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Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 8:08 am

well... sort of...

church bait lad wrote:

It is very nice to serve the Lord because he said, We should go to the whole world and proclaim the good news.It will be very nice to accept your offer but i will not particepate in any rituals to become a menber.Or you telling to send a copy of my photo holding something before you can proceed,

I received that after my first email to him. Looks like he's been around the traps before.

Of course, it'll turn out he's not that smart after all... when, even though he is familiar with church baits, he still gets baited after all Very Happy

Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 8:15 am

Looks like he has been taken for a ride a few times before. Still a great guy to bait though.

Just have to take things a bit slower right Red? I look forward to hearing more about this one.

Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 8:18 am

^^^ Yeah, i need to slow him down... because he's moving fast! He already asked me for funds to build a church in his country (it was his suggestion, not mine).

So of course there will be photos, plans, permits... all sorts! Very Happy

Just have to steer clear of rituals and placards... for a while Wink

Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 8:26 am

Assuming you didn't ask him for ID and photos of him holding a sign after only one email (and if you did your mentor isn't doing a very good job Wink

) he's obviously been burned before. This could be a challenge for your baiting skills.

Tommo will confirm that hooking a suspicious lad is very much like making love to a beautiful woman. They are skittish creatures who need to be gently finessed before they give you what you want.

Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 8:30 am

I don't think Red was. I think the lad pre-empted him by saying that he wouldn't do anything initialisation rituals if he was asked to.

Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 8:51 am

Gnasher aka God of Mentors wrote:

Assuming you didn't ask him for ID and photos of him holding a sign after only one email (and if you did your mentor isn't doing a very good job

No, I didn't, but even if I did as if I would admit it now! Laughing

Nah, I simply emailed him saying, thanks for the offer but I'm sorry, I'm not interested, I run a reputable church and we couldn't accept anything that is possibly illegal, the funds should go to charity blah blah blah. Then I said, if he was interested in being a member, he should let me know, otherwise, cheerio!

So yeah, it was definitely a case of him being burned (god i hope he built a pyramid of twat - if you're a newbie and you read this... don't worry... there's a good explanation) and pre-empting the inevitable.

As you said Gnasher, it is a good challenge, and one I will relish. The fact he has been baited before makes me even keener, as the more times he is baited the closer he is to giving the game away! Very Happy

Oh, and for anyone interested, i replied back saying that we don't deal with pagans and if he is involved in rituals and the like he should go elsewhere. Laughing

Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:24 am

<br>As has been said above, this lad has probably been embarrassed before so he is pre-empting your request for his ritual humiliation.

However, there are many ways to skin a cat and hopefully all of them are equally painful. Twisted Evil

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