See Mike, it's not just A&M fans

[YOhio]

that hate us. They all hate us, even Husky fans. You'll note little difference between A&M fans and Husky fans when it comes to feelings towards Mormonism.

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[MikeWaters]

The difference is this: huskie fans don't hold themselves out to be the classiest fans in the nation. Aggie fans do.

[Archaea]

There are no such thing as classy fans. Such a concept is an oxymoron, with emphasis on Moron in relation to fans.

[Cali Coug]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

The difference is this: huskie fans don't hold themselves out to be the classiest fans in the nation. Aggie fans do.

Aren't the terms "Aggie" and "classy" oxymorons? I can't think of a less classy group of fans than theirs. ND fans are classy.

[BYU71]

I get so tempted to go to one of those sites even though it doesn't do any real good.

Actually except for the guy calling himself dawgvader, the stuff wasn't too bad.

I would like to just tell that vader guy to "lick my balls" after which he could go F himself. That is exactly how most mormons feel about his kind.

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by BYU71

I would like to just tell that vader guy to "lick my balls" ...

Is there some good Freudian analysis of this expression?

[splitbamboo]

Originally Posted by BYU71

I get so tempted to go to one of those sites even though it doesn't do any real good.

Actually except for the guy calling himself dawgvader, the stuff wasn't too bad.

I would like to just tell that vader guy to "lick my balls" after which he could go F himself. That is exactly how most mormons feel about his kind.

Half way through I'm thinking "this guy's a lapsed Mormon." Then he comes out with the "post-mormon" post. The guy is despicable and needs to just leave it alone.

[BYU71]

Originally Posted by splitbamboo

Half way through I'm thinking "this guy's a lapsed Mormon." Then he comes out with the "post-mormon" post. The guy is despicable and needs to just leave it alone.

I think I have pretty well established my postions as a "non-orthodox" mormon. I can honestly see how people don't like us because of the aura some put out their that we consider ourselves superior morally to others. People can have legitimate misgivings about not wanting to become LDS.

However, I can't see how any knowledgeable thinking person can't see the overall positive that can occur from living the "mormon" lifestyle. It may not be for you, but I can't think of any reason to be vicious against people of my faith.

I hear people go off on vicious rants about how mormons think they can or are Gods. Well, what is the harm in thinking such. Do we therefor use that to justify blowing people up or other hideous acts. I just don't understand the hate.

[splitbamboo]

Originally Posted by BYU71

I hear people go off on vicious rants about how mormons think they can or are Gods.

A high counselor in our Stake Conference last week quoted CS Lewis stating specifically that we can become Gods. I've yet the search for the reference. Anyone here help me out?

[creekster]

Originally Posted by Indy Coug

Is there some good Freudian analysis of this expression?

Only if you think seeing a dog doing it to himself is the expression of some Freudian motivation. Sometimes a ciagr is just a cigar.