Knock on the door, I answer. Two women, high but not spiky heels, otherwise conservatively dressed, polite, friendly. The requisite hellos and apologies for disturbing my day.
"Do you ever get the feeling that Good triumphs over Evil or vice-versa?"
"The question is malformed," I answer.
The woman in front looks confused. "You say the question is malformed?"
"People don't agree on what 'Good' means, or 'Evil,' or for that matter 'God.' If there's no definition of what is meant by the word, the question itself is meaningless."
*pause*
"Thank you, have a great day!," I beam cheerfully as I slowly close the door.

High five
Re: High five
*snickering helplessly*
While I can't fault your method for getting rid of Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses (which is surely superior to my method, because I just get really angry with these people coming around trying to ruin my perfectly good life), I actually am not a logical positivist. However illogically, I can't help but cling to the idea that there are actually good and bad things out there. Just because we don't agree on the definitions doesn't mean the concepts in and of themselves are meaningless. As my info page will tell you, I'm a utilitarian, so I would begin by redefining the terms as "pleasurable" and "not pleasurable." I think that might bring us closer to a common understanding.
You are so going to hell...
Can I give you a lift? :)
Many years ago, there was a woman in the South Bay BDSM community (probably still is, I never really connected to that group) who said that Pentacostals "made the best fucks." When asked why, she got this great big angelic smile and said "They're going to Hell," (slams fist on table for emphasis) "...and they want value."
Marry me??
Squirrels.
TOTALLY.
(you definately rock though)
Sorry, Joe
Sorry, Joe, but it's a livejournal sin not to talk about your feelings when asked. Please report for punishment. From the above, I'm suspect you should report to griffen, but feel free to make another selection as appropriate.
kind regards,
skippy_fluff
For the Committee
Re: Sorry, Joe
That totally beats my mormon missionary removal technique. (Open the door wearing very little, talk non-stop, and repeatedly invite them in while winking).
I haven't been bothered by them in quite a long time.
I once was hit upon by a rather attractive young Mormon woman, right up to the point she figured out that I wasn't a coreligionist. Understandable error since we were on the BYU campus at the time :-)
But the time I surprised myself by claiming illiteracy in the face of a Watchtower worked right well. They ran away.
Still, there is nothing wrong with simply shutting the door.