it just became a habit as a result of a college degree in computer science.

i was quickly censured by the moderator and my post was removed, but not until after quite a number had seen it.

i received a scathing whipping from them as well.

it was really too much fun.

You did qualify it as a joke, but including it still implies it is widespread.

While “some” may be an accurate term in this regard, I think “few” or “a handful of” would have been far more accurate.

That being said, I am not about to dismiss the entire book based on this comment. The first chapter seems fairly accurate and concise.

I’m a cola drinker, and my wife’s family sometimes teases me by singing “Choose the Sprite,” but I didn’t include that joke in the book, otherwise I guess it would be worthy of a total boycott.

Certainly, some Mormons pick their noses, eat dessert with a spoon, type with two fingers, shave their eyebrows, or do a host of actions. However, none of these are included.

If the authors include it, they assume it is more widespread than simply a single ward somewhere. As well, by including it, they give readers the impression that it is widespread.

And you can add Colorado and Alaska to the list. Let’s Drink Sprite?!?

I linked to the same article in my post. :)