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Salt Lake City, Utah - Luvianka - 08-12-2011
OK, I guess this is a kind of stupid question, but I have to do it anyway. I have been contacted from my former employer (the Mexican branch of an American consulting firm based in Boston) to assist them in a big project. Problem is that I have to spend about three weeks in Salt Lake City, Utah, working in the project. I am going to be accommodated in a fancy hotel and be given US$150 a day in expenses and so on. Any suggestions for quick game (if any) in the city? I am not looking forward to visiting the World Capital of Mormonism.
Salt Lake City, Utah - Moma - 08-12-2011
Quote: (08-12-2011 11:02 AM)Luvianka Wrote:
OK, I guess this is a kind of stupid question, but I have to do it anyway. I have been contacted from my former employer (the Mexican branch of an American consulting firm based in Boston) to assist them in a big project. Problem is that I have to spend about three weeks in Salt Lake City, Utah, working in the project. I am going to be accommodated in a fancy hotel and be given US$150 a day in expenses and so on. Any suggestions for quick game (if any) in the city? I am not looking forward to visiting the World Capital of Mormonism.
I heard Mormons like to fcuk. You might want to look into that.
Salt Lake City, Utah - Luvianka - 08-12-2011
Quote: (08-12-2011 11:08 AM)Moma Wrote:
Quote: (08-12-2011 11:02 AM)Luvianka Wrote:
OK, I guess this is a kind of stupid question, but I have to do it anyway. I have been contacted from my former employer (the Mexican branch of an American consulting firm based in Boston) to assist them in a big project. Problem is that I have to spend about three weeks in Salt Lake City, Utah, working in the project. I am going to be accommodated in a fancy hotel and be given US$150 a day in expenses and so on. Any suggestions for quick game (if any) in the city? I am not looking forward to visiting the World Capital of Mormonism.
I heard Mormons like to fcuk. You might want to look into that.
Sure thing! And they also like to have many wives and wear White underwear! You just have to marry them before fucking.
Salt Lake City, Utah - MiXX - 08-12-2011
The white "special" underwear is used to protect them against stabbings from knives or sharp objects, and spontaneous combustion. God lives on a planet near a star called Kolob, and had actual sex with Mary to give birth to Jesus. This is true belief by them, not making it up.
What does this all mean? That I am certain if these mormon girls believe that, they would believe just about anything you tell them to get them into bed =)
Mixx
Salt Lake City, Utah - jammin - 09-02-2011
First post but long time lurker here. Figure now is a good time to give back to the community.
I grew up in smaller Utah city in a very strict Mormon family but I spent 4 years in SLC earning my degree. For the most part what you guys have said is true. Mormonism is a repressive religion. Not nearly to the degree of Islam or possibly even other bible touting religions, but they are very cliquish. You may be able to hook up with some Mormons but if you are only there for 3 weeks it may be tricky (not so much to get into an individual girls pants as just to figure out how Mormons work). They will want you to be a believer and take them to the temple to be married for eternity mormon BS. So you will have to decide whether that is worth it to you or not. On the one hand you can learn all about a crazy religion/cult, on the other it might be more than you can handle haha.
However if you don't even want to go there, there exists a community of people in SLC who have escaped (or relocated from other places and never converted) and are able to live semi-normal lives. Mormons make up probably 70% or so of the Utah population, (although possibly less in SLC), and the 'normal' people make up some of what's left over. If you are interested in meeting those people I can recommend some places to visit, like coffee shops, dance clubs, etc.
Salt Lake City, Utah - alb3 - 09-03-2011
I used to travel to SLC often for a previous job. Utah close to the mountains is pretty but the state otherwise sucks balls. SLC is actually majority catholic and is liberal by Utah standards. But it's still Utah. It can be done but it's not as easy as other places. You'll be there for work anyway so go and give it a shot. The University of Utah is there so you'll be able to find things to do and women to game.