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Dale Headley commented on Pesci's blog post 'My (almost) meeting with Jehovah's Witneses'" Thanks, Pesci, for your hilariously entertaining blog post. Please allow me to attempt to return the favor. Only my story is not fantasy, it actually happened. In fact, it happens about twice a year, with very little…"
Jehiah Tonnesen commented on Pesci's blog post 'My (almost) meeting with Jehovah's Witneses'"It's quite possible. One thing to remember about them too is that a majority of them aren't trained at all, and the ones knocking on doors age's range from 13 to 70. They have "presentations" memorized to give people at…"
Pesci commented on Pesci's blog post 'My (almost) meeting with Jehovah's Witneses'"Thanks Jehiah, that's what I figured. But that's just it - I've never actually talked to them. There must be a list that they maintain. I've written a few anti-theist letters to the local paper - maybe they know…"
Jehiah Tonnesen commented on Pesci's blog post 'My (almost) meeting with Jehovah's Witneses'"All areas are broken up in to "territory's." They have the territory's on index cards and they hand them out to groups of them to go door to door in. They also keep track in notebooks about who they have talked to, complete with…"
Pesci commented on Pesci's blog post 'My (almost) meeting with Jehovah's Witneses'"I know it sounds corny but do they have a list of potential targets? I am thinking that marketers can figure this stuff out then religious wackos can as well. "
Steve commented on Pesci's blog post 'My (almost) meeting with Jehovah's Witneses'"They must have caught on to your atheism and known that you're a lost cause"
Pesci posted a blog postMy (almost) meeting with Jehovah's Witneses
For the third year in a row I was passed over and I am not happy about it. A raise? A promotion? No, I'm not talking about something that frivolous. I am talking about hearing The News. The Good News. No, that still doesn't do it justice. I'm talking the GREAT news. For the third straight year there was a tan minivan down the street and three well-dressed people walking from home to home. That's right - the Jehovah's Witnesses were in the neighborhood. Rebecca noticed them as she…See More
Pesci posted a blog postThe Big Kahuna is a Steeler's Fan
You may have missed the excitement from yesterday's NFL games. My beloved Buffalo Bills nearly pulled off the upset of the year by beating the Steelers of Pittsburgh. The local club snatched victory from the jaws of defeat when a wide-open Stevie Johnson dropped a pass in the end zone in overtime. The ball hit him right between the numbers. Johnson was inconsolable after the game. Apparently he was feeling a little more wordy after the game when he tweeted the following:I PRAISE YOU 24/7!!!!!!…See More
Matt Coulthurst commented on Pesci's blog post 'Review of the Smithsonian Channel's special on the story behind The Exorcist'""Better yet, why not a marshmallow cross? I say if you are going to be beaten you might as well enjoy it a little bit."
We were given marshmallow crosses several times after Sunday mass to keep us quiet while the adults chatted. One of…"
Pesci posted a blog postReview of the Smithsonian Channel's special on the story behind The Exorcist
Last night I watched a fascinating show on the Smithsonian Channel about the (alleged) events that the movie The Excorcist is loosely based on. In case you are not familiar with the story, a thirteen year old boy appeared to slowly become possessed by a demon. The event happened not longer after the unexpected death of his aunt. Weird things are said to have happened in the house and marks started showing up on the boy's body. The family took him to several doctors and finally turned to the…See More
Yet Another Atheist commented on Pesci's blog post 'Atheists - The New Panda Bears'"Not to mention, there are tons of atheist charities out there. Christians just turn a convenient blind eye to them all (or remain willfully ignorant)."
Pesci commented on Pesci's blog post 'Atheists - The New Panda Bears'"I think I have seen your letter - I remember being impressed by it.
I tried my hardest to keep the conversation cordial despite my want to just say "common sense makes me feel this way". After all, this might have been her first…"
Jon Heim commented on Pesci's blog post 'Atheists - The New Panda Bears'"I have a pre-fabricated letter for such questions. It's posted on here somewhere. lol"
Yet Another Atheist commented on Pesci's blog post 'Atheists - The New Panda Bears'""Just curious, how did you become an atheist? Did your parents teach you this way of life, or did something happen in your childhood to bring you to this?"
My response has always been, "I started using my brain for once, that's…"
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My (almost) meeting with Jehovah's Witneses
Posted on September 16, 2011 at 11:29am 7 Comments 1 Like
For the third year in a row I was passed over and I am not happy about it.
A raise? A promotion? No, I'm not talking about something that frivolous. I am talking about hearing The News. The Good News. No, that still doesn't do it justice. I'm talking the GREAT news.
For the third straight year there was a tan minivan down the street and three well-dressed people walking from home to home. That's right - the Jehovah's Witnesses were in the neighborhood. …
The Big Kahuna is a Steeler's Fan
Posted on November 29, 2010 at 4:35pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
You may have missed the excitement from yesterday's NFL games. My beloved Buffalo Bills nearly pulled off the upset of the year by beating the Steelers of Pittsburgh. The local club snatched victory from the jaws of defeat when a wide-open Stevie Johnson dropped a pass in the end zone in overtime. The ball hit him right between the numbers.
Johnson was inconsolable after the game. Apparently he was feeling a little more wordy after the game when he tweeted the following:…
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Johnson was inconsolable after the game. Apparently he was feeling a little more wordy after the game when he tweeted the following:…
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Review of the Smithsonian Channel's special on the story behind The Exorcist
Posted on October 28, 2010 at 1:30pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Last night I watched a fascinating show on the Smithsonian Channel about the (alleged) events that the movie The Excorcist is loosely based on. In case you are not familiar with the story, a thirteen year old boy appeared to slowly become possessed by a demon. The event happened not longer after the unexpected death of his aunt. Weird things are said to have happened in the house and marks started showing up on the boy's body. The family took him to… Continue
Atheists - The New Panda Bears
Posted on September 17, 2010 at 2:12pm 5 Comments 0 Likes
(note: This is a re-print of a blog from my own site. It is a response to a conversation that I had on Facebook with a very well-meaning Christian. You can definitely respond here but if you'd like her to see any comments then please see the link to the original blog at the bottom. The original has working links to the original sources - I didn't have time to re-format them for this blog).
You may not have known this but Panda Bears were the Bigfoots (that just sounds weird. I wanted… Continue
You may not have known this but Panda Bears were the Bigfoots (that just sounds weird. I wanted… Continue
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