GQS| Trailer Trash, Road Rash, Overworked Nanny Ash| Part 57

[4x4 year olds]

quick! Someone work your photoshop magic!!

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I'd love to, can ya'll give me some ideas.

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I think the piano player needs a nice, long, curved dick


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[GA Peach70]

I can totally see how this raises infertility awareness, can’t you Mimi?

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[Sickandtired]

It used to be that way. My best friend in high school was LDS, and she couldn't drink any soda except Sprite and 7up, and the like. They were told that caffeinated sodas were ok just a few years ago, because so many of them were drinking them anyway and hiding it.
BYU just started selling caffeinated sodas on campus recently.

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Then why not let them have coffee or tea?


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That's what I'd like to know. I asked up thread earlier and didn't get a response yet.
If mormons can drink soda with caffeine then why can't mormons drink coffee or certain teas? What's the "ingredient" to coffee and other teas if its not caffeine? And what about decaf?
Still genuinely curious.

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Even when it comes to Church-owned schools or buildings, policies regarding caffeine are not consistent. For example, LDS Business College and the Joseph Smith Memorial Building on Temple Square sell caffeinated drinks while BYU still does not. Regarding BYU's caffeine policy, BYU spokeswoman Carri Jenkins said, “BYU has simply chosen not to sell caffeinated beverages on campus."

Official Church Stance on Caffeine

With Mormons sharing so many differing opinions (not to mention second- and third-hand sources) it's no wonder fact and doctrine often blur with fiction when it comes to caffeine. So what is the Church's official stance on caffeine? What have prophets said on the topic?

In a 2012 Mormon Newsroom article clarifying media misconceptions of Mormonism, the Church stated: "Despite what was reported, the Church revelation spelling out health practices (Doctrine and Covenants 89) does not mention the use of caffeine. The Church’s health guidelines prohibit alcoholic drinks, smoking or chewing of tobacco, and “hot drinks”—taught by Church leaders to refer specifically to tea and coffee."

[Night lady]

Here's a couple edits, do you think I could be one of the edit girls, pretty please?
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[3momstrong]

She has awful taste, not just in clothing but in picking a so called husband, in designing & decorating a statement house too.

Does she have her Mormon clothing on under this? Sorry if I offend anyone here who is Mormon but I honestly don’t know if there is a specific name for it for not. If so, please feel free to correct me.


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Magic Underwear

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No offense meant towards you or any other Mormon who shares this page EXCEPT the Fraudners. Reference has been made using this phrase regarding them ONLY the 2+ years I’ve been a part of this group. I’m sorry you were offended. Duly noted.


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[Night lady]

Then why not let them have coffee or tea?


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That's what I'd like to know. I asked up thread earlier and didn't get a response yet.
If mormons can drink soda with caffeine then why can't mormons drink coffee or certain teas? What's the "ingredient" to coffee and other teas if its not caffeine? And what about decaf?
Still genuinely curious.

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Even when it comes to Church-owned schools or buildings, policies regarding caffeine are not consistent. For example, LDS Business College and the Joseph Smith Memorial Building on Temple Square sell caffeinated drinks while BYU still does not. Regarding BYU's caffeine policy, BYU spokeswoman Carri Jenkins said, “BYU has simply chosen not to sell caffeinated beverages on campus."

Official Church Stance on Caffeine

With Mormons sharing so many differing opinions (not to mention second- and third-hand sources) it's no wonder fact and doctrine often blur with fiction when it comes to caffeine. So what is the Church's official stance on caffeine? What have prophets said on the topic?

In a 2012 Mormon Newsroom article clarifying media misconceptions of Mormonism, the Church stated: "Despite what was reported, the Church revelation spelling out health practices (Doctrine and Covenants 89) does not mention the use of caffeine. The Church’s health guidelines prohibit alcoholic drinks, smoking or chewing of tobacco, and “hot drinks”—taught by Church leaders to refer specifically to tea and coffee."

Thanks for the information. If I read this right, it still doesn't explain why mormons can't or won't drink coffee or certain teas. Why is it not a good thing to drink them? It can't be the caffeine. What is the reasoning behind it?
I apologize if I missed it.

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[gram3]

FatDaddy is Elton's and Assley's biach.

[Snarky33]

FatDaddy is Elton's and Assley's biach.

I thought for sure he'd wear a dress for his costume. I bet he has some in his closet.

[3momstrong]

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Internet win for the day, Night Lady!


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[Haulnarse]

That's what I'd like to know. I asked up thread earlier and didn't get a response yet.
If mormons can drink soda with caffeine then why can't mormons drink coffee or certain teas? What's the "ingredient" to coffee and other teas if its not caffeine? And what about decaf?
Still genuinely curious.

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Even when it comes to Church-owned schools or buildings, policies regarding caffeine are not consistent. For example, LDS Business College and the Joseph Smith Memorial Building on Temple Square sell caffeinated drinks while BYU still does not. Regarding BYU's caffeine policy, BYU spokeswoman Carri Jenkins said, “BYU has simply chosen not to sell caffeinated beverages on campus."

Official Church Stance on Caffeine

With Mormons sharing so many differing opinions (not to mention second- and third-hand sources) it's no wonder fact and doctrine often blur with fiction when it comes to caffeine. So what is the Church's official stance on caffeine? What have prophets said on the topic?

In a 2012 Mormon Newsroom article clarifying media misconceptions of Mormonism, the Church stated: "Despite what was reported, the Church revelation spelling out health practices (Doctrine and Covenants 89) does not mention the use of caffeine. The Church’s health guidelines prohibit alcoholic drinks, smoking or chewing of tobacco, and “hot drinks”—taught by Church leaders to refer specifically to tea and coffee."

Thanks for the information. If I read this right, it still doesn't explain why mormons can't or won't drink coffee or certain teas. Why is it not a good thing to drink them? It can't be the caffeine. What is the reasoning behind it?
I apologize if I missed it.

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The church probably doesn’t have shares in those companies so they don’t want their disciples to spend money on addictive products they aren’t getting the profits from. not facts, but not a huge stretch of the imagination

[Haulnarse]

Even when it comes to Church-owned schools or buildings, policies regarding caffeine are not consistent. For example, LDS Business College and the Joseph Smith Memorial Building on Temple Square sell caffeinated drinks while BYU still does not. Regarding BYU's caffeine policy, BYU spokeswoman Carri Jenkins said, “BYU has simply chosen not to sell caffeinated beverages on campus."

Official Church Stance on Caffeine

With Mormons sharing so many differing opinions (not to mention second- and third-hand sources) it's no wonder fact and doctrine often blur with fiction when it comes to caffeine. So what is the Church's official stance on caffeine? What have prophets said on the topic?

In a 2012 Mormon Newsroom article clarifying media misconceptions of Mormonism, the Church stated: "Despite what was reported, the Church revelation spelling out health practices (Doctrine and Covenants 89) does not mention the use of caffeine. The Church’s health guidelines prohibit alcoholic drinks, smoking or chewing of tobacco, and “hot drinks”—taught by Church leaders to refer specifically to tea and coffee."

Thanks for the information. If I read this right, it still doesn't explain why mormons can't or won't drink coffee or certain teas. Why is it not a good thing to drink them? It can't be the caffeine. What is the reasoning behind it?
I apologize if I missed it.

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The church probably doesn’t have shares in those companies so they don’t want their disciples to spend money on addictive products they aren’t getting the profits from. not facts, but not a huge stretch of the imagination

Fully running with crazy ideas... that might not be a stretch

Caffeine is mind altering?? So if the disciples drink lots of it they might go to the dark side and decide church isn’t for them after all??

[lmmomSD]

Good to know. The only knowledge I have of this is from YouTubers who will say that's why they don't drink coke etc.

It used to be that way. My best friend in high school was LDS, and she couldn't drink any soda except Sprite and 7up, and the like. They were told that caffeinated sodas were ok just a few years ago, because so many of them were drinking them anyway and hiding it.
BYU just started selling caffeinated sodas on campus recently.

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Then why not let them have coffee or tea?


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Just saying what I have been told, but the guidelines say "hot drinks". They were written before sodas were available.
I went to Seminary with my friend, and used to get in philosophical discussions with the teacher. We'd argue about whether or not Jesus drank wine. It was the first "miracle" he performed-- turning water into wine because they ran out at a wedding.
I'm not LDS, so I don't want to spread misinformation. I just know that caffeine used to be definitely forbidden, and now it's not as much.
Sorry. I'm digressing. The Gardners are not representative of the faith. They're hypocrites and greedy. They may wear garments but I seriously think it's to try and show off how "devout" they are.

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[lmmomSD]

Thanks for the information. If I read this right, it still doesn't explain why mormons can't or won't drink coffee or certain teas. Why is it not a good thing to drink them? It can't be the caffeine. What is the reasoning behind it?
I apologize if I missed it.

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The church probably doesn’t have shares in those companies so they don’t want their disciples to spend money on addictive products they aren’t getting the profits from. not facts, but not a huge stretch of the imagination

Fully running with crazy ideas... that might not be a stretch

Caffeine is mind altering?? So if the disciples drink lots of it they might go to the dark side and decide church isn’t for them after all??

BYU does sell caffeinated drinks. Just started in 2017.
https://www.deseretnews.com/article/865 ... today.html

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[Sickandtired]

That's what I'd like to know. I asked up thread earlier and didn't get a response yet.
If mormons can drink soda with caffeine then why can't mormons drink coffee or certain teas? What's the "ingredient" to coffee and other teas if its not caffeine? And what about decaf?
Still genuinely curious.

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Even when it comes to Church-owned schools or buildings, policies regarding caffeine are not consistent. For example, LDS Business College and the Joseph Smith Memorial Building on Temple Square sell caffeinated drinks while BYU still does not. Regarding BYU's caffeine policy, BYU spokeswoman Carri Jenkins said, “BYU has simply chosen not to sell caffeinated beverages on campus."

Official Church Stance on Caffeine

With Mormons sharing so many differing opinions (not to mention second- and third-hand sources) it's no wonder fact and doctrine often blur with fiction when it comes to caffeine. So what is the Church's official stance on caffeine? What have prophets said on the topic?

In a 2012 Mormon Newsroom article clarifying media misconceptions of Mormonism, the Church stated: "Despite what was reported, the Church revelation spelling out health practices (Doctrine and Covenants 89) does not mention the use of caffeine. The Church’s health guidelines prohibit alcoholic drinks, smoking or chewing of tobacco, and “hot drinks”—taught by Church leaders to refer specifically to tea and coffee."

Thanks for the information. If I read this right, it still doesn't explain why mormons can't or won't drink coffee or certain teas. Why is it not a good thing to drink them? It can't be the caffeine. What is the reasoning behind it?
I apologize if I missed it.

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I honestly have no clue why coffee and black/green tea aren't allowed. I know many members who drink it anyways.
I do know the reason the Word of Wisdom came to be was because Emma Smith, Joseph smiths first wife, hated how disorderly the men in the church got after drinking and hated cleaning the chew spit off the floor after meetings.

[Kveni]

It used to be that way. My best friend in high school was LDS, and she couldn't drink any soda except Sprite and 7up, and the like. They were told that caffeinated sodas were ok just a few years ago, because so many of them were drinking them anyway and hiding it.
BYU just started selling caffeinated sodas on campus recently.

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Then why not let them have coffee or tea?


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I truly don’t understand why coffee and tea are deemed not ok yet my LDS friend downs diet Mountain Dew like water and that’s apparently acceptable? The rationale that I’ve seen before that coffee and tea are addicting is illogical to me.


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Very true. Anything can be addicting based on the amount of dopamine the brain administers as a response.

Anything.

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[nahthxx]

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11 hours ago he followed more young women and I can see he liked the pictures of the public accounts, I’m sure the private accounts too. Cmon sick fuck, get it together. You’re creepy and gross.


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[JD386]

Curious what kind of massage his creepy ass got today. Probably one of those seedy looking happy ending type ones.


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[Haulnarse]

Curious what kind of massage his creepy ass got today. Probably one of those seedy looking happy ending type ones.


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He’s the disgusting guy at the massage place that everyone tries to avoid. I bet he lies on that table butt naked. Hope he got a guy lol

[GA Peach70]

I just watched a few IG stories from some of the other ladies that were on this Seneshit vacation. Some of the husbands did dress up as a character and others didn’t. Pretty much every single husband that didn’t dress up as a character at least dressed up decently. They weren’t wearing their clothes that they wear to work out in the yard with old, smelly black tennis shoes. I would have been so embarrassed if that was my husband. Of course my husband has more class in his little finger than these two dipshits do combined.

He looked so down after his massage. She did say he was late getting back so maybe she bitched him out for that but she is usually the one that’s running late. I wonder if he did have a man massage him so he was disappointed by that. Well, then again maybe he did enjoy getting rubbed and touched by a man. He seems to enjoy that a lot. Maybe while he was gone she found out that he’s been going on IG and liking so many women’s pictures. That’s so disrespectful to your wife and it makes her look so stupid and ridiculous to keep putting up with it. Hey Asswipe, what Fatcrack is doing is not right or normal.

Some of the KADs are so damn dumb. A few asked if that was the queen he had his picture taken with. Are they serious?


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[GA Peach70]

I just watched a few IG stories from some of the other ladies that were on this Seneshit vacation. Some of the husbands did dress up as a character and others didn’t. Pretty much every single husband that didn’t dress up as a character at least dressed up decently. They weren’t wearing their clothes that they wear to work out in the yard with old, smelly black tennis shoes. I would have been so embarrassed if that was my husband. Of course my husband has more class in his little finger than these two dipshits do combined.

He looked so down after his massage. She did say he was late getting back so maybe she bitched him out for that but she is usually the one that’s running late. I wonder if he did have a man massage him so he was disappointed by that. Well, then again maybe he did enjoy getting rubbed and touched by a man. He seems to enjoy that a lot. Maybe while he was gone she found out that he’s been going on IG and liking so many women’s pictures. That’s so disrespectful to your wife and it makes her look so stupid and ridiculous to keep putting up with it. Hey Asswipe, what Fatcrack is doing is not right or normal.

Some of the KADs are so damn dumb. A few asked if that was the queen he had his picture taken with. Are they serious?


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I should specify. They asked if that was the real queen he was with.


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