Say What?????????????? LOLTHE4RINGZ;975011 wrote:I believe Enforcer was raised Amish near Baltic
Do I have the wrong guy in mind?Enforcer;975714 wrote:Say What?????????????? LOL
majorspark;975998 wrote:Chust ask de bishop.
That was actually pretty funny reps.Curly J;976015 wrote:Is that Amish for 'that's what she said.' ???
My bad. I was thinking of someone else.Enforcer;975961 wrote:Yes... I know a few Amish people but thats as far as it goes
We sell quilts at discount price, living in an Amish Paradise...Mooney44Cards;975603 wrote:I wise man once sang that they keep living in an "Amish paradise", I tend to want to believe that man.
If the answer is "no" then the guy who found out about the WTC attacks on that day must have been in a coma or living with bears or something.I Wear Pants;975701 wrote:There were attacks on September 11, 2011?
No, you're probably just married.Curly J;975114 wrote:I'm thinking I might be a closet Amish.
Sykotyk;976124 wrote:I have a friend who was formerly amish from western New York (he currently lives in northeast Ohio). Basically, technology advancements were seen as corrupting people. Greedy, less willing to work, etc. So, they basically set a line. But, that line is different for each community. Some communities allow gas-powered items (such as mills, mowers, etc), but nothing plugged in directly. Some okay battery powered items. Almost all allow riding in motor vehicles, but not owning them. Zippers and buttons weren't allowed, but safety pins were for clothing. Just weird things like that.
He left because of the hypocrisy of it all and that he wanted a car, electric power, etc. And didn't like that the 'elders' in the community set the rules that everyone was supposed to follow and it was different for each group. Therefore, there really was no religious steadfast reason for the rules.
My house is on a hill. An Amish couple just built on the slope behind my house so I see right down on their house. His wife has the laundry on the line by the crack of dawn. They have about a 400ft driveway to get back into the woods behind us. His wife weed eats the whole thing. He is usually sawing up logs in the woods (with a chainsaw). If its powered by gas its all cool.dwccrew;977183 wrote:No, you're probably just married.
Yeah, but if you were amish she would not shave her pits, legs or kitty kat for you either. So better her mow her own lawn than yours.majorspark;977323 wrote:My house is on a hill. An Amish couple just built on the slope behind my house so I see right down on their house. His wife has the laundry on the line by the crack of dawn. They have about a 400ft driveway to get back into the woods behind us. His wife weed eats the whole thing. He is usually sawing up logs in the woods (with a chainsaw). If its powered by gas its all cool.
My wife has never touched a weed eater. I think she has only mowed the lawn once when we lived in Dover. I joke with with her that if we were Amish she would be doing my yard work.
LOL. Most Amish women shave and trim the afformentioned areas as well as the lawn.dwccrew;977331 wrote:Yeah, but if you were amish she would not shave her pits, legs or kitty kat for you either. So better her mow her own lawn than yours.
Yeah...that and their beards.majorspark;977354 wrote:LOL. Most Amish women shave and trim the afformentioned areas as well as the lawn.
Well I can only give eye witness to legs. I have hit many fresh piles of horse shit while passing an Amish chick on a bike in my time and I can assure you the legs were shaven.dwccrew;977359 wrote:Yeah...that and their beards.
I think so too. Thankfully my paternal grandparents thought the same thing and got out.I Wear Pants;977527 wrote:I think being Amish is pretty ridiculous.
