When I was a wee lass (read: teenage troublemaker), I lived in a yuppy suburban hellpit of a neighborhood. The natural fauna were pretty damn horrifying in their own right - if you've ever been to a Texas suburb and\or seen an episode of King of the Hill, you know what kind of humanoid creatures I'm talking about - vicious, feral, and not very
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and just stood at the door grinning and slowly stroking the knife as they talked.
Ahahahahaha! I would pay real money to see that.
I kind of wondered if anyone would take the religious angle on this prompt, though if so, I would not have expected them to enjoy tormenting the solicitors. Usually, I just hide. ;)
I would almost expect you'd be interested in the answering machine gadget that rolls out this incredible time-wasting bizarrity for the solicitor at the other end... except why let a machine have all the fun when you can do it yourself?
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I'm pretty sure the missionaries I used to get swarmed with were Mormons. At the time, I just called them door to door holy rollers, but in retrospect, a lot of their shit seems to fit - bicycles, mostly young and male (I don't think I ever saw a female one actually), pressed white shirts and ties, starting their spiel off with some shit about family. LMAO @ segregating a car by gender. I just...those motherfuckers clearly need more Futurama episode guides and calculator instruction booklets in their lives because their currently holy book is severely lacking. (I know, I know, SOMEBODY had to take the religious angle on this prompt and be the token obnoxious atheist, but I never claimed to have self control!)
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And I would pay good money to watch any of these scenarios live.
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I wonder if the whole point of going door to door to profess their faith is more for their benefit than ours - like its them demonstrating their religion. I can't imagine many people have ever decided to join a faith because of this style of recruitment, so what other reason is there?
Anyhow, laughed out loud at the towel story. Good for you!
Let me roll with an obvious song association:
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Dude, seriously, IDK how\why these people think ringing a stranger's doorbell for anything other than delivering a package or selling girl scout cookies is a good idea. NO I DO NOT WANT TO BUY YOUR JESUS, GO AWAY. (And given they apparently threaten their members with eternal separation from their loved ones in the afterlife should a practicing member fail to tithe, they are literally selling their Jesus! DO NOT WANT.)
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