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14 Dec 09 11:02
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First question she asked:
'Have you ever wondered why everything up in the Cosmos is so ordered and peaceful?'

I stared at the old dear for a moment in disbelief ( pun intended).

'Ordered? Peaceful? My Dear- there are forces up there so powerful that they are ripping apart the very fabric of time and space. I'll do you a deal- you go away - read Stephen Hawkin - then come back and i'll listen to you - and then i'll read your scriptures with an open mind.'

'Oh - I don't think I'm allowed to do that - this book sounds subversive'

She looked a little pale so i was tempted to ask whether she should pop along for a blood transfusion- but I held back and just smiled and wished her a nice day.

Wonder if she will return.

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By:
Back High Lay Low
When: 14 Dec 09 11:12
Stephen Hawking has written some of the most popular coaster's in the history of literature.
By:
french force
When: 14 Dec 09 12:03
I just ask them, what Exactly did you see? they never answer.
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 14 Dec 09 12:08
I find the animal horns, pagan symbols and the sacrificed virgins, goats and sheep lying all over the front garden helps put them off ringing the bell
By:
ENGLANDAWAY
When: 14 Dec 09 12:35
Two witnesses knock a door and are invited into the kitchen.
The owner makes them a brew and then asks "so, what do you want?"
"Dunno" comes the reply "we have never got this far before"!
By:
Euro5
When: 14 Dec 09 16:47
Jehovah's Witness sold me an advent calendar
I opened the first door and there were 2 of the f****** stood behind it
By:
Augustine
When: 14 Dec 09 16:54
When I was a kid, my dad used to argue with them for hours when they came round. He'd keep them standing on the doorstep and he'd never concede any of their points.

They stopped coming eventually.
By:
orioles
When: 14 Dec 09 16:57
My father was a geologist and would invite them in and discuss fossil history. I'm sure he destroyed some faith along the way; I hope he was right, or someone will be roasting the poor bugger now.
By:
wit-ham
When: 14 Dec 09 17:05
my brother answered the door to them when we were kids and shouted to my dad

it's those shampoo people again
By:
speedypro
When: 14 Dec 09 17:14
Callum Gilhooley sold them his book, the honda Haynes manual, £4.50
By:
Ivor
When: 14 Dec 09 17:14
What is their missionery position when they do come round? Are they expected to recruit a %age to the fold - or is the door-knocking suffice in itself?
By:
Make my hay
When: 14 Dec 09 17:30
"Sir, the answer is Jesus. Now what is the question?"
By:
Tony Broke
When: 14 Dec 09 17:32
i dont think jw's would say that tbh
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 14 Dec 09 17:35
no they're not very big on Jesus .
It's all about Jehovah and the Watchtower and Tract Bible Society - a multinational printing and property conglomerate who happen to exploit the Jehovahs Witness© brand.
By:
Make my hay
When: 14 Dec 09 17:41
I'm going to have to read up on Jehova because I haven't got a clue who the fk he is
By:
HowieTheRookie.
When: 14 Dec 09 18:13
Yahweh
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 14 Dec 09 18:17
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_hlMK7tCks
By:
Make my hay
When: 14 Dec 09 18:24
Come on who threw that stone?
LOL, I knew that was going to be that clip
By:
Johnnee
When: 14 Dec 09 19:45
2 called on me back in October. I've told them I might untie them and let them out for Christmas
By:
unmatched yet again
When: 14 Dec 09 19:58
whats the difference between a jehovas witness and a lada

you can always shut the door on a jehovas witness
By:
NEARCTIC
When: 14 Dec 09 22:35
ask them why they all seem to be having four kids each if the world is going to end next week
By:
Aunty Post
When: 15 Dec 09 06:47
This still amuses me when I think of it!

A buddy of mine, who is seriously wealthy, was amusing himself cleaning his £250k plus worth of cars.

He had opened the electric gates as a friend was about to arrive.

He didn't see the four JWs untill they approached him.

In the ensuing banter one of them accused him of being very materialistic to which he replied,
"I'm not materialistic, I just like nice things"!

Classic..............
By:
The Magic Flea
When: 15 Dec 09 13:16
it is a really bizzare religion. I think they believe that there is limited space in paradise. Why they then try to recruit more people is beyond me.
By:
Clerkmore
When: 15 Dec 09 13:30
There was a story told about Jake LaMotta, the famous boxer in the 1940s, who was out for a training run in New York and was stopped by someone who said: "Would you like to be a Jehovah's Witness?"

LaMotta, who apparently wasn't very bright, replied: "I didn't see nuthin!!"
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