Posted on 10/11/2011 5:57:37 PM PDT by smokingfrog
But I may be thinking about a different set of dwarves.
/johnny
I do (have tailights) when they work, but have been known to walk escaped cows down the road back to a gate; and the cows do not have reflectors or lights installed.
I’m not Amish, but I respect them.
They have beards when they get married. Can you tell who has been married the longest?
What in the world does THAT mean??
Technically, for jewish men (who might be Levites), the requirement per the Torah, is found in Leviticus 19:27 "Ye shall not round the corners of your heads, neither shalt thou mar the corners of thy beard."
It's in the Bible.
/johnny
All named Jebidiah?
and deer should wear reflective vests to cross the highways!
I wouldn’t argue with them about their interpretation of the Holy Scriptures, or their customs.
Romans 12:18 (KJV) If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men.
So, how come you English don’t have big red triangles on your bicycles? They go about the same speed as a horse and buggy and aren’t as easy to see.
I would think an oil lamp would be an acceptable compromise.
I think poaching might have been a better word choice than violating (for english speakers), but I have Russian friends, so, you learn to understand.
/johnny
Excuse me??????
And it is heartening to know that the Amish are not the only folks on the north american landmass to send a horse to the stables when there is game (deer or dear) afoot, after dark.
We were all young once.
/johnny
The last time I had a bike, it had reflectors all over it.
My bike came with a red reflector in back, yellow in front and both sides of both wheels. I also have a reflectorized vest and I don't ride in the public road. If the 16th century folks would do the same, I'd have no complaints. Their unwillingness to comply with Scriptural mandate is the problem.
I bought some raw milk from the Amish yesterday.
Most of it spilled on the way home.
Better luck next time.
Looks like they need to widen their gene pool, but I don’t think they will find anyone to help them.
Allow me to introduce myself.
The hat is the first thing to go on and the last thing to come off. Goes on as soon as I'm vertical, comes off as I'm leaning toward horizontal.
I would normally agree with you but in this case those triangles are about the only thing a driver is going to see on a foggy morning. The Amish religion doesn’t require them to drive a buggy. They have the option of walking.
Oh, phew! If you knew what I was thinking....
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