Dan Ceppa -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 ->> On 04 May 09  11:38:54, Ed Hulett got back to Dan Ceppa
 ->> Re: Moromon whacko...

 DC>> ====
 DC>> Following the angel's directions, Joseph Smith went to a nearby hill
 DC>> where he
 DC>> found buried in it an artifact of an ancient civilization -- golden
 DC> plates
 DC>> with words written on them in a language he did not understand.
 DC>> ====

 DC>> Now you're gonna say you fellow mormon, who's been a mormon longer
 DC> than
 DC>> you, is wrong.

 EH>> Notice he said "golden" as in a color and not
"gold" as in the
 EH>> meterial they were made of.

 DC> Brass does not look like gold, you idiot.

Is that so? What does it look like then?

 DC> And, I already told you:  Strang had the brass plates.

Which means nothing to me.

Ed

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