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Originally posted by emsed1
I'm not seeing it.
Did I miss something?
Originally posted by iamsupermanv2
reply to post by glitchinmymatrix
i think the more accurate question should be...does the gap really know that they have a masonic symbol?
i wouldn't put it past them....but i also wouldn't put it past them not even knowing...or knowing and using it as a marketing plow..bc hey..you just showed us all this brand. marketing campaign successful....ya know?
Originally posted by articulus
It took me a minute to get it. It's somewhat interesting, but in my view this is a fluke of the design. There aren't that many things you can do with a cubic container. It's quite possible that they were designed as cubes for the purpose of maximizing packaging and shipping space. Gap is certainly a company that knows how to handle logistics; they move an unbelievable amount of merchandise around the world continuously.
And not to be pedantic, but it's not possible for something to be the "most ultimate" anything.
edit/ typo
[edit on 10/28/09 by articulus]
Originally posted by OneNationUnder
Interesting! I see it has a Gap tag.
What cologne is it?
Originally posted by emsed1
I'm not seeing it.
Did I miss something?
Originally posted by Saurus
Originally posted by emsed1
I'm not seeing it.
Did I miss something?
I agree - nothing masonic about it that I can see.
How is it that only the non-masons see the "masonic symbolism"?
Originally posted by Saurus
Originally posted by emsed1
I'm not seeing it.
Did I miss something?
I agree - nothing masonic about it that I can see.
How is it that only the non-masons see the "masonic symbolism"?
Originally posted by glitchinmymatrix
In a secret society, would not it be best that the highest, most secret members not even know that they are members at all?