I learned in church today

[byu71]

Harry's in my ward. He loves the nationals and LOVES Bryce Harper.

Also, Mitt (or Huntsman) would have been in our ward if he hadn't crapped the bed.

That must be tough having him in your ward. I would be in such a quandry if he came up to shake my hand. I am a totally christian loving person, but I would find a way to pretend I didn't see him.

[Commando]

Who doesn't? (Besides Cougjunkie, Surfah, and most non-nats fans).

I liked him until he talked s#t on BYU. Now I don't like him.

[Commando]

Harry's in my ward. He loves the nationals and LOVES Bryce Harper.

Also, Mitt (or Huntsman) would have been in our ward if he hadn't crapped the bed.

hoooo BOY can you imagine the Time article about Sundays in your ward w Mitt and Harry taking off the gloves and taking the sacrament together?

[Eddie]

I liked him until he talked s#t on BYU. Now I don't like him.

+1

Mike Trout is a MUCH better player.

[Jarid in Cedar]

I liked him until he talked s#t on BYU. Now I don't like him.

I wonder if BamaCoug took Harper out of his fanbase spreadsheet, or does he still count him because he is LDS?

[byu71]

Just saw over on CB where some poster who moved from out of state went to get his recommend in casual attire. Basically everyone else he saw was in Sunday dress. Asked if that was a Utah thing.

I love some of the responses to "there is no dress code" for Temple interviewas. The ones I liked the best was show respect and one does not need to be commanded in all things.

Don't you just love members who pull out the "not commanded in all things" to justify how your behavior should conform to theirs. I call them the sure bet Celestial Kingdom mormons.

[Eddie]

Just saw over on CB where some poster who moved from out of state went to get his recommend in casual attire. Basically everyone else he saw was in Sunday dress. Asked if that was a Utah thing.

I love some of the responses to "there is no dress code" for Temple interviewas. The ones I liked the best was show respect and one does not need to be commanded in all things.

Don't you just love members who pull out the "not commanded in all things" to justify how your behavior should conform to theirs. I call them the sure bet Celestial Kingdom mormons.

Our current Bishop feels like not only should the office - meaning the person holding the calling - of Bishop be respected. But also, the actual office of the Bishop requires respect as well. He won't hold meetings there unless he's wearing Sunday best. He'll meet with people who come dressed casual still. He isn't a jerk about it. But anytime we schedule a meeting - if it's in his office, he asks us to wear a white shirt and tie.

Always made me jealous when I would see other Bishoprics meeting in their Bishop's office in the same building in their jeans and polo shirts.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Our current Bishop feels like not only should the office - meaning the person holding the calling - of Bishop be respected. But also, the actual office of the Bishop requires respect as well. .

He sounds insane. #SJBH

[Jeff Lebowski]

Our current Bishop feels like not only should the office - meaning the person holding the calling - of Bishop be respected. But also, the actual office of the Bishop requires respect as well. He won't hold meetings there unless he's wearing Sunday best. He'll meet with people who come dressed casual still. He isn't a jerk about it. But anytime we schedule a meeting - if it's in his office, he asks us to wear a white shirt and tie.

Always made me jealous when I would see other Bishoprics meeting in their Bishop's office in the same building in their jeans and polo shirts.

I know a bishop that does casual dress for weekday meetings. Last night most of the bishopric was in shorts and sandals.

[Commando]

I remember being called on the phone to go over to the stake president's house for my mission interview. It was a Sunday, so I just headed over there in my post-church dress-- jeans and a hoodie or something. The interview went well and on my way out he let me know for future reference you should go to interviews in a shirt and tie. C'mon man- how was I supposed to know that? We're at your house for Pete's sake.

[PaloAltoCougar]

I know a bishop that does casual dress for weekday meetings. Last night most of the bishopric was in shorts and sandals.

That was the dress code for Q12 meetings two millennia ago; not sure why it should be changed now.

[YOhio]

That was the dress code for Q12 meetings two millennia ago; not sure why it should be changed now.

They probably didn't have toilet paper. Really gross when you think about it.

[PaloAltoCougar]

They probably didn't have toilet paper. Really gross when you think about it.

Well, I wasn't going to but now that you bring it up... I'm sorry to report that I've read articles, even a book, about defecation throughout history and it's interesting (to me, anyway) how many different self-cleansing methods have been employed throughout history. I'd list some of them, but since at this point I've lost even my limited readership I'll get back to work.

[Dwight Schr-ute]

You don't say? Oakton right?

For some reason I thought he was in my wife's old Reston ward.


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[Dwight Schr-ute]

That must be tough having him in your ward. I would be in such a quandry if he came up to shake my hand. I am a totally christian loving person, but I would find a way to pretend I didn't see him.

You probably don't have to worry about that. Down to one eye, he probably wouldn't see you.


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