There are Mormons and then there are Mormons.

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In Reply to: Re: Edward Abbey: "Desert Solitaire." posted by Mike K on June 15, 2004 at 08:13:11:

Abbey was fond on what he called Jack Mormons, that is, Mormons who
cared not for the formal church but sure liked polygamy. Regards,
J.R.

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Topic - Edward Abbey: "Desert Solitaire." - J.R. 06:02:41 06/15/04 (7)

Shame the Monkey Wrench Gang never had the guts to take it down huh? - David S. 12:42:40 07/31/04 (1)

Re: Edward Abbey: "Desert Solitaire." - Mike K 08:13:11 06/15/04 (4)

"Too bad it's so full of Mormons." - Sean 09:05:45 06/16/04 (2)

Well, I disagree ... - Mike K 10:48:29 06/17/04 (1)

Re: Well, I disagree ... - Sean 20:45:30 06/17/04 (1)

There are Mormons and then there are Mormons. - J.R. 10:09:33 06/15/04 (0)

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There are Mormons and then there are Mormons. - J.R. 10:09:33 06/15/04 (0)

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