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Szdfan wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 3:15 pm

mike wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 12:34 pm (AP) IN OTHER NEWS, YODER'S YOUNGER BROTHER, JEREMY, RAISES EYEBROWS BY POKING THE DINOSAURS ON A POPULAR MENNONITE WEB FORUM.

At least his excuse was that he was drunk. His younger brother Jeremy is stone cold sober when he pokes the dinosaurs here.

thanks for rescuing my joke

barnhart wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 1:19 pm

mike wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 12:34 pm (AP) IN OTHER NEWS, YODER'S YOUNGER BROTHER, JEREMY, RAISES EYEBROWS BY POKING THE DINOSAURS ON A POPULAR MENNONITE WEB FORUM.

Huh?

You have to know one of our members' real name in order for this to be funny... even then it's kinda lame

(AP) IN OTHER NEWS, YODER'S YOUNGER BROTHER, JEREMY, RAISES EYEBROWS BY POKING THE DINOSAURS ON A POPULAR MENNONITE WEB FORUM.

I don't think anybody has commented yet on to what extent CAs would be OK with being an internet service provider. Could this be considered similar to any other IT job - selling and servicing computers and networking? Wow. That would be a tough one for me personally. If I started such a business, I...

I don't think anybody has commented yet on to what extent CAs would be OK with being an internet service provider. Could this be considered similar to any other IT job - selling and servicing computers and networking?

I have bought a few fire company raffle tickets in the past, but it's honestly just so pointless. If you want to give money to the fire company, give a donation. If you want the thing that is being raffled off, buy it somewhere. Yet, the model works, and our local companies have a constant flow of r...

Fire Dept - depending on the area, some fire departments rely on raffles, bingo, tractor pulls, etc for fund raising. Also some require life insurance for their members which most conservative Mennos find objectionable. This is where I must disagree. I have no problem buying gun/raffle tickets full...

Josh wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 3:45 pm Yes, in retrospect, I would have much rather have taken the "free" money (at the time, it was being described as a loan), and distributed a bonus to hard workers.

Right. That's what I'm saying.

Did conservative Anabaptist businesses take advantage of the Federal COVID PPP loan and loan forgiveness program? I don't know the answer to that question but your mentioning of COVID made me curious. And if so, were there religious objections to doing so? I know of some that did but I believe that...

As far as I know, my grandfather sold his grain for the highest price he could find. Which was usually (but not always) the local farmer's co-op of which he was a member. And when the war came along it was so profitable that they were able to buy another farm. As Upton Sinclair famously wrote: “It ...