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The cheek of some people

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About an hour ago i decide to come down to the celler to the utility room to catch up on some ironing whilst leaving my youngest (aged 5) playing with her puzzles and watching TV. Whilst down in the celler my daughter comes down and says mummy there are people here to see you. So of upstairs i went to find the visitors happily sitting down encamped in my front room complete with new born baby. I took one look and hadnt a flamin clue who they were until they started the spiel. Bloody jehovah witnesses :evil: So in the most polite way i could think of (because my youngest was there) i told them to get out of my house and never to come back in between bollokin them for taking advantage of a small child to gain entry into my house.

Now dont get me wrong each and every one to their own but the way they gained entry is beyond comprehension and im not even sure if its legal!!

So i have just had to sit down with my daughter and explain the dangers of strangers and letting people into the house that she doesnt know.

What a crap world we live in.

Now if it had been jed that let them in i could see the funny side because he would stitch me up like that then promptly thin out.
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Do you believe in shooting all ignorant bas*ard that come to your door?
YES.
I hope you told them to F off.
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Those people must be utterly clueless. Theyr'e lucky they didn;t get charged!

Even at my friendss houses, out of basic politness, when I knock on the door and one of the kids answers I won't go in until invited to do so by an adult. It's just common courtessy and good sense.

What utter cretins!
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Dont get me wrong i have nothing against people standing up for their religeon but i am against them taking advantage of achild to gain entry into my home and making themselves comfy. Im surprised she didnt have the kettle on for a cuppie. :(
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Your trouble is flo you are to polite
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I would have told then to fcuk right off!

My dad got so fed up one summer of the JWs coming round quicker than Santa Claus, so he invited them in. Considering my dad is an RC deacon, all could go very wrong! Take into consideration that he is a religious man but not a bible basher and will never force this onto any one.

Set the scene, my dad looks a tad like Jack Dee but with Phil Mitchell’s temper.

He invites them in, sits them down and listens to what they have to say for all of 1 minute. He then turns around and proclaims to the 2 JW's sitting on the sofa;

'You are in my house and therefore you will now listen to me!'

For 2hrs my dad took the bible apart, questioned the JW's on what they actually know (which turned out to be jack sh*t). Then quietly escorted them to the front door and left them with:

'And the next time you come around knocking, we will dive deeper into the 10 commandments'.

That was 8yrs ago and they have never been seen in our area since!

Now the Mormons that turned up 2yrs ago, that is a funny story!
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wierd, they came to my door too yesterday, the way to get rid of them is to say ure catholic! works a treat, apparantly its the only religion they cant "convert"
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JoJo82 wrote:Now the Mormons that turned up 2yrs ago, that is a funny story!
In 1997 we were sent to Hawaii at the tax payers expense, as we would be there for 3 weeks my wife flew out to join us for the last week (I'd already been away for 5 month's the poor women couldn't live without me). We went on a day trip to a place called the Polynesian Culture Centre, now this is a great day out and I would recommend it to anyone who visits Hawaii but...........beware this place is run by the Mormans! What ever you do dont go on the Bus trip to visit their temple, which is a beautiful place like heaven on earth. The guides are were all young girls with a somewhat brainwashed religous expression on there face, which was fine and the tour was enjoyable if not a little high on god, anyway we all got hauled into this great big audatorium. This girl starts telling us how much she loves this video and how it makes her feel closer to god. It turns out it was a recruitment video, again which is fine I can take it or leave it, anyway the lights come on and they started handing out these comment cards you when you fill in your address, a few comments and whatever. It was clear we would not have been released from this building until we had filled one out, so I look at wa lass and she looks at me we both have the same idea so choking back the giggles I put my brother in laws name and address, and she puts down her sisters. Obviously we didn't think any more would come of it exept maybe the odd pamphlet. So we enjoyed the rest of our jolly and had a giggle about it.
Three months later the Mormon Inquisition pounce on my unsuspecting brother in law, but "Mr Walsh you were in Hawaii, you said on the comment card you were moved by god. Whats changed?" So after 2 hours of this my poor brother in law gets rid of them.
I would have paid hundreds of pound's to seen that, eat your heart out Jeremy Beadle.
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Arrr Jehovas witnesses.

Dressed up in suits and nice frocks. Mate of mine was working on his car when he sussed out these err legs stood by the side of the car.

"Yer what you want then?" he inquired.

Next thing he knew four beaming faces were on a level with his oil stained fizzogg. They then proceeded to inform him of the second coming whilst he was trying to put his oil filter back. He completed the task, got up and warmly shook each of their hands in turn...................Once this was done he then informed them that best they fark off sharpish or he was going to pat them on the back next.

They took the hint and legged it away sharpish to, I presume, look for someplace where they could clean the oil, snot and other stuff that me mate had on his hands.

A bloke in Stonehouse Barracks once Found God and proceeded to drive us all nuts with his habit of leaving nice little pamplets on our pits each weekend. He would try and convert the younger lads to his way of life with no success whatsoever.

Anyway he was a very keen cyclist and had spend a bomb on this err Super Duper Racing bike.................. One Sunday morning he could not find his bike. There it was hoicked up on the Galley Chimney with D10 Telephone cable holding it in place. The chimney was about sixty foot high and had no access point to it........The things you do when your pissed!! :D

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Jehovas witnesses ... I always tell them I've read the bible and he gets killed in the end but it's a cracking good read....and then set the dog on them.............
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We had a Major who found God in Arnhem. If your locker was in shit order you borrowed the bible and stood it right in of every thing, he would then tell you about the bible classes he ran and you said all the right words and he would walk pass the sergeant saying " A good man that, top soldier". The sergeant would hiss at you as he walked past, I'll effing have you yet you B "
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JWs, eh? Guess youse guys aren't as fortunate as us here...
We got scientologists, see, they want to not only spread the word, they want money and they want you to see movies, those produced by the church itself and those made by Tom Cruise, John Travolta, et al.
We got approached by one of those outside a friend's bar last week.
Short conversation it was.
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A while ago i was stopped in the street by a scientologist, being young (i was 15 at the time) and naive i agreed to take a personality test on the spot.
After taking about half an hour to get through some perliminary questions i was then asked by the now impatient looking bloke what i thought my worse trait was, this had me stumped so after a fair bit of head scratching i blurted out ''indecisivness''.....i laughed but he didn't find it so funny. I was then told that i wasn't a suitable candidate but i could still purchase a book on dianetics if i so wish, i said no, this was greeted with a now very 'upset' look on his face and a cheery ''that was a waste of F-ing time'' as i walked away.

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This is a very strange organization...
If you read about their beliefs, even in a cursory manner, much of the stuff is extremely weird, even more so because they are so dead serious about it.
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Frank S. wrote:This is a very strange organization...
If you read about their beliefs, even in a cursory manner, much of the stuff is extremely weird, even more so because they are so dead serious about it.
Religious wise, the JW religion actually breaks the commandments, sins etc Plus they all think every one is a demon worshiper if you believe in ghost/spirits blah blah blah blah
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