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I have joined.
I applied a few weeks ago and my application was discussed at the meeting of my local freemason lodge on Friday night (ie last night) and I was accepted!
YEY!
Also I have J Nash to thank for this, because it was he who introduced me to the freemasons and encouraged me to join (he is also a member).
YEY!
I am so pleased.
I applied a few weeks ago and my application was discussed at the meeting of my local freemason lodge on Friday night (ie last night) and I was accepted!
YEY!
Also I have J Nash to thank for this, because it was he who introduced me to the freemasons and encouraged me to join (he is also a member).
YEY!
I am so pleased.
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gaybys (a.k.a King) wrote:
> Paradox: wrote:
> Well if its just a bunch of random joes then it's more a gang than
> an
> ancient and selective organisation
>
> When you apply you have to explain why you want to be a member and
> stuff, then at the meeting they discuss who they'll accept and who
> they decline.
>
> They don't just let everyone in.
Im guessing the ones they decline are people with criminal records etc, they dont sound very picky, its much the same process as with any organisation.
> Paradox: wrote:
> Well if its just a bunch of random joes then it's more a gang than
> an
> ancient and selective organisation
>
> When you apply you have to explain why you want to be a member and
> stuff, then at the meeting they discuss who they'll accept and who
> they decline.
>
> They don't just let everyone in.
Im guessing the ones they decline are people with criminal records etc, they dont sound very picky, its much the same process as with any organisation.
okay you've convinced me to leave the freemasons.
What's your cult called?
What's your cult called?
gaybys (a.k.a King) wrote:
> When you apply you have to explain why you want to be a member and
> stuff, then at the meeting they discuss who they'll accept and who
> they decline.
>
> They don't just let everyone in.
Oh, so it's not just based on social standing but your "interview" as it were.
Nice. I'll apply.
> When you apply you have to explain why you want to be a member and
> stuff, then at the meeting they discuss who they'll accept and who
> they decline.
>
> They don't just let everyone in.
Oh, so it's not just based on social standing but your "interview" as it were.
Nice. I'll apply.
I'll make my own cult.
again.
again.
Paradox: wrote:
> Well if its just a bunch of random joes then it's more a gang than an
> ancient and selective organisation
When you apply you have to explain why you want to be a member and stuff, then at the meeting they discuss who they'll accept and who they decline.
They don't just let everyone in.
> Well if its just a bunch of random joes then it's more a gang than an
> ancient and selective organisation
When you apply you have to explain why you want to be a member and stuff, then at the meeting they discuss who they'll accept and who they decline.
They don't just let everyone in.
Paradox: wrote:
> Well if its just a bunch of random joes then it's more a gang than an
> ancient and selective organisation
These days yes.
> Well if its just a bunch of random joes then it's more a gang than an
> ancient and selective organisation
These days yes.
Well if its just a bunch of random joes then it's more a gang than an ancient and selective organisation
Some people think you have to be a highly-important member of society to become a member, that it's a very high middle-class society.
Why do you have to be important?
It depends really, some places do enforce that and others don't.
There aren't really many judges or 'high up' people around here so they don't really pay much attention to those ideas.
There aren't really many judges or 'high up' people around here so they don't really pay much attention to those ideas.
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