Dan Ceppa -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 ->> On 09 May 09  11:40:23, Ed Hulett got back to Dan Ceppa
 ->> Re: Salad Bar Mor ons

 DC>>> Do you have even the slightest clue as to
 DC>>> how much methane is in the tundra?  Any at all?

 EH>>> Yes, and there are operations under way to tap into that recourse.

 DC>> Wrong again, Ed.

 EH>> Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!!

 DC> You're an idiot, Ed.  The tundra is thawing.  There won't be any need to
 DC> drill.

The tundra is *NOT* thawing. In fact, temperatures are getting cooler.

 DC>> The object in ANWR is to drill for oil.

 EH>> You seem to be the only one concerned with ANWR at the moment.

 DC> That's because you are the other one and don't have clue.

Another spit spewing attempt at insult.

 DC>> If more is needed, there's the sermons in mormon temples to harness.

 EH>> They don't have sermons in the Mormon Temples. Your bigotry and
 EH>> ignorance strikes once more.

 DC> Are you trying to say that there is no lectures on how to properly wear
 DC> your underwear?

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!

I'm saying you haven't a clue and never will.

 DC> Joseph Smith and Brigham Young claimed to speak authoritatively
from God.  The
 DC> Journal of Discourses gives a quite accurate account of sermons delivered by
 DC> early leaders, particularly Brigham Young.

But those sermons weren't delivered in the Temple. That isn't the function
of the Temples.

 DC> The sermons were transcribed and
 DC> recorded by official church transcribers and checked by the speakers for
 DC> accuracy.

And?

 DC> Many of Smith's sermons were included in the original 'Standard
 DC> Works' but were later removed by LDS officials.  In almost all cases,
 DC> independent verification of the statements can be found in other official
 DC> church publications, particularly periodicals.

And... your point?

Your ignorance is getting the better of you.

Ed

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