for what it's worth: My thoughts on new essay re Joseph Smith's polygamy

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Re: for what it's worth: My thoughts on new essay re Joseph Smith's polygam

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informant wrote:
Rollo Tomasi wrote:Don't worry your pretty little head -- it was my time and brainpower.
such a waste,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Obviously I disagree.

informant wrote:i could think of a million other things you could do with that precious time............yknow like server others or something
I hope my paper does help (or as you say, "server") others. Besides, I suspect the total man-hours spent on the woeful polygamy essay in question far exceeded the time I spent on my paper.
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Rollo Tomasi wrote: Besides, I suspect the total man-hours spent on the woeful polygamy essay in question far exceeded the time I spent on my paper.


yeah.....its there full-time jobs to do that dummy........is it you full time job to spew logorrhea onto google docs?????????????
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informant wrote:
Rollo Tomasi wrote: Besides, I suspect the total man-hours spent on the woeful polygamy essay in question far exceeded the time I spent on my paper.


yeah.....its there full-time jobs to do that dummy........is it you full time job to spew logorrhea onto google docs?????????????


You really don't seem to care how idiotic you sound. "It's their..."

Is this really the best of Mormon apologetics?
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informant wrote:
Rollo Tomasi wrote: Besides, I suspect the total man-hours spent on the woeful polygamy essay in question far exceeded the time I spent on my paper.


yeah.....its there full-time jobs to do that dummy........is it you full time job to spew logorrhea onto google docs?????????????


mackay11 wrote:You really don't seem to care how idiotic you sound. "It's their..."

Is this really the best of Mormon apologetics?


I liked that bit too.
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Re: for what it's worth: My thoughts on new essay re Joseph Smith's polygam

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informant wrote:
Rollo Tomasi wrote: Besides, I suspect the total man-hours spent on the woeful polygamy essay in question far exceeded the time I spent on my paper.


yeah.....its there full-time jobs to do that dummy........is it you full time job to spew logorrhea onto google docs?????????????


mackay11 wrote:You really don't seem to care how idiotic you sound. "It's their..."

Is this really the best of Mormon apologetics?

As the information age continues to bloom, yes, it is really the best of Mormon apologetics.
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Re: for what it's worth: My thoughts on new essay re Joseph Smith's polygam

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mackay11 wrote:
informant wrote:yeah.....its there full-time jobs to do that dummy........is it you full time job to spew logorrhea onto google docs?????????????
You really don't seem to care how idiotic you sound. "It's their..."

Is this really the best of Mormon apologetics?
English must be his third language. :lol:
"Moving beyond apologist persuasion, LDS polemicists furiously (and often fraudulently) attack any non-traditional view of Mormonism. They don't mince words -- they mince the truth."

-- Mike Quinn, writing of the FARMSboys, in "Early Mormonism and the Magic World View," p. x (Rev. ed. 1998)
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'informant' seems to have gone 'full ldsfaqs' lately.
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mackay11 wrote:
Is this really the best of Mormon apologetics?


who the hell said i was "the best" of anything??........

screw you dude!!! your the best douschebag
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Hasa Diga Eebowai wrote:I think informant could actually be someone with an extremely good knowledge of English who is trying to mask their identity by writing like a 5 year old.

or maybbe hes not a learn the englissh
I think it's the former (or, at least, I hope it is). ;)
"Moving beyond apologist persuasion, LDS polemicists furiously (and often fraudulently) attack any non-traditional view of Mormonism. They don't mince words -- they mince the truth."

-- Mike Quinn, writing of the FARMSboys, in "Early Mormonism and the Magic World View," p. x (Rev. ed. 1998)
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