I'm with you. And if they baptise me for the dead, I'm coming back and haunting their asses.

I F**KIN' HATE IT HERE !!!! .............. <----rant

and it is totally justified naturally balanced hate, not ignorant spiteful hate. crap, if your not choosing-the-right, then your left out. literally.
i am surprised they all do not cut off thier left arm and leg and hop around on thier righteousness-ala-day-saints.

the consensus energy here is dominating and strong. the f'n BORG ! it just goes to show the simple power of majority-rules. it is truly disgusting.

oh......hi all

:)

In southern Utah, when the Moron missionaries come to your door, Ther're selling PROTECTION. I offer the text of a recent letter to the Mayor of Parowan (spit!)


Mayor Smith

After thirteen years of residence in Parowan, I find myself growing a bit weary of the "hometown hospitality" offered by some of its inhabitants. My family and I have endured nearly constant un-neighborly conduct and repeated acts of vandalism on our property since our arrival in 1992. We have tried to remain patient and philosophical while fences have been destroyed, nails have been put under tires (in our driveway), bicycles have been stolen, our dogs openly taunted to the point of distraction... the list goes on. This morning, I found the outside mirror of my car ripped off - the vehicle was in my driveway. We have had the local police look into some of these events, but nothing is ever resolved.

My wife and I are not of Utah heritage and we do not embrace the locally-predominant religious faith. We are not surprised to find that this works against our acceptance here - but we endeavor to be a positive influence, contributing time and funds to local efforts when called upon and by treating others fairly and pleasantly. I can think of nothing that should earn us this kind of treatment. Were it not for my employment at Brian Head Resort (the reason we came), we would probably just give up and leave.

To be sure, the physical aspect of this annoyance is visited on us by groups of young people - quite late at night. Please understand that I realize we were all once children and at one time or another did things of which we should not be proud - but this has gone too far. In such a place as Parowan
- far removed from the general nastiness and decay of the cities - I would think that parents would exercise a more civil level of control over their children.

Sir, I believe it is my right to expect some kind of action to control at least the physical damage to my property - perhaps by regular visits to our subdivision by an on-duty officer. As a public official, it is certainly within your power - if not your sworn responsibility - to make some effort to end this ongoing problem. In the meantime, I will remain as patient and positive as I can.

Thank you for your time,

Ernest (Bud) Fischer
93 South 400 East