Uncle got appointed to Grand Lodge Position (Taking over the world?)

reply to post by fordrew


Yes, there are always smirks and glances, and such. It is almost impossible to help. The first time I played third base in the second part of the MM degree, I had this giant 6'5" stocky fella, and I had to make sure he went backwards, so I was a little overzealous in my part, and it brought a lot of gasps. It was really for his own good, I just wanted to make sure he went the right direction, LOL! They don't let me play that one any more.

reply to post by DRAZIW


As stated by JoshNorton , what you posted is one Masons opinion , not the stance of Freemasonry as a whole , as no one speaks for all of Freemasonry . What one man/Mason says about Freemasonry DOES NOT make it true for all of Freemasonry .

With that being said , your little link made no mention of "training our facial muscles" . Lol , you need some sort of trophy for that little whiz bang of an accusation , I mean WOW , I have officially heard it all ! Yes our rituals are supposed to be a solemn engagements , but things happen that get a laugh , chuckle and a smile from the brethren on the side lines . You talk of things that you have no firsthand knowledge .

Edit to add : If you do not mind , I would love to borrow your post about us "training our facial muscles" because I need something funny to say at the end of my closing remarks when I close my Lodge tomorrow night so I can leave them laughing , as usual .