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[VINYLONE]

Lol. Great pic. He is showing magical underwear,

Please leave anti-Mormon phrases off of this site.

And no, I don't think Larry would be wearing the temple garment underneath a basketball uniform.

My bad if my comment offended anyone. For the record, i am not anti mormon.

Magical underwear? Anti-Mormon? Someone please advise. I have no idea what any of this means.

 

[Joe Bagadonuts]

Magical underwear? Anti-Mormon? Someone please advise. I have no idea what any of this means.

This odd exchange motivated me to Google "magical underwear." The results look more pro-Mormon than anti-Mormon to me.

 

[colton]

Magical underwear? Anti-Mormon? Someone please advise. I have no idea what any of this means.

As part of the LDS temple endowment ceremony, LDS members make certain covenants with God. These covenants are partially represented by symbols on the "temple garment", which is worn as underwear, somewhat similar to how orthodox Jews wear the "Tallit katan" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tallit_katan, or similar to how a Catholic priest wears a collar to remind him of his priestly vows. The temple ceremony and associated garment are considered to be sacred by LDS, and the term "magic underwear" is frequently employed by those wanting to make fun of the LDS practice.

Edit: I should add that the temple garments do basically look like regular underwear--for men, they are t-shirts and close to knee-length briefs (not so brief, I guess). The white underwear you can see sticking out from Larry's Jazz shorts is why BOX made the comment.

 

[VINYLONE]

Very, very interesting. Bizarre, but interesting nevertheless. I wiki'd temple garment and read up on it...thanks Colton.

 

[Sean]

Please leave anti-Mormon phrases off of this site.

And no, I don't think Larry would be wearing the temple garment underneath a basketball uniform.

Can we bash Papists, though?