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18 Amish Memes That Are Just Plain Hilarious

Amish people have a unique way of living their lives. Mostly, it involves farming and spending their day without the presence of technology. While that sounds practical and convenient, a lot of people aren’t a fan of their way of life. That is where Amish memes come from.

And today, we have our very own Amish meme collection to share with you. See the memes below and just have a good laugh today!

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Don’t forget to pick your favorite Amish meme and send it to everyone you know on social media.

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“He looks like a Bishop!” Ben Reacts to Amish Memes

This may have been my favorite video to put together. In it, I show Ben several Amish-themed memes and get his reaction. And by reaction, I mean not only whether he finds them funny. But we also hear from Ben how plausible or true-to-life each one is.

I’m not going to put a lot of screen shots in this post so as not to spoil it. But the memes you’ll see here cover the Amish buggy , barn-raising , a peculiar tool , and one mythical character , so to speak.

Memes typically play off of widely-held beliefs and assumptions, and Amish memes are no different. So there are a lot of them out there reflecting public ideas and about the Amish and technology. That’s probably the largest category.

But you do see other concepts, like the Amish being isolated from society, or Amish-held values like modesty and moderation. The whole Amish memes topic would probably make a good research paper, or at the least, a blog post or two.

But enough about that for now, as memes are less to be analyzed and more to be enjoyed. So enjoy a few of them with Ben and I. Runtime: 5:26.

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That was hilarious! Thanks for posting.

Happy to hear it, gladly. Hope to have a part 2 at some point

This episode was hilarious. Ben is a very intelligent individual. I live among the Amish here and I’ve had loads of laughs with them. Thanks for this clip.

Ben is a great friend. Glad you found it funny, I still get a kick watching it, probably 50+ times now.

Loved it – thanks so much for the laughs Maxine D from Down Under

Happy to hear that Maxine! My favorite underrated bit here is on bishop Yoda when Ben says “he even has a straw hat” 😀

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MANTON, Mich. (AP) — Two Amish children were killed and another was seriously injured when their buggy collided with a motor vehicle Monday in northern Michigan, authorities said.

All three children were ejected from the buggy. An 11-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy suffered fatal injuries and were pronounced dead at the scene north of Cadillac, the Wexford County Sheriff’s Office said.

A 9-year-old girl was airlifted to Devos Children’s Hospital in Grand Rapids with serious injuries, deputies said.

The buggy collided around 8:15 a.m. at a rural intersection with a vehicle driven by a 48-year-old Manton man, the sheriff’s office said in a news release.

“The Amish buggy approached the intersection and proceeded to cross through the intersection pulling into the path of the eastbound vehicle,” the sheriff’s office said.

The driver of the vehicle and his three passengers were not injured, the sheriff’s office said.

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3 Children Die in 'Horrific Tragedy' After Car Hits Amish Horse-Drawn Buggy in Michigan

"Our hearts and prayers go out to the parents who are enduring such unimaginable loss and grief," said Eaton County Sheriff Tom Reich

Three Amish children died on Wednesday after the horse-drawn buggy they were riding in was involved in a fatal crash on a Michigan highway.

Shortly after 3:00 p.m., local authorities responded to a 911 call “reporting a motor vehicle/horse drawn vehicle crash,” according to a news release from the Eaton County Sheriff’s Office.

After arriving at the scene, authorities found that a car had crashed into the rear of the buggy, which was carrying four children, siblings aged 6-13 from a local family.

Three of the children were found dead at the scene, while a fourth child was “seriously injured” and transported to a local hospital. PEOPLE can confirm that the fourth child, a 6-year-old boy who experienced leg and head injuries, is currently in stable condition.

“It is difficult to find words to describe this horrific tragedy. Our hearts and prayers go out to the parents who are enduring such unimaginable loss and grief, and also to their extended family and close community,” Eaton County Sheriff Tom Reich said in a statement.

“Our Victim Advocates are assisting the family, and we will continue to provide our support and resources. We grieve with them,” he added.

The crash is being investigated by the Eaton County Sheriff’s Office Crash Reconstruction Team and Detective Bureau.

The names of all of those involved in the accident have yet to be released.

Jerri Nesbit of the sheriff’s office told PEOPLE on Friday that the injured child is “recovering well.”

“He had a good night and is remaining in stable condition,” she said.

Nesbit added that the driver of the other vehicle, who was transported to a local hospital “for evaluation,” was not found to “have any serious injuries.”

“We don’t know anything about charges — the investigation is still open,” she said, explaining that after the investigation was over, the findings would go to the prosecutor’s office, which would make a determination whether to file charges.

Sheriff Reich told The New York Times that the children, who were not accompanied by an adult, were on their way home from school and were traveling in a rural area. Nesbit tells PEOPLE the children attended a local Amish school.

“A lot of the children ride their buggies to and from school, as well as adults coming in to the town,” Reich told the Times . “That’s their main source of getting around.”

The sheriff went on to note that local residents “need to be more cognizant there will be buggies out there.”

Michigan has the sixth largest Amish population in the United States, according to the Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College.

Other states with a high number of Amish residents include Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and New York.

This is the second buggy crash in the state in 2019 involving multiple fatalities, according to the Lansing State Journal .

In June, three children, who were also siblings, died after their buggy was struck by a pickup truck, according to the outlet.

Citing state police, the Lansing State Journal reported that prior to Wednesday, there had been 18 crashes this year alone which involved horse-drawn carriages.

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Multiple injured after alleged hit-and-run crash involving Amish buggy

F ILLMORE COUNTY, Minn. (KTTC) – The Fillmore County Sheriff’s Office confirms emergency responders transported multiple people to the hospital following a hit-and-run crash involving an Amish buggy Friday night.

The sheriff’s office said the crash happened around 10:05 p.m. on County Road 1 in rural Spring Valley. Initial reports stated the crash involved a vehicle striking an Amish buggy.

Responders discovered there were nine occupants in the buggy. They transported six of the people to Mayo Clinic-St. Marys in Rochester with unknown injuries.

The vehicle and driver alleged to be involved in the crash were later located at a home in Spring Valley.

The sheriff’s office said two of the six victims in the crash remained in the hospital Saturday morning. Those individuals are a 12-year-old and a one-year-old. They are listed in stable condition.

The Fillmore County Sheriff’s Office and the MN State Patrol are investigating the details of the crash and report no further information is currently available.

KTTC will continue to follow this developing story.

This follows a separate crash last fall that killed two Amish girls on the same road in Fillmore County. Two women are charged that crash.

Earlier this month, following charges being filed for the September crash, Fillmore County Sheriff John DeGeorge told KTTC, “County Road 1 was redone several years ago. It’s a very nice road. It’s wide. The county did a great job doing it. It’s also a cut-across road that a lot of people will take instead of going down Highway 63. It’s a 55 mile an hour speed limit. A lot of people think it’s higher, so people drive sometimes too fast on that road and it’s just a very large volume of traffic. There’s also an Amish community that lives in that road and that uses that road, as we know, in buggies and that takes a whole another level of responsibility from drivers and motor vehicles to be aware of that.”

Investigators have not yet shared if speed was a factor in Friday night’s crash.

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