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Due to overwhelming popular demand from my reader, I have done an exhaustive search of my email and turned up the missing Dan Peterson correspondence. You may now enjoy the correspondence in its entirety. And to repeat myself from last week:

Dan Peterson recently had an email exchange with the author of the Moroni the Alien site. This week's Worst features all of Dan's correspondence with this fellow. I think it rather nicely illustrates exactly what the most rabid, howling-at-the-moon anti-Mormons are like.

Oh yes, if you have a pacemaker installed, you may want to refrain from reading. You may die laughing. For the rest of you, in order to help prevent laugh-induced injury, place pillows on the floor near your computer—and keep a box of tissues nearby. ROFL.