OT: "Pedestrian" lights

On the other hand, apples are deemed to be edible whereas laurel leaves are not.

I always used to eat all of an apple, including core and pips, until my wife told me that they "contain" cyanide (OK, it turns out they contain something that the body turns into cyanide, but it's a fine distinction). I survived to the age of mid-40s, eating an apple and its pips most days, without any ill effects. Even now, I sometimes forget and eat some/all of the core and therefore some/all of the pips - but don't tell my wife ;-)

Brazil nuts.

How s*it and piss is disposed of wasn?t included in the list of what you are not allowed to do on the sabbath.

It's only if you munch the pips that your digestion will get at their innards and produce a little cyanide. Unchewed pips will almost certainly just go straight through you.

Yes, the time on the oven is settable, up to 72 hours.

The means of how you get to your synagogue doesn't exclude pressing a button either.

Gotta lurve all that old time religion...

I think you are just going round in circles, Fred. If you have any new questions, I'll do my best to answer, but otherwise I'll leave you to argue with Rod.

That lack of a substantial reply goes to show how silly and inane a few words are interpreted by humans.

but historically people didn't "flush" the toilet at time of use

you did your business into a receptacle that was emptied at a later time (not on the Sabbath)

No

I mean that the lights cycling onto the ped phase every XX seconds, imposes a wait of up to XX seconds on anyone who would otherwise want to press the button, and in light traffic (which is a given seeing as many are not allowed to drive) expect the ped phase to arrive sooner then that.

I guess that pressing the button might override the wait and change sooner, but the same solution isn't going to work for the Shabbat lift

bad luck if you forget to set it "yesterday"

tim... snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote

There is nothing in that list of what you cant do on the sabbath that says you can't empty it on the sabbath.

And you don?t know that they all used receptacles that were emptied after use either.

ok problem solved then

:-)