You knew it was coming, and now it’s here’s: the first exmo response to the LDS mormon.org ad campaign.
“Hi, my name is Robert, and I’m an ex-Mormon.”
Hi, my name is Robert, and I’m an ex-Mormon.
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So well done. I’m a bit in love with that guy now. 🙂
Fantastic!!
I should get my act together and make one of those, too. I’ll be visiting my family next week, and I know they have videocameras…
That’d be a hoot, chanson. You’re destined for stardom.
That is wonderful! The exMo stereotype is every bit as pernicious as the Mormon stereotype. How great would it be if others could realize that we’re just people!
Before the year’s out, I think we should all commit to contributing an ad. At the very least, I’m already planning to run one of those contests I’m so fond of and hand out an award. That said, Robert’s gonna be tough to beat.
By the way, please take a second and subscribe to the YouTube channel that’s hosting these ads.
Very nice!
I believe all exmo’s can remember good experiences that occurred when we were members. I am so very grateful I began really thinking about my concerns with TSCC. I always knew deep down inside, many things simply weren’t “true” as they claimed. This process opened the door to such a better life. Honestly, I had no idea life could really so incredibly good, peaceful, and fulfilling without TSCC. But hey, it is! And, that’s my testimony. Woo hoo! 🙂
I definitely liked how he wasn’t all, “raaghg raaaggh raaagh” — it was very nostalgic. but at the end, the integrity wasn’t there for him.
Hey guys and gals,
We’re currently on the front page over at Reddit.com … if you can spare a sec, pls upvote the link here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/d153q/domo_arigato_mister_exmoroberto_exmormons_launch/
Cool!!! done. 😀
Very well done ad. But does Robert really do all those active things? Tell him to stop it. He’s making the rest of us look bad!
Who knew Powder was an exmo?! This just makes the whole lot of you (mormons and exmormons) seem even stranger.
Nice to meet you, too, Slappy.
Punk.
Watch John Dehlin tell ABC News:
Wow. Go, John.
Chino, if you run a contest, I’ll create an ad.
ProfXM: Anyone interested in creating an ad is invited to consider this offer of help over at this thread:
Running the contest will be the easy part (all we have to do is set up a PollDaddy poll just like chanson did for our previous contests).
Warning: The title is the only thing remotely funny about this latest spoof. I’m just dropping the link here for future reference: Hi, I’m Nephi Christianson. I am a heroin addict and I’m a Mormon.
RE #18
I volunteered over at reddit.