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Zoso
I was driving through the parking lot of the local grocery store on the way to lunch, and I noticed a nice little Mennonite family driving a brand new Chevy Suburban! I remember when they used to ride in a horse drawn carriage around here. Signs of the times? For background:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mennonite
kid nyce
you been smoking that hay again out there in TN, what i tell you about that...
Zoso
I got your hay right here, baby!
Marc Summers
My cousin is married to a Mennonite. :)
Aristronica
menno de jong :conf:
Zoso
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Originally posted by Marc Summers
My cousin is married to a Mennonite. :)


Do they drive an SUV?
Marc Summers
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Originally posted by Zoso
Do they drive an SUV?


He's not a practicing Mennonite. His parents are, though. They live in Pennsylvania.
Inconspicuous
what goes 'clip clop clip clop bang bang clip clop clip clop?'















An Amish drive-by.
chach
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Originally posted by Aristronica
menno de jong :conf:


lolz
Zoso
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Originally posted by Inconspicuous
what goes 'clip clop clip clop bang bang clip clop clip clop?'

An Amish drive-by.


lawl :D

Halcyon+On+On
I wanted to say something really disgustingly anti-christian, mocking the fact that progress and a religion such as Christianity could not possibly correlate on the same terms, but from reading up on them, they sound like a good group of people who are far more concerned with human moral duty than most other sects claim to be. Also, they don't seem to be outspoken about stupid , so that's a plus.
Zoso
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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
I wanted to say something really disgustingly anti-christian, mocking the fact that progress and a religion such as Christianity could not possibly correlate on the same terms, but from reading up on them, they sound like a good group of people who are far more concerned with human moral duty than most other sects claim to be. Also, they don't seem to be outspoken about stupid , so that's a plus.


+1. They, as a group, have a well-established history in our small, rural area. They are very moral, and they have one of the best work ethics I have ever seen. In addition, they are simply wonderful carpenters. Many make their living building storage buildings, barns, gazebos, etc.

I just found it a little amusing to see these two little women in this gigantic SUV. Horseless carriage FTW?
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