No. It will stop some but not everyone. Some fools think "no trespassing" means everyone but them.
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elderolddog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > See what happens when you're retired? My wife is worried that I may turn into the millennial version of the unibomber when I retire. For the record, i won't, but she doesn't know that.
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I find them to be quite stuck on their belief system, but a pretty small minority of Peter Priesthoods are the only ones I've really noticed being overly stuck on themselves.
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My former nanny retired from teaching at 54 three or so years ago. Besides 28 or so years of service credit accrued through teaching in CA public schools, she has maybe $600,000 in miscellaneous Tsas, Roth Iras, etc. She also has a spouse who has more assets than she has, and though he doesn't share terribly well, everything but his inheritance is hers as well. She hasn't regretted retirement f
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You obviously do not have to answer this if you would prefer not to, but in what way did the woman assault you?
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readwrite Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why should you? > > Why would you It's all starting to sound like a Dr. Suess book. You may like them in a pod. Eat them! Eat them! Then meet God.
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matt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a joke that appeared on t-shirts and > badges (aka buttons) in the UK about 30 years > ago:- > > "Drink varnish! It'll kill you, but you'll have a > really good finish!" I would love a bumper sticker with that slogan!
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elderolddog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Illegal Space Aliens! > > Build the wall, but make it higher!!!! Who pays for the wall? The Kolobians?
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But it's funny that Tom Monson's funeral was ALL about him.
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http://exmormon.org/phorum/read.php?2,2058904 I'm not certain I was clear on a reply at the topic pasted above. I think it's perfectly reasonable to reject a dentist because he or she is LDS or for any other reason a person might decide is important. I don't even think doing so is inherently a form of bigotry, as it's reasonable not to want the LDS church to profit indirectly from one's busin
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catnip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > She knows - because I have shown her - the records > I keep, of daily blood pressure levels (because I > have to make adjustments to medication based on > fluctuation). I keep records of painkiller use in > the same notebook: which body part hurts, which > medication I take, how much of it, and when.
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Badassadam1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am too afraid to > tell them i am not getting enough relief so i feel > for others in the same situation as me which is a > lot of people i am sure. they shouldn't have a problem with you telling them you're not getting enough relief from what they've prescribed for you. They may not agree to give
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matt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A workplace cognitive test is NOT designed to pick > up dementia. > > Either he has dementia, some other mental health > issue or he needs a good boot up the arse. Or he's an @$$hole.
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Amyjo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Was there a long line? > > Most people wouldn't be using the lavatory during > the meeting. > > Strange the things that stand out during a > conference. > > When I was little our family went to stake > conference at the local high school auditorium. It > held the overflow audi
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elderolddog Wrote: ----------------------------------------------------- > > So for me and my house, 2017 was just another 365 > days, tacked on to the whole bunches of days of > our lives... My sisters used to watch a soap opera when I was little. It started out with something like, "Like sand through the hourglass, so our the days of our lives. . ."
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Badassadam1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We get treated like pill popping druggies. So it > puts us in a rough spot always. I personally wish that painkillers could be purchased over-the-counter by adults who passed exams certifying that they understood the risks. It would remove a lot of burden from healthcare professionals, and anyone in genuine
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Brother Of Jerry Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The OP graduated 5 years ago and doesn't need > advice about USU. Even old threads can be interesting.
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summer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think college is the ideal time to start > learning how to solve such problems. RAs are in > the dorms precisely to be problem solvers. I agree, Summer. My dad retired as a professor from BYU seven years ago. He said at the start of his career, it was unheard of for a professor to be contacted by a student
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I wouldn't go back to a dentist whose staff had treated me the way your dentist's receptionist treated you. I wouldn't pay the cancellation fee, either, and would take him to court if he tried to refer you to a credit bureau for it. He probably doesn't have time for small claims court and would presumably drop it. A dentist who used to practice in my city bought another dentist's practice. His
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Jack Mormon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Today on the way home from work, as it has who > knows how many times in the last few months, the > main purpose of my life no longer exists. Yes, I > have considered taking my life, but the main > reason (only reason) I don't is that it would > disrespect my daughter. That's a good way to
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Your children are now adults. They have to handle this in their own way. All you can really do is to be supportive.
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Babyloncansuckit Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Joseph Smith told his wife Emma that he really > didn’t want a second wife, but he had put off > God’s commandment and now an angel with a > flaming sword was threatening him with death if he > didn’t comply. > > This was after Emma caught Joseph in the barn with > his teenage
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Babyloncansuckit Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > “Gravity is a harsh mistress” - The Tick So is the moon.
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ragnar Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When my 2-year-old son was killed, one of the > local ward bishopric authorities said that to me: > "Don't worry, he's OK. He's in a better place." > > I blew up that that. I said, "If you think he's in > such a great place, why don't YOU go there!" > > Sometimes it's sa
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Jack Mormon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > After my initial post I realized that by wishing > for the earth to be destroyed, my love for my > daughter is greater than my love for my wife. > Which deep down I knew anyway. Sad. > > Before my kids were born, I thought I loved my wife more than I could ever love anyone. Then the first k
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not a mo no mo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Yeah the hell with everybody else and their kids. Right now that's probably precisely as Jack Mormon feels. If my kid died (if it were my only kid or only surviving kid) I would at least for awhile be thinking "to hell with everyone else and their kids." I've (thank everything and everyon
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If you can get it up while reading the world's most boring novel, you're far more virile than I am.
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Babyloncansuckit Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tell him an angel with a flaming sword has > threatened you with death unless you take a second > husband. What is it about the flaming sword? I've heard five Mormons (that I remember; there may be more who have shared with me personally, never mind the hundreds of thousands who have talked to o
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ziller Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > in b 4 ~ " ¿ you need a place to stay tonight bae > ? " ~ Ziller, you're a good person. It never occurred to me to ask.
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Jack, I wish there were something I or anyone else could say that might help. I suspect nothing any of us could possibly say will be of any real comfort. You're living my worst nightmare. Losing one of my kids is the worst thing that could ever happen to me. Having the child take her life might be the very worst form of losing a child. I'm just guessing here. I really have no idea. I can se
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