To: Wrigley
And you can let them know that. They are very gracious, and used to the word "no."
730 posted on
04/04/2003 3:02:35 PM PST by
Illbay
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To: Illbay; Dr. Eckleburg
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To: Illbay; Wrigley
No, no Wrigley. I will say, without a doubt, the Jehovah's Witness' are far worse than any Mormon kid on a bike. The Mormons will take no for an answer, and go away, but the Jheovah's Witness people will just your doorstep or mailbox with their tracts when you tell them no. So, Ilbay, at least the Mormons are better behaved.
734 posted on
04/04/2003 3:10:59 PM PST by
Bella_Bru
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To: Illbay
That's a word more people should tell them.
749 posted on
04/04/2003 4:26:32 PM PST by
Wrigley
To: Illbay; so_real; Wrigley; drstevej; Revelation 911; ksen
They are very gracious, and used to the word "no." Sorry Illbay, they're not all so gracious.
We lived in an apartment building in Arlington, VA for 8 years. The building was owned by a very kind older [FR 5th Amendment] gentleman. When we first moved in our rent went up every 6 months. When our son was born and my wife stayed home with him, our rent didn't go up again for the next five years.
He rented (perhaps donated) an apartment in the building to [FR 5th Amendment] missionaries. For the most part they seemed like nice young men.
But on more than one occasion, when my wife was trying to get our 2-year-old and an arm full of groceries up the three flights to our apartment, she would actually have to walk around the group of missionaries standing talking on the sidewalk.
I'm not trashing your boys. But they're not all so gracious.
After all, they're still human....so far....
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