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I just saw an article on KSL about a power outage. Didn’t really read much though.
How long before people start saying it was Satan trying to disrupt the efforts of the church?

https://www.ksl.com/article/46610184/ks ... -heres-why

I think the irony lies in the fact that KSL employees like Deenie Wimmer and Ashley Kewish and the other reporters have to work on Sundays. God is pissed they don't shut down the station on the sabbath.

Perhaps Satan did not approve of today's musical selections on Music and the Spoken Word. You would think Satan would be content ruling the waters and making pass interferences at BYU football games.

FiveFingerMnemonic wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2019 2:14 pm I think the irony lies in the fact that KSL employees like Deenie Wimmer and Ashley Kewish and the other reporters have to work on Sundays. God is pissed they don't shut down the station on the sabbath.

Nah, they don't pay them for Sundays, so it is not work.

Just This Guy wrote:

FiveFingerMnemonic wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2019 2:14 pm I think the irony lies in the fact that KSL employees like Deenie Wimmer and Ashley Kewish and the other reporters have to work on Sundays. God is pissed they don't shut down the station on the sabbath.

Nah, they don't pay them for Sundays, so it is not work.

Do they really all work pro-bono on Sundays? That is interesting if true.

I actually have no idea. My comment was made in jest. That being said, I could see LDS inc. asking people to work pro-bono so they don't break the sabbath, a well as reduce labor costs. However if they did, I could see it being major leak if it were to happen.

You could blame Satan, for things, since he, and his fallen angels, wreck havoc, upon this Earth. We are in a period, of heavy power usage, especially, to chill the server farms, so it's likely for websites to go down.

moksha wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2019 3:27 pm Perhaps Satan did not approve of today's musical selections on Music and the Spoken Word. You would think Satan would be content ruling the waters and making pass interferences at BYU football games.

I'm sure Satan leans toward the Broadway tunes the Choir seems so fond of in the past few years. He's making great inroads.

Good luck just hoping to hear sacred Christian hymns on the Sabbath anymore.

Palerider wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 10:05 am Good luck just hoping to hear sacred Christian hymns on the Sabbath anymore.

I really like the Tabernacle Choir's rendition of the Paul Anka song, "She's having Our Baby".