Re: Free Alarm Monitoring

["A.J." <aj@xxxxxxxx>]

People, people, people . . . . . . .

When I see something for free, I want to share the info with other. And if
you want to consider my original post as a shill for a FREE service, so be
it.

Whether you want to make use of the info or not, that's entirely up to you.
It's just like the Starbucks Coffee across the street from your office is
giving out free coffee for a week and you know about it, would you tell
everyone in your office about it or you are just going to keep it to
yourself ? And if you do tell you buddies in the office about the free
coffee, how do you feel if they ask you if you hold shares in Starbucks ?
For God sake, the coffee is free, what does it matter if you hold shares in
Starbucks ???????

Talk about sharing, here is fun one for all to share. Found this while
reading  one of the social groups.


> "About six months ago there was a knock on my door and I opened it to find
> two evangelicals Christians there. I knew they were evangelicals because
> they had that fake friendly smile on their faces, which all evangelicals
> have when they are trying to convert someone. This was the third time that
> month that evangelists had come knocking on my door and disturbing me so I
> decided to teach them a lesson. 'Good morning' they said. 'Good morning' I
> replied.'Have you heard about the Lord Jesus Christ'? they asked. 'I know
> something about him but I am a Buddhist and I'm not really interested in
> knowing more' I said. But like all evangelists, they took no notice of my
> wishes and proceeded to talk about their beliefs. So I said, 'I don't
> think
> you are qualified to speak to me about Jesus'. They looked very astonished
> and asked, 'Why not'? 'Because', I said, 'you have no faith'. 'Our faith
> in
> Jesus is as strong as a rock' they insisted. 'I don't think it is' I said
> with a smile. 'Please open your Bible and read the Gospel of Mark, chapter
> 16, verse 16, 17 and 18' I said and while they flicked through their
> Bibles
> I went quickly inside and came out again.
>
> One of them found the passage and I asked him to read it out loud. It
> said,
> 'He who believes and is baptized will be saved but he who does not believe
> shall be condemned. And these signs will follow those who believe in my
> name. They shall cast out devils, they shall speak in tongues, they will
> handle snakes and if they drink poison it will not hurt them and they will
> lay hands on the sick and they will recover'. When he finished I said, 'In
> that passage Jesus says that if you have real faith you will be able to
> drink poison and not die'. I took a bottle of Lankem from behind my back,
> held it up and said, 'Here is some poison. Demonstrate to me the strength
> of
> your faith and I will listen to anything you have to say about Jesus'.
>
> You should have seen the looks on their faces! They didn't know what to
> say.
> 'What's the problem'? I asked. 'Is your faith not strong enough'? They
> hesitated for a few moments and then one of them replied, 'The Bible also
> says that we must not test God'. 'I'm not testing God', I said, 'I'm
> testing
> you. You love to witness for Jesus and now is your big opportunity'.
> Finally
> one of them said, 'We will go and speak to our pastor about this matter
> and
> come back and see you. 'I'll be waiting for you' I said as they scurried
> away. Of course they never came back again. Here is a bit of advice. Keep
> a
> copy of this Bible reference and a bottle of Lankem ready and every time
> the
> evangelists come to your door to harass you give them this test.