The Investigator in the Non-white Shirt

[Anonymous]

Heber13 wrote:

Maybe the brethren were tired of the bad fashion sense priesthood holders have…and the bad styles were distracting the speakers at the pulpit! :silent:

I’ve got another theory. Elder Packer’s patronus was a penguin.

[Anonymous]

nibbler wrote:

Packer’s patronus was a penguin.

Nice alliteration :thumbup:

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the photo, nibbler. My husband (and, okay, he doesn’t have the greatest fashion sense) breathed a huge, nostalgic sigh. Those are the days he misses, partly just because he was a kid, but mostly because that was when church culture made sense to him. He’s a comitted member, but looks around our stake with its rigid, arbitrary and picayune rules and wonders where his church went.

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arbitrary and picayune rules and wonders where his church went.

#1 line for the day. :clap: :clap: :clap:

Thanks Ann.

[Anonymous]

mom3 wrote:

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arbitrary and picayune rules and wonders where his church went.

#1 line for the day. :clap: :clap: :clap:

Thanks Ann.

I nominate “picayune” as word of the month! :thumbup:

[Anonymous]

How about we coin the phrase “picayune penguin”? (a black-and-white belief that is of no real worth)

There is a lot of wonderful imagery and application in it.

[Anonymous]

Old Timer wrote:

“picayune penguin”? (a black-and-white belief that is of no real worth)

That’s quite meaningful. That’s going up there with the talk of the orchestra and stages of faith discussions. Nice!! :thumbup:

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