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Thursday, April 26, 2007
Why I'm Sometimes Embarrassed to Say I Lived in Utah
Posted by Nick at 1:44 PM
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At first I thought this was a story from the onion. Alas...
Posted by Nick at 1:44 PM
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Another way you can tell I'm itching to leave: I already refer to my time in Utah in the past tense, and I'm still here.
Does this mean Jared and I were doing the devil's work on our missions?
warren-were you helping people cross into the u.s. illegally?
nick-when are you leaving?
Probably August. July if I can fool my committee into letting me go even earlier...
oh. my. gosh. I mean, we do have wierd people everywhere, but you kind of expect a public official to act a little more ... normal? Does anyone wonder if he's gonna be re-elected?
We want you to come to WA Nick! And bring the family too! I'm sad that we were only there for so short a time.
Warren and I were sharing the gospel with Satan's tools of national destruction.
My coyote work was completely unaffiliated with my mission...
I am not a committee!
I figured Jenny wouldn't say it so the temptation to say it myself became uncontrollable. Nick, I think the technical name for that would be "nerd baiting". If it was not intentional, then I must hang my head even lower in shame.
I have lived in Utah longer than anywhere else during the last 10 years. I'm hoping Michigan will beat that out so I won't have to hang my head in shame for other reasons besides my nerdiness.
And yet more, via Dave Barry.
Reason has picked up on it as well.
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