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Kalibeck

by Kalibeck on 22 September 2007 - 23:09

Well...........that's why he's my EX! LOL jo


by GoldenElk on 22 September 2007 - 23:09

...I just tell them that I'm a Scientoligist and that they have to excuse me because I was right in the middle of sacrificing a chicken stuffed with c-notes in the name of L. Ron Hubbard.

by Louise M. Penery on 23 September 2007 - 00:09

Ummm....why not just do the polite thing, open the door and say you're not interested?

Sorry, to me these folks are about as welcome as telemarketers. I choose not to have my days interrupted by the likes of either. What we need is a "National Do Not Ring or Knock Registry"! Maybe hang a "do not disturb" tag on the doorknob?  I feel like a bloody hypocrite when I accept their religious pamphlets with the full knowlege that I will immediately trash them. 

I was always polite when I had no choice but to answer the door and trip over my "canine alarms".


by GoldenElk on 23 September 2007 - 00:09

I say why not just do the polite thing...respect other people's religious preferences and stop trying to force "yours" down someone's throat.

Sunsilver

by Sunsilver on 23 September 2007 - 00:09

AUUUUGGGGHH!!!

I GIVE UP!!

I post something funny here to lighten the mood, after the innocent thread that turned into the Leerburg Assasination thread, and you have to drag this one down, too!!

What a bunch of horse's asses!  

 


by GoldenElk on 23 September 2007 - 00:09

Come on now...its the Pedigreedatabase!

animules

by animules on 23 September 2007 - 01:09

I thought it was funny.  

 

I had a cousin that would offer to sit and listen if they would also sit and listen to her religion pitch, then she would claim to be a wiccan and they had to come back during a full moon, remove all clothes, and sit in her garden while they traded ideas.  They would leave and not come back.  


allaboutthedawgs

by allaboutthedawgs on 23 September 2007 - 01:09

Shasta-I've found being polite does not work. Not that I'm polite. But my husband used to be polite to them. Most would just keep coming back. After a while he would let me answer the door. Which I mostly enjoyed. I have found that repeating everything they say will make them take me off their list-telemarketers and solicitors of all kinds. Ex.-

Them: Hi I'm from the Fuller Brush Company.

Me: Hi I'm from the Fuller Brush Company.

Them: Pardon me?

Me: Pardon me?

etc. etc.. Not only does it work like a charm but it's fun as hell.

Sunsilver, please don't ruin everyone's fun by the "Mennonite Penelope Pitstop" routine. Which is really a whole lot nicer than calling you a "horse's ass".  And I personally love a good horse's ass. Quarter horses and Fresians are the best.


by von symphoni on 23 September 2007 - 02:09

holy cow that was funny.  I was raised in a conservative christian home and am still in that belief, but I dont go door to door and I think that probably Christ had a pretty funky sense of humor.  Not to mention that just possibly, maybe, perhaps when a mormon church family showed up at my door I perhaps, maybe pretended to be somewhat, mentally offbalance.  I might have drooled, I might have stepped up close to the gentleman at the door and grinned at him while reaching for his lapel, I might have... maybe pulled at the woman's skirt and tried to peek under it.... but... I might have been mentally disturbed.... so what could they do?  They politely dismissed themselves and i managed to duck behind the door before slumping to the floor in muffled laughter.

maybe

 

Lisa

 


allaboutthedawgs

by allaboutthedawgs on 23 September 2007 - 02:09

Okay, Lisa, you are the champ! That's great!






 


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