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[Board Game Geek]

I would like to commend the following document detailing some of the works performed by Freemasons.

http://www.grandcharity.org/data/fil...09__dec_09.pdf

You may see something of particular interest to your own particular condition. I mean MS, not your attitude problem.

I don't know how you can keep a straight face and lecture me on the rightenousness of what some people might call a , "so-called secretive cult", by attempting to legitimise their existance and operations by selectively "unsecreting" charity work that has been done in their name.

I call that selective PR.

I'm not knocking the donations, they are always valuable (actually, no, tell a lie, they are not. But that's not a pop at the FM's, it's a pop at certain charities).

But asking me to appreciate how wonderful the fm's are, when you only reveal biased information just doesn't convince me.

I'm sorry, but there is absolutely no need to form a secretive and clandestine male-dominated organisation in this day and age if your sole aim is to raise money for charity.

That can be accomplished openly in many ways, and with anonymity if desired.

[Board Game Geek]

BGG, this site has always been conservative with a small c. Which is why many posters neither like or understand anything that is considered alternative.

I think you got you words muddled up there a bit.

[Moscow Mule]

Well to be honest I would rather not work with a 6 foot 20 stone bearded man called Florence in a Laura Ashley dress.

If anyone thinks that kind of display is normal then they should reevaluate their outlook on life.

In your opinion.

In some industries, it's considered weird to live a 3 bedroom semi in Surbiton and wear a suit to work.

[Moscow Mule]

No. I think on this occasion, it was more equitable to challenge negative behaviour, than report it. Reporting and getting people banned isn't terribly nice, and all that happens is the the person being banned gets a slap but not the chance to rescind or understand why.

IMHO of course.

As you like. We're a very broad church here...

[cojak]

I think you got you words muddled up there a bit.

catholic, then (with a small c)

But you know what he meant...

[Bagpuss]

I think you got you words muddled up there a bit.

In what respect?

conservative with a small c...

"This term is also used in the United Kingdom to describe those who are conservative in the sense of resisting radical change rather than being members of supporters of the official Conservative Party"

[mr_woo]

What people do in their own houses with the curtains closed is up to them. A hairy *rsed bloke walking round town in a wig and a frock in front of families, he be a freak!

[Mich the Tester]

What people do in their own houses with the curtains closed is up to them. A hairy *rsed bloke walking round town in a wig and a frock in front of families, he be a freak!

HAB, explain yourself!

[Moscow Mule]

What people do in their own houses with the curtains closed is up to them. A hairy *rsed bloke walking round town in a wig and a frock in front of families, he be a freak!

Oh wail, Daily Wail, for heavens sake, who will think of the CHILDREN!!!

etc, etc.

[minestrone]

So if a bearded man in a laura ashley dress is not a freak who is?

Have the hand ringers on here banned the word freak?