This thread is dumb, I admit, but Imma comtinue it. Amish people get a lot of shit from people. If you think about it they're not that bad. I live in a place where there are a few, but not alot of Amish people. They're cool. They don't fight, they don't have guns, they oppose war, they turn the other cheek, they don't judge people, and their God is a loving, excepting God, unlike the God of Pat Robertson, and Jerry Fallwell. Also, some of them grow and smoke some dam good weed. One time I was stranded at a gas station in the middle of nowhere and an Amish dude and his women took me home on their buggy. And it was a pretty long ride. That might sound gay, but if you think about it, its really cool. Amish people are almost like hippies in a way. So I don't like Amish-hating.
i tried talking to this cute amish chick one time, but she didn't answer back....she just kept on going on in her buggie
If you go to the Amish markets they'll talk to you, but you have to ask the right questions. "Is this beef corn fed?" "Does this bread contain flaxseed?" "How long will this candle burn?" Then you can work into the more important questions like "Thong?" and "Swallow?"
We don't have Amish people, but we have something kinda simular. Hutterites and/or Dukabors. They settle in large groups, and party like its 1923! They do have motorized vehicles though... large vans which they use to come into the city and shop at Walmart once a month. One man drives the van and acts as supervisor for the 12 women he is with. They dress the same as the Amish, and don't speak much English... usually the man speaks some English, but the women seem to speak German. We used to go out to their farm on field trips....cheaper than the Zoo, I guess.
I live near Lancaster Pa... They don't start shit with anyone. Unless you bring up that whole East Coast / West Coast rap thing. Then you might get a glock in your face. But otherwise they'll leave you alone.
I LOVE LANCASTER...I LOVE AMISH PEOPLE. i would love for it to be acceptable to live so simply. i wanted to live in lancaster county since i was a child. i couldn't be amish though. i can't speak german, i need my music, and cars are sooo much faster to travel in, and i like to travel!!!
At least all I know do. A friend of mine named Marlin is from a amish family and I never knew except for his name was a bit from the norm till I asked him.
I lived out on the border of Indiana and Michigan a few years ago. The Amish people are really great people...kind and peaceful... But they are stinky... Like hippies LOL
Yeah, I agree. It looks nice enough. But I'd start to miss the internet, my study and my music after the first few hours so naw, it's not for me, I guess. Plus with my inverted crosses and stuff and intense hate towards the Abrahamic religions I'd totally clash with them and there would be too much friction. But still, I think it's pretty cool of them to live so harmoniously.
I seen some amish sitting at a flea market listening to the rock and roll band. I guess they were liberal amish.
an amish woodworkier who was rebuilding my grandma's kitchen after a tornado struck it became the biggest mooch in the world. he' forever hang about listening to her radio, watching her tv and begging for rides here and there...
OH the stories I could tell, I like the Amish, the are friendly and nice. Always happy to lend a hand. Here in Missouri the Amish show up in mass for the blood drives! They have their own way, and consider us English to be an outsider. I use to work with a gal who was born and raised Amish, then she left! They had a funeral and buried a casket, she is dead to them, and has no contact with her family! She told me a lot about the Amish, but I personally know they make a wine that will make your toes curl! Good Stuff!
i've never met any. i just wish they were taoists or buddhists or something. i think they have the right idea about a lot of things though. i'd love to live in a world without automobiles, credit cards, cell phones or television, but not without computers, refrigerators, and little narrowgauge railroads in place of cars. there's nothing wrong with doing stuff by hand to meditate or feel connectied to all of existence. i'm not to into the idea of having to though. being selective about tecnology is cool. rejecting it out of hand is just the opposite extreme of expecting it to solve everything, and makes about as little sense as any extreme ever does. buggies are of course a tecnology too. but they require the enslavement of horses or other creatures. and i don't see slavery as good for anything besides sex.