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"The Freemasons."

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.

Haha.
No, FF, the link didn't work. Then you edited it.

Seriously, grow up.

Hah!

Funny to think that after blatently editing the link you seem to believe you can argue against what I said.

I see they let any old rif-raff in these days.

Mav wrote:
> You idiot.
>
> That link goes nowhere.

Perhaps for people who don't 'click' the link.

You're such a child, FF.
Go tug your newly found testicles.

gaybys (a.k.a King) wrote:
> But he wanted to know what we do.
>

In general, yes. Not every little detail of meetings!

You idiot.

That link goes nowhere.

[URL]http://bushisafreemason.0catch.com/[/URL]

But he wanted to know what we do.

What goes on at meetings is a private matter.
That is why I don't want to disclose our practices.

Mission Statements are fine because they're vague and don't explain all that much, but to actually describe what we DO at meetings, well, I can tell you it wouldn't sit well at the lodge I've been accepted to...

gaybys (a.k.a King) wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> gaybys (a.k.a King) wrote:
> I'm afraid I can't disclose that kind of information.
>
> Hehe, so secret various branches have posted Mission Statements all
> over the web.......
>
> Not every lodge follows exactly the same rules and practices.

A Mission Statement isnt rules and practices, its what they aim to achieve.