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They're always in pairs, too...
You always know that they're JW to can't you? They get out of their cars, which are always ford focuses, then they saunter towards the first house. Often wearing ponchos, usually old. About the pairing thing, I once saw a group of about 10 of them! They didn't knock but they were walking into another street. Seems as if they sometimes just deploy intimidation techniques. Nasty people indeed.
Their sales pitch is always something like 'welcome to paradise' They then hand you a leaflet with a picture of rolling green hills and a waterfall. Asking you if this is how you envisage your afterlife or some crud like that.
In conclusion they are a dispicable pathetic religion. Whom bug you constantly and can even forcibly do so. I frankly am disgusted by any JW. They sicken me. Apologgies but tthat is the way that I feel.
> What do they say when they come to the door then?
>
The last ones that came to my door were very freindly too an elderly couple who spoke about people wanting to live forever and how that's not for them because whop'd want to live forever in a world that's rapidly descending into chaos. They then left me some leaflets (which Lucy binned before I read) and said they would come back to discuss what was in them. They did serveral times. I usually hid. Then they caught me cooking lunch (blooming front facing kitchens) and I told them it was very interesting but I wasn't interested in taking it any further than that at the moment. They left as cherrily as they arrived.
I too have come to the conclusion that they get a bad rep.
There was a girl who was a Jehovas Witness inmy high school. I never spoke to her though. Her dad used to pick her up from school in a 3 wheeler.
> Sorry to shatter everyone's view of Jehovah's Witnesses, but I had a
> couple call at my door just over two years ago; I invited them in and
> we talked about religion for about an hour - I'm an atheist and they
> accepted my reasons why I didn't want religion in my life.
>
> Since then they've called round for coffee and non-religious chat
> about once every two or three months.
Yeah, I always invite them in. Mormons too. Oddly, I haven't had a visit in over 2 years now...
> Ms NY wrote:
> I love it when the American boys in black suits come to the door.
> Try
> to keep them there for as long as possible.
> They may not even be Jehovah Witnesses, but I don't mind.
>
> Mormons?
There's no need to insult their intelligence.
> I love it when the American boys in black suits come to the door. Try
> to keep them there for as long as possible.
> They may not even be Jehovah Witnesses, but I don't mind.
Mormons?
They may not even be Jehovah Witnesses, but I don't mind.
One time some people came to the door and said some stuff then gave me a leaflet and left. It was only about 3 days later when I actually looked at it that I realised they were JWs.