teach at the U. It would be cool to ask him to pull some strings and get a copy of SeattleUte's undergrad transcript.

I wouldn't be surprised to find out that SeattleUte spend his days "acing" classes like Rec Management--Snow Camping, Ballroom dancing, or Intro to Sports Journalism.

This hijack only shows that this poll hits you guys where it really hurts most.

[SeattleUte]

Either way, I have a hard time believing that every moment of college at a public university was stimulating.

BYU has all the shortcomings of a public university. I bet it has classes with 300 kids (of which I took very few). At least the U was well funded.