Share your ideas in one-sentence increments

[_Darth J]

I'm thinking about starting a tapas restaurant for Mormons called "The Small Plates of Nephi."

[_Polygamy-Porter]

A Book of Mormon themed whorehouse in Nevada called "Tight like unto a Dish"?

[_keithb]

You could also start a honey bee centered theme park called "Deseret" where people are locked in enclosed space with several bee hives while the enclosure is violently rotated on its vertical axis.

That might be fun as well.

[_Doctor CamNC4Me]

You could also start a honey bee centered theme park called "Deseret" where people are locked in enclosed space with several bee hives while the enclosure is violently rotated on its vertical axis.

That might be fun as well.

That's two sentences. :/

V/R
Dr. Cameron

[_Doctor CamNC4Me]

My god will kill you if you're out of line, but He loves you.

[_Darth J]

The new D&C 132 musical extravaganza: "Seven Brides for One Brother!"

[_Darth J]

You could also start a honey bee centered theme park called "Deseret" where people are locked in enclosed space with several bee hives while the enclosure is violently rotated on its vertical axis.

That might be fun as well.

That's two sentences. :/

V/R
Dr. Cameron

We could call that a comment on his one sentence idea. That would be a good theme park, too--if it was intermittently underwater.

[_beefcalf]

For the friends and relatives of apostate Mormons who keep trying to share lurid tidbits from LDS history, a radio program on NPR called Wait, Wait, don't tell me - ever.

[_Quasimodo]

A book on the honesty of Joseph Smith might be a good idea, but I'm wondering how far one could go if one is trying to complete the entire book in one sentence without breaking any grammatical rules which could well effect the chances of publication if the publishers (generally a picky bunch) find that a single sentence, without a period, would be more than the public could tolerate and refuse to consider publication on the basis that it was just too laborious to try and read, given that the reader would need a break occasionally to take a breath, which we all know is vital to the survival of any reader undertaking this sort of literary endeavor.

[_palerobber]

rebuild the original Salt Palace, only use real salt this time.