Sunday for the the Utes - this will be interesting to watch

allcoug wrote:

allcoug wrote:

A type-writer is a digital device...unless you're using your tongue.

Uhh, this is a joke, right? Here's a little help:



http://www.techterms.com/definition/digital



By the way, you may want to be careful the next time you use the word "gay" or "fag". These terms have evolved over time and probably don't mean what you think.

Yes. It was a joke. Thank you for making the experience funnier though.



p.s.--your fingers and toes are still digits: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/digital

Thanks for the clarification - good thing I used the term 'digital device' and not 'digit device'! On a side note, I recently saw the TCU mascot in person attending a Utah gymnastic meet. It looked much more 'horny' then it appears to be on TV.

allcoug wrote:

allcoug wrote:

A type-writer is a digital device...unless you're using your tongue.

Uhh, this is a joke, right? Here's a little help:



http://www.techterms.com/definition/digital



By the way, you may want to be careful the next time you use the word "gay" or "fag". These terms have evolved over time and probably don't mean what you think.

Yes. It was a joke. Thank you for making the experience funnier though.



p.s.--your fingers and toes are still digits: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/digital

Thanks for the clarification - good thing I used the term 'digital device' and not 'digit device'! On a side note, I recently saw the TCU mascot in person attending a Utah gymnastic meet. It looked much more 'horny' then it appears to be on TV.

Cougy_Monster wrote:

snoscythe wrote:

snoscythe wrote:
A type-writer is a digital device...unless you're using your tongue.

Uhh, this is a joke, right? Here's a little help:



http://www.techterms.com/definition/digital



By the way, you may want to be careful the next time you use the word "gay" or "fag". These terms have evolved over time and probably don't mean what you think.

Yes. It was a joke. Thank you for making the experience funnier though.



p.s.--your fingers and toes are still digits: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/digital

Thanks for the clarification - good thing I used the term 'digital device' and not 'digit device'! On a side note, I recently saw the TCU mascot in person attending a Utah gymnastic meet. It looked much more 'horny' then it appears to be on TV.

As a medical student I had to do a lot of digital rectal exams. While technically there is nothing binary about a digital rectal exam there was a "1" on my hand and an "0" on some poor patient's butt.....



In medical school when I'd express interest in not doing a digital rectal exam I was told that there are only 2 reasons why it should not be done:



1) You don't have a finger



2) The patient doesn't have an a$$



Fortunately in my current specialty I am far removed from sticking my finger in folks' butts.



I hope this sheds light on the subtleties of the digital debate.

allcoug wrote:
Seems like there wouldn't be enough space for both myself and my a$$ in those little offices.

blue42 wrote:

Seems like there wouldn't be enough space for both myself and my a$$ in those little offices.

WOW you must have a huge a$$!! :D I'm sorry I couldn't pass that up.

hawkwing wrote:

Well, the soon-to-be starting QB at BYU is a true freshman that came to BYU giving the impression that he's going to forgo a mission to improve his chances of playing in the NFL, a Sunday job.



I'm thinking that the number of LDS athletes (the BYU women's rugby team excluded) that have a problem competing on Sunday is not very big.



Does the U really market itself to LDS athletes as a Mormon-friendly environment?

There's a big difference between working on a Sunday and playing a hobby sport on a Sunday. Maybe there shouldn't be, but there is.

snoscythe wrote:
A type-writer is a digital device...unless you're using your tongue.

CAFB_04-12 wrote:

CAFB_04-12 wrote:
Well, the soon-to-be starting QB at BYU is a true freshman that came to BYU giving the impression that he's going to forgo a mission to improve his chances of playing in the NFL, a Sunday job.



I'm thinking that the number of LDS athletes (the BYU women's rugby team excluded) that have a problem competing on Sunday is not very big.



Does the U really market itself to LDS athletes as a Mormon-friendly environment?

There's a big difference between working on a Sunday and playing a hobby sport on a Sunday. Maybe there shouldn't be, but there is.

I disagree with this. While I do believe that there is a difference between being a fireman and working on Sundays and going out to the park and playing football with the boys on Sunday, I think professional sports are a legitimate career. Nobody questions the accountant that has to take business trips on Sunday, or the military man deployed, TDY, or otherwise working on Sunday. Just because football is a hobby for some doesn't mean it's not a legit career for others. Just my $.02.

imuakahuku wrote:

hawkwing wrote:

Well, the soon-to-be starting QB at BYU is a true freshman that came to BYU giving the impression that he's going to forgo a mission to improve his chances of playing in the NFL, a Sunday job.



I'm thinking that the number of LDS athletes (the BYU women's rugby team excluded) that have a problem competing on Sunday is not very big.



Does the U really market itself to LDS athletes as a Mormon-friendly environment?

There's a big difference between working on a Sunday and playing a hobby sport on a Sunday. Maybe there shouldn't be, but there is.

I disagree with this. While I do believe that there is a difference between being a fireman and working on Sundays and going out to the park and playing football with the boys on Sunday, I think professional sports are a legitimate career. Nobody questions the accountant that has to take business trips on Sunday, or the military man deployed, TDY, or otherwise working on Sunday. Just because football is a hobby for some doesn't mean it's not a legit career for others. Just my $.02.

I disagree, the military should not be allowed to kill on Sunday!



As for me and my a$$, we will keep ourselvs safely away from all things descriped as "digital".

imuakahuku wrote:

A type-writer is a digital device...unless you're using your tongue.

Not the ones I grew up on! You had to use your whole arm to get it to work. I can still remeber the first time I tried typing on an electric after having used a manual up to that point. It went something like this:



DDDDDDDDDDDeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaarrrrrrrr SSSSSSiiiiiirrrrrr,,,,,,



I got a little better as I typed! :)

CAFB_04-12 wrote:
Does the U really market itself to LDS athletes as a Mormon-friendly environment?

HoosierCougar wrote:
Will Prop 8 and the "Mormon Thing" stick to Utah? When they go to P-12 stadia will they hear some degree of the awful bigotry that Cougar Faithful have endured for years?

tripwire wrote:
I was under the impression that the individual school got some leeway when it comes to scheduling home games. I certainly could be wrong about that though.

Does Utah not play any games on Sundays at all now? I guess I always assumed they would since they are a state school with no church affiliation.