I opened the door, and there they were, 2 mormons. They opened the conversation by talking about what happened when Jesus came to America.
I feel like kind of a dick, because I started laughing uncontrollably at them and just closed the door. All I could think about was South Park, dumb dumb dumb.
Anyone else have the mormons come to your house and all you can think about it South Park?
Sooo.....the Mormons stopped by...
If someone came to my house and started talking about Jesus I would do the same thing, unless they came in the morning, then I would tell them to go fuck themselves and close the door
Came to my house? I live in Utah. 95% of the people in my neighborhood are mormon. Actually everyone in my family besides me is mormon. So yeah, I have to put up with them all the time. It also doesn't help that my dad is in complete denial that I don't consider myself a mormon. He's always asking me to say prayers or when I'm going to start coming back to church again. A lot of the stuff you hear about mormons is actually a lie, they aren't really crazy religious freaks, but they are kinda pushy.
" When the Mormons or Jehovas show up I tend to just not answer the door. Fuck them. There needs to be a no-door-to-door-religious-fanatics list kind of like the do-not-call list and they should have to abide by it. :| "They were standing so that I could't see them from the peep-hole!
Once, perhaps twice. Next chance I get I'm totally going to make a sport out of it, but I need a partner for that and I don't have one at the moment. I might even have to prepare scripts for the next time, I should get started on that in a few days. Better than being a witty bastard to missionaries on the spot, where's the joy in that, I fumble with my words and actions and ultimately fail in the end.
But I would never laugh at them, I would feel like a prick. I hate being rude to people in their faces, even if they are rude to me. Making fun of them without them realizing it is the most I can handle.
" They tend to come by my place allot. Usually once or twice a week. I usually tell them to fuck off, or that I'm atheist and they usually leave. One time I chased them away with baseball bat though. That stopped their visits for while... I was having a bad day. "LMFAO
" @ahriman22 said:Daang once or twice a week? Live in Utah or something? Yeessh, I would just write a letter at some point, that's kinda ridiculous. I get it once or twice a year, and I would still cuss them off, but yikes!" They tend to come by my place allot. Usually once or twice a week. I usually tell them to fuck off, or that I'm atheist and they usually leave. One time I chased them away with baseball bat though. That stopped their visits for while... I was having a bad day. "
I had a friend who had some religion pay him a visit when he was cutting up meat for a meal, so he had a bloody apron, and he just gave them a funny grimace and they left hahah.
" I have some pretty chill Mormon friends. It's weird that they don't enjoy fountain drinks. "What are you talking about?
" I opened the door, and there they were, 2 mormons. They opened the conversation by talking about what happened when Jesus came to America. I feel like kind of a dick, because I started laughing uncontrollably at them and just closed the door. All I could think about was South Park, dumb dumb dumb. Anyone else have the mormons come to your house and all you can think about it South Park? "Hahahaha oh god, they came by last year and that's all i could think about. Dum dum dum dum dum!
I didnt even catch on to what they were saying because i sort of blanked them and could only think of South Park.
And when did Jesus apparently make this mysterious trip to America again?
I've had hilarious moments with Jehova's Witnesses. This is what one of them said to me:
"You know, in school, they teach a lot of facts, but sometimes they don't. For example, evolution - which is still just a theory, after all, I guess you would call it conguesture..."
Yes. She fucking said conguesture. A clever, clever portmanteau of guess and conjecture.
I have had several long conversations with them before. I think I'm marked, like on some list of people that are almost there.
" @ArchScabby: They as in my friends, in particular, who are Mormon, not all of them, mind you. I read up a bit about Mormon traditions through Wikipedia and found out caffeinated beverages are in a way "discouraged," but hey that's Wikipedia. "Well you're kinda right. I grew up mormon so I remember my parents didn't like us having caffeine. But by the time you're a teenager you realize it actually doesn't matter at all. I went to a bunch of mormon parties and stuff and they always had drinks like Mountain Dew or whatever. Something like one of the prophets said you shouldn't drink caffeine but nobody really cares.
If you want something weird about drinking, mormons aren't allowed to drink coffee. But soda drinks is basically fine unless you're like the most uptight mormon ever.
" I'm Mormon myself, so no, I've never had such an experience. "Ooooh...awkward topic now lol
Jesus did not come to America, everybody knows that; he teleported to the Moon and, with the help of William Shakespeare, defeated Zeus and freed the people of the Moon from his tyranny.
I have once.
I sat out by the porch with them and made them feel uncomfortable by asking them questions like "So, if i were to become a Mormon, would i still be able to sacrifice a cat in the middle of swastika painted on the ground so that the water gods can make my lands fertile?"
When the tried to leave i would use the old "But, i wish to be saved!" bit. The objective is to tie up their time as much as possible.
Mormonism is the youngest religion I can name, that has a large following.Does scientology not count as a religion? In my book, it doesn't, but by technicality it is.
I had a couple come to my door many years ago and they thought their luck had finally changed. I let them in!
We had long theological discussions and I went for the entire ride. I went to meetings, saw films/documentaries, went to church many times and even priesthood meetings. I loved it. I loved the the people. I really admired their commitment. However.
I am a fundamentalist atheist (yes they exist - we are hardcore). In the end, I believe I was having more effect on them than they were on me. They just wanted me to have faith and I just questioned everything. I still have friends in the Mormon Church. Please be nice to them and invite them in for a drink. Many of them are really nice people, just tell them that they have no chance of converting you and you will find it a pleasant experience.
I remember one time when I was in town and this guy was trying to sell me this huge religious book (Don't know what the book was exactly I wasn't paying any attention). He kept following me for about 10 minutes and I ended up needing to tell him to fuck off.
" When the Mormons or Jehovas show up I tend to just not answer the door. Fuck them. There needs to be a no-door-to-door-religious-fanatics list kind of like the do-not-call list and they should have to abide by it. :| "Huh.. I'm in Denmark and i told the Jehovas to leave and never come back so they put me on a no-door-to-door-religous-fanatics list. ^^
" It was this older man with two kids, like 8 and 9 i think. I felt so bad for the kids.....one of the kids let out this like sigh or uh oh. I felt like kicking him in the face. "Whoa, a contradiction!
Anyway, I try to avoid talking about politics and/or religion in these threads. These things lead to arguments and get ugly.
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