Once I tell someone I'm from Utah, the next thing I have to say is "no, I'm not Mormon."

I moved from utah six years ago and am graduating in 4 months, and kids are still asking. My first day as the new kid I stood up in class and introduced myself, and the first question I got was "how many moms do you have?"

All hail Cthulhu.

I occasionally see that happen here on FML. Especially in circumstances where the OP is from a southern state.

I hate how some people immediately judge you because of your religion

I know that feel. < is from N. Jersey.

no they already voted for obama hussain

Even those of us that are Mormon can be cool too. It drives me crazy when people blatantly stereotype.

it is over 60% mormon. So over 50% chance you are right. Grew up with alot around me in my area of Wisconsin. Good people and good friends. None gave a shit if I didn't follow their rules and none tried to convert me from atheism

Exactly! And even if he'd said yes, I don't know why they'd start acting "weird" around him. They clearly liked him and found him to be a decent and respectful person before, so I don't see why that would suddenly change. It's like the equivalent meeting someone and finding them totally cool and nice, but then suddenly treating them like a terrorist once you find out they're muslim. Pretty stupid...

It's not quite the equivalent, but same premise. Acting a little odd around someone isn't the same as treating them like they're a terrorist.

Well when I meet a terrorist I start acting kinda weird.

Yeah, try saying your from Chicago nowadays. To hear people talk we leave the house everyday in a kevlar suit.