Daniel Peterson Lied...Again

[wuapinmon]

When in Rome...

On DNews, you're in Salt Lake writing like you're from Short Creek.

[pellegrino]

It's a sorority at Utah State and the U called "Sisters Against Temptation." They work to make sure that men are not viewing pornography by having sex with boys who come to them and admit they have a porn problem, thereby removing the temptation, permanently, a la Wilde.

Or, he might mean Scholastic Aptitude Test. I think the former is more likely.

you mean it's not a past participle?

[DWhitmer]

It's a sorority at Utah State and the U called "Sisters Against Temptation." They work to make sure that men are not viewing pornography by having sex with boys who come to them and admit they have a porn problem, thereby removing the temptation, permanently, a la Wilde.

Or, he might mean Scholastic Aptitude Test. I think the former is more likely.

I guess I deserved it.

[jay santos]

It's a sorority at Utah State and the U called "Sisters Against Temptation." They work to make sure that men are not viewing pornography by having sex with boys who come to them and admit they have a porn problem, thereby removing the temptation, permanently, a la Wilde.

Or, he might mean Scholastic Aptitude Test. I think the former is more likely.

Who just googled "Sisters Against Temptation"? I did. This thread came up as top result.

[Paperback Writer]

Or, he might mean Scholastic Aptitude Test. I think the former is more likely.

SAT = Scholastic Assessment Test. At least now. It was formerly the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Those bastards changed the defination after we took it...and I just lost a bet with my 17-year old son (who had just taken the test) over it and had to do his dishes as a result.

[lambdacoug]

Who just googled "Sisters Against Temptation"? I did. This thread came up as top result.

You should have googled "crossed items heritage hall", probably could have pulled up something more interesting...

[wuapinmon]

you mean it's not a past participle?

I seen what you mean.

[wuapinmon]

SAT = Scholastic Assessment Test. At least now. It was formerly the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Those bastards changed the defination after we took it...and I just lost a bet with my 17-year old son (who had just taken the test) over it and had to do his dishes as a result.

Farking SACS. Pedagogs are "Assessment" obsessed, to the ruin of us all.

[Scorcho]

this explains why when you ask someone how their SAT's went they always look exhausted and appear nervous about how they did.

[wuapinmon]

this explains why when you ask someone how their SAT's went they always look exhausted and appear nervous about how they did.

"how they scored on their SAT's"

Come on, man. You whiffed that one.

[Jeff Lebowski]

So where did Peterson lie, DWhitmer? Come on, man. The suspense is killing me.

[DWhitmer]

So where did Peterson lie, DWhitmer? Come on, man. The suspense is killing me.

The public accusations of polygamy leveled against Smith by the dissidents forced him to respond. He did so in a speech to the community on 26 May 1844. Despite his long practice of taking plural wives and his issuance of a revelation -- to close associates only -- that justified polygamy, Smith continued publicly to deny all such charges. Moreover, those who accused him -- including William and Wilson Law, who are named in the speech -- were defamed as "false swearers" and "wolves," whose charges were "of the devil." Two months earlier, in another speech, he had accused the Laws and other dissenters of conspiring to murder him, and he repeated that charge here. As this document reveals, Joseph Smith employed public denunciation as an important means of counteracting his critics. (John E. Hallwas and Roger D. Launius, Cultures in Conflict, A Documentary History of the Mormon War in Illinois, Utah State University Press, 1995, p. 138.)

[Jeff Lebowski]

The public accusations of polygamy leveled against Smith by the dissidents forced him to respond. He did so in a speech to the community on 26 May 1844. Despite his long practice of taking plural wives and his issuance of a revelation -- to close associates only -- that justified polygamy, Smith continued publicly to deny all such charges. Moreover, those who accused him -- including William and Wilson Law, who are named in the speech -- were defamed as "false swearers" and "wolves," whose charges were "of the devil." Two months earlier, in another speech, he had accused the Laws and other dissenters of conspiring to murder him, and he repeated that charge here. As this document reveals, Joseph Smith employed public denunciation as an important means of counteracting his critics. (John E. Hallwas and Roger D. Launius, Cultures in Conflict, A Documentary History of the Mormon War in Illinois, Utah State University Press, 1995, p. 138.)

Hey, he didn't say anything in the article about polygamy.

Thread fail.

[DWhitmer]

Hey, he didn't say anything in the article about polygamy.

Thread fail.

"Leaving a general conference session a couple of weeks ago, I noticed a demonstrator holding a sign announcing that Joseph Smith had 'lied.'

Now, I don't buy this for a second." (D.Peterson)

[jay santos]

"Leaving a general conference session a couple of weeks ago, I noticed a demonstrator holding a sign announcing that Joseph Smith had 'lied.'

Now, I don't buy this for a second." (D.Peterson)

Do you think any man has ever lived that didn't tell at least one lie. Do you think Dan Peterson believes Joseph Smith never told a single lie his entire life? Did he state that?