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Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:49 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 8:27 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:54 pm
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Infection XIII zz1000zz Infection XIII Jehova's Witnesses kept coming to my door a while back, but one day they came on the wrong day. I was pissed off and blasting Grendel. They knock on the door, so I do the best thing I can come up with. I run to the kitchen, grab a bottle of red food coloring and spill it all over the floor and my shirt, then opened the door. Remember, this is all improvised in a matter of five seconds, so I just came up with the stupidest dialogue I can think off. Before they can utter a word I say "Oh! You guys must be the ones with the bloodstain remover! Hurry up, the cops are on their way." Looking confused and scared at the same time they simply turn away and walk. Haven't seen them since. I never understood harassing people like this. They have done nothing to provoke it. I especially do not understand people harassing them like this, then complaining when they get harassed for their "culture." But hey, do enjoy your laughs. How exactly is that harassing? I'm not the persistent one who, week after week, has to tell them(it's always the same people) over and over that I'm not interested in their religion, and that I don't want to be saved. I'd say that's provocation enough.
Commonly, harassment is behavior designed to disturb or upset. The example you provided was clearly designed to do both.
It is ridiculous for you to consider polite visitations provocation enough for harassment.
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Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 10:20 am
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zz1000zz Infection XIII zz1000zz Infection XIII Jehova's Witnesses kept coming to my door a while back, but one day they came on the wrong day. I was pissed off and blasting Grendel. They knock on the door, so I do the best thing I can come up with. I run to the kitchen, grab a bottle of red food coloring and spill it all over the floor and my shirt, then opened the door. Remember, this is all improvised in a matter of five seconds, so I just came up with the stupidest dialogue I can think off. Before they can utter a word I say "Oh! You guys must be the ones with the bloodstain remover! Hurry up, the cops are on their way." Looking confused and scared at the same time they simply turn away and walk. Haven't seen them since. I never understood harassing people like this. They have done nothing to provoke it. I especially do not understand people harassing them like this, then complaining when they get harassed for their "culture." But hey, do enjoy your laughs. How exactly is that harassing? I'm not the persistent one who, week after week, has to tell them(it's always the same people) over and over that I'm not interested in their religion, and that I don't want to be saved. I'd say that's provocation enough. Commonly, harassment is behavior designed to disturb or upset. The example you provided was clearly designed to do both. It is ridiculous for you to consider polite visitations provocation enough for harassment. I'll put it this way, it was fun for me at the time; That's enough justification for me.
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Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 11:47 am
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Infection XIII zz1000zz Infection XIII zz1000zz Infection XIII Jehova's Witnesses kept coming to my door a while back, but one day they came on the wrong day. I was pissed off and blasting Grendel. They knock on the door, so I do the best thing I can come up with. I run to the kitchen, grab a bottle of red food coloring and spill it all over the floor and my shirt, then opened the door. Remember, this is all improvised in a matter of five seconds, so I just came up with the stupidest dialogue I can think off. Before they can utter a word I say "Oh! You guys must be the ones with the bloodstain remover! Hurry up, the cops are on their way." Looking confused and scared at the same time they simply turn away and walk. Haven't seen them since. I never understood harassing people like this. They have done nothing to provoke it. I especially do not understand people harassing them like this, then complaining when they get harassed for their "culture." But hey, do enjoy your laughs. How exactly is that harassing? I'm not the persistent one who, week after week, has to tell them(it's always the same people) over and over that I'm not interested in their religion, and that I don't want to be saved. I'd say that's provocation enough. Commonly, harassment is behavior designed to disturb or upset. The example you provided was clearly designed to do both. It is ridiculous for you to consider polite visitations provocation enough for harassment. I'll put it this way, it was fun for me at the time; That's enough justification for me.
Hey, enjoy being a jerk. If some guy decides to beat you up for fun, I am sure he will enjoy it too.
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Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 3:48 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2009 12:23 am
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Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2009 4:14 am
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Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:31 am
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Digital Malevolence The Goth Apple Digital Malevolence People don't come to my house, I don't live in a neighborhood, I live in the middle of the woods. Same. They've only come here once, and I think the closest neighbor sent them when they found out we're pagan. My mother, being my mother, set them down with a cup of tea and had a two-hour long conversation. neutral I'm afraid I don't follow what is meant by that emoticon.
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Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:21 pm
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Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 1:45 pm
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The Goth Apple Digital Malevolence The Goth Apple Digital Malevolence People don't come to my house, I don't live in a neighborhood, I live in the middle of the woods. Same. They've only come here once, and I think the closest neighbor sent them when they found out we're pagan. My mother, being my mother, set them down with a cup of tea and had a two-hour long conversation. neutral I'm afraid I don't follow what is meant by that emoticon. It was a "Two hour conversation!" shocked emoticon, but more in the sense like 'I don't know what to say to that' kind of shocked emotion, rather than the "Holy s**t, really!?' one, like this - eek -
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Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 8:38 am
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Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 10:29 pm
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Digital Malevolence The Goth Apple Digital Malevolence The Goth Apple Digital Malevolence People don't come to my house, I don't live in a neighborhood, I live in the middle of the woods. Same. They've only come here once, and I think the closest neighbor sent them when they found out we're pagan. My mother, being my mother, set them down with a cup of tea and had a two-hour long conversation. neutral I'm afraid I don't follow what is meant by that emoticon.It was a "Two hour conversation!" shocked emoticon, but more in the sense like 'I don't know what to say to that' kind of shocked emotion, rather than the "Holy s**t, really!?' one, like this - eek - Oh, alright. Though, the real surprise is that my mother limited herself to two hours.
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