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Hiram Abiff replied

7 July 2005, 12:29
Originally posted by WageSlave

Spod, it would help to understand a little more. I'm sure the Masons don't want any jerk turning up hoping to catch a ride on the supposed <toot> <toot> gravy train. Wouldn't do to turn up at the first Lodge meeting expecting a BBQ.

Besides, I thought membership required two referees.

WS, write a letter to your local Lodge to start the ball rolling. It's quite a lengthy process that will all be explained to you.
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 12:27
Originally posted by DimPrawn

Ritual buggery

Wow, sounds like my old school.

Buggery at dawn
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 12:26
Originally posted by Hiram Abiff

WS, if you're curious, join!

Spod, it would help to understand a little more. I'm sure the Masons don't want any jerk turning up hoping to catch a ride on the supposed <toot> <toot> gravy train. Wouldn't do to turn up at the first Lodge meeting expecting a BBQ.

Besides, I thought membership required two referees.
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DimPrawn replied

7 July 2005, 12:24
Ritual buggery
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Hiram Abiff replied

7 July 2005, 12:22
Originally posted by WageSlave

I'll have to bow to your experience on that one.

Spod, what do Masons do at the Lodge? I don't mean in terms of ceremonies and secrets....do you sit around chatting like a gentleman's club?

Wage in 'curious' mode.

WS, if you're curious, join!
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 11:57
Originally posted by Hiram Abiff

Nope, it ain't a secret society, it's a society with secrets.

I'll have to bow to your experience on that one.

Spod, what do Masons do at the Lodge? I don't mean in terms of ceremonies and secrets....do you sit around chatting like a gentleman's club?

Wage in 'curious' mode.
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Hiram Abiff replied

7 July 2005, 11:54
Originally posted by WageSlave

I thought membership was supposed to be a secret?

Nope, it ain't a secret society, it's a society with secrets.
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 11:51
Originally posted by Hiram Abiff

Most certainly. Got a nice one on the back of the RR also.

I thought membership was supposed to be a secret?
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Not So Wise replied

7 July 2005, 11:50
Err they are saying all buss services in zone 1 are suspended

And honestly they cannot suspend it for long otherwise people will be sleeping under their desks
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Hiram Abiff replied

7 July 2005, 11:49
Originally posted by WageSlave

Spod, I like the avatar. Are you allowed to use it?

Most certainly. Got a nice one on the back of the RR also.
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 11:46
Question for Spod

Spod, I like the avatar. Are you allowed to use it?
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Hiram Abiff replied

7 July 2005, 11:42
Originally posted by fiddleabout

spose that would depend how financially challenged I was

Milan.

MB, trust me, it doesn't matter how much you've got in the bank, it is stupidity driving a new car on Tenerife - even a tulipebox Skoda!

But then again, as the prince of stupidity you'd probably be OK.

Also, how about doing the decent thing and giving Fiddle his nick back?

Spod - In " " mode!
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WageSlave replied

7 July 2005, 11:34
I thought they had suspended the bus service

Milan, Franco's not a peasant; he's the resident stud, and I'm sure riding on the bus is all part of his strategy to impress 'the lovely laydees'.
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Hiram Abiff replied

7 July 2005, 11:29
Originally posted by fiddleabout

or an old knackered Discovery !

LOL

Milan.

Would you drive a new car on Tenerife?
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Hiram Abiff replied

7 July 2005, 11:19
Originally posted by fiddleabout

you ride on the bus !

peasant

Milan.

He may be a peasant, but he does aspire to owning a Skoda one day.

Spod - In " " mode!
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