I snuck some edibles in and am enjoying pretending not to be high while learning about mormanisn and the military
wat
I thought you were working at a coffee roaster
how did this happen
Ya Im visiting one of my GFs friends who is Mormon (gf is not don't worry).
These bases are crazy though. Such nice houses and living conditions.
why would we be worried that's awesome you can have multiple wives bro. also it's idaho lmao
yu suck their dicks yet
where in idaho
Like an hour from Boise idk where tho
I hate it here lol
say hi to hippo for me
Sounds gross. Eat some potatoes
mormons are cucks
u should convert ur practically mormon anyway
I made it out without being converted or signing up for the air Force I consider this a victory
Quote from: antmaster5000 on December 30, 2016, 10:25:10 AM
I made it out without being converted or signing up for the air Force I consider this a victory
the seed has been planted
Quote from: antmaster5000 on December 30, 2016, 10:25:10 AM
I made it out without being converted or signing up for the air Force I consider this a victory
they failed.....
see, if it was me, you'd have been a mormon at the very start
Quote from: antmaster5000 on December 30, 2016, 10:25:10 AM
I made it out without being converted or signing up for the air Force I consider this a victory
I read this as "I made out with" and was like damn bro
lol there was not a single attractive female on that military base
all were overweight and tacky
i identify as a young mormon family on a us military base in idaho
FUN FACT:
i met two missionary mormons on the corner of the main thoroughfare in fier, albania, circa summer of 2014.
they were dressed in shirts and tie and dress pants/shoes and could not speak a lick of albanian, but where handing out translated mormon pamphlets to passerbys. one was a ginger, a clear red flag.
they stood out like a sore thumb and most people just ignored them. i guess they had gotten used to it but it surprised the fuck out of me.
the last thing i expected to see were american mormons in albania trying to spread their faith. i wanted to politely tell them it was a gigantic waste of time because my people are cynical faithless bastards and would never take seriously the message/attempt of s foreigner to teach them about religion. they were just being kind by taking their material.
i couldn't do it though and we just chatted about basic stuff back in the US. it was nice to speak english with them. they would not tell me their real names, just their title like 'brother john' or some shit like that. very weird, they seemed like nice people but obviously they have a defect and it was all very peculiar.
If you told them Albanians weren't people of faith, it probably would've motivated them further, honestly. They would've considered it more important to spread the word of Christ.
I've only known a few Mormons, but they've always been nice.
this thread is fun to read