The perils of missionary work
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The perils of missionary work
My coworker has a friend with an adult, mentally disabled child. When she has to leave the house, he usually calls her every couple of minutes on her cell phone, asking questions and telling her what he's doing.
Recently, she left for a couple of hours, and there were no phone calls. Finally, he called and said, "Mom, guess what? I caught a troll! I locked him in the basement, and I'm feeding him skittles under the door."
She quickly went home to discover a dwarf Jehovah's Witness, whom her son had lured into the basement somehow and locked the door. He would slide skittles, one at a time, under the door to feed his new pet.
Recently, she left for a couple of hours, and there were no phone calls. Finally, he called and said, "Mom, guess what? I caught a troll! I locked him in the basement, and I'm feeding him skittles under the door."
She quickly went home to discover a dwarf Jehovah's Witness, whom her son had lured into the basement somehow and locked the door. He would slide skittles, one at a time, under the door to feed his new pet.
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I don't blame him, dwarfs can be crafty.
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Re: The perils of missionary work
Hilarious.
And a little sad.
And a little sad.
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I was hoping for the rest of the story. She did let him out when she got home (I hope) or are they still pushing skittles under the door?
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Quasimodo wrote:I was hoping for the rest of the story. She did let him out when she got home (I hope) or are they still pushing skittles under the door?
+10
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Why isn't this thread a poll?
"If False, it is one of the most cunning, wicked, bold, deep-laid impositions ever palmed upon the world, calculated to deceive and ruin millions… " - Orson Pratt on The Book of Mormon
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OMG, that is a little frightening!
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Quasimodo wrote:I was hoping for the rest of the story. She did let him out when she got home (I hope) or are they still pushing skittles under the door?
Last report was that he remains locked in the basement and that the green skittles are being returned under the same door.
Peace,
Ceeboo
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Ceeboo wrote:Quasimodo wrote:I was hoping for the rest of the story. She did let him out when she got home (I hope) or are they still pushing skittles under the door?
Last report was that he remains locked in the basement and that the green skittles are being returned under the same door.
Peace,
Ceeboo
LOL!!!!!!!
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How did the kid know Belmnot likes skittles?
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