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Loz Wrote:

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> I don't a big problem with the God-botherers,

> EXCEPT WHEN THEY RING THE DOORBELL AT 9AM ON THE

> WEEKEND!!! The look of me, half asleep and looking

> like I've been dragged backwards through a hedge

> gets rid if them PDQ, but by then they have killed

> my sleep in.

>

> The muttered curses I send in their direction

> can't do their chances of entering the Kingdom of

> Heaven a lot of good.



Oh for a like button!!!!

I shamefully can picture that Loz *blushes* hehe!

Annette Curtain Wrote:

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> If i'm in the mood I can get them "to make their

> excuses" to leave. 35 minutes is about the best

> i've done, thus far.


Well done.


That's 35 minutes on their "witnessing card" instead of one minute.


A good way to invite another visit.


John K

maritap Wrote:

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> .....BOB....can I point out that not all Jehovah

> Witness are BLACK.


You certainly can. Of course, not all J-Wits call on a Saturday morning either. And not all travel in numbers (like Tusken Raiders). However, if these three things are in evidence all at the same time it adds-up to an indisputable reason not to get as far as opening the door.

I wrote to the leader of the local church that knocks on doors and junk mails with leaflets containing a ridiculous combination of protestations of love and threats about hell (presumably if you do not accept the love). I was a bit of an arsey lawyer about it. Told him I revoked the implied licence for him or his flock to come onto my property and asked him not to trespass.


He was absurdly "I will be gracious and grant your highly unreasonable request" about it, but, no more knocking...

edhistory Wrote:

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> Well done.

>

> That's 35 minutes on their "witnessing card"

> instead of one minute.

>

> A good way to invite another visit.

>

> John K



Honestly, I don't mind as they're well meaning people IMO (mind you I do work most Saturdays)


And sometimes I say "not today thank you" and they politely leave.


I quite like it that "person in towel and socks witnessed for 35 minutes" is written somewhere.


Makes me smile.

Anyone whom thinks it's perfectly alright to attempt doorstep indoctrination at anytime is seriously maladjusted.

And should be treated with a fair amount of caution and equal amount of ridicule.

Pity and fear these folk and all of similar ilk, extremism manifests itself by degrees, these mild mannered, suited and booted terrorists will hijack your reason, if allowed.

Beguiling and demure with their Cheshire cat grins. Be-aware fellow forumites your Saturdays are sacrosanct!

Annette Curtain Wrote:

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> Honestly, I don't mind as they're well meaning

> people IMO (mind you I do work most Saturdays)

>

> And sometimes I say "not today thank you" and they

> politely leave.

>

> I quite like it that "person in towel and socks

> witnessed for 35 minutes" is written somewhere.

>

> Makes me smile.


They will get you for that. Trust me.

I read an account of a visit to a JW 'service' by a clinical psychologist and he said they used techniques of speech that psychologists use.

Worryingly, there was an advertisement for the Church of Scientology on tv last week just caught the last glimpse- anyone else catch that?

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