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Quote: Tim Walker @ November 16 2009, 8:07 PM GMT

Tim just heard the doorbell ring. He opened the front door to find a young man collecting for the 'Dogs' Trust'...

YOUNG MAN: Hello, my name's Dan, I'm collecting for the Dogs' Trust.
ME: Right.
YOUNG MAN: So... do you like dogs?
ME: Not really.
YOUNG MAN: OK then, good night.

Then he left. Rolling eyes

Sounds like my run-in with the Jehovah's witnesses at my front door the other day.
:D

Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 16 2009, 11:10 PM GMT

Sounds like my run-in with the Jehovah's witnesses at my front door the other day.
:D

People who come uninvited to your door just give up so easily thesedays. :(

The 2 young guys asked me if I was familiar with their religion and I said, "I know you peddle it door to door."

They said thank you and left.

:D

Quote: Moonstone @ November 16 2009, 6:10 PM GMT

I've been leaving my curtains open for years and no-one's bothered watching me yet :(

Ditto!

Quote: Tim Walker @ November 16 2009, 8:07 PM GMT

Tim just heard the doorbell ring. He opened the front door to find a young man collecting for the 'Dogs' Trust'...

YOUNG MAN: Hello, my name's Dan, I'm collecting for the Dogs' Trust.
ME: Right.
YOUNG MAN: So... do you like dogs?
ME: Not really.
YOUNG MAN: OK then, good night.

Then he left. Rolling eyes

Ah, bless.

Quote: bigfella @ November 16 2009, 10:39 PM GMT

Still so colddddddddddddddddd...

and is putting off going to bed because he something very unpleasent to do before he gets in there!

:O

Tell us bigfella!

Quote: Aaron @ November 16 2009, 11:28 PM GMT

Ah, bless.

He wasn't 10! He was in his twenties, easily.

I didn't say anything nastily to him, I was just surprised how easily he gave up, that's all.

Still: bless. :)

I feel really bad about it now. :(

An annoying mother to an annoying little girl in my daughter's class has been pushing a bunch of us to go to her house for coffee and I'm convinced that she's clinically insane. Well, she asked a bunch of us that were all together what religions we practiced and then she offered how she was a strict Mormon and did we have any questions for her, so as to create a dialogue on religious sensitivity. A couple moms asked very vague questions and she rattled off a carefully memorized answer. So then I chimed in and said, "I love the show Big Love? Do you watch it?" She's left us alone ever since.

Just had to Google that. :D

Yep, that should do it!

I'm about 10 years younger than the other moms in my daughter's class and they are fascinated by the fact that I'm a writer and that I tend to say what I think and that not much embarrasses me.

Told them about the college room-mate yet...?

Yes, they're the bunch I was talking about. Luckily "Mormon Mom" wasn't there horning in on the conversation.

Oops, I forgot! I was too busy focusing on the lesbian idea to concentrate on any subtext... Whistling nnocently

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