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Just had some less-than-convincing gentlemen bang on the door asking about our faith. Both had what I think were Irish accents. One of them was/is wearing jogging bottoms with tatty brown loafers and a Celtic F.C. shirt, and the other one's wearing a dirty blue and white tracksuit with a Bukta motif and has a tattoo on his neck. Neither of them had any of the literature you'd expect legit Witnesses to carry on them. Neither did they have anything to identify themselves with.
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