BYU also sold caffeinated beverages before lifting the ban (Guarana in a few places, and Coke/Diet Coke in the law library)

laz is the only good person

To be fair, it wasn't covered in detail during seminary/sunday school but I believe I first read it in a sunday school manual in the early 2000s.

the Don Juan Jesus is really the cherry on top here

Truth is great. Has really improved over the past few years too.

104! He must have done something right. Probably not most of what he claimed.

Mostly disappointed with it, but haven't finished. And I love Horror, but Flanagan has disappointed since Midnight Mass.

Common misunderstanding- the Book of Mormon doesn't contain any prohibitions, that comes from the Doctrine and Covenants (which is a collection of modern revelations) which only prohibits "hot drinks" and alcohol, where "hot" has been taken to mean stimulating, and so applies to coffee/tea.

Well, the logic is that shrooms, while powerful, are not addictive per se (certainly not habit forming in my experience)

I think it also helps with meditation and a definite feeling of intense closeness to God.

nooooooo

Not a lot of acid but a growing number of mushroom users.

Oh it definitely is because that's his wife, lol.

Hey I think the guy in the background is Kevin W. Pearson, my former mission president

source, please