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lauderdale
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Posted 21/10/2009 18:17:26
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I'll record it and watch it later.
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Mike Martin
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Posted 21/10/2009 20:28:29
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dp
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Posted 21/10/2009 20:38:20
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Hold on, this is a repeat.It's been kicking around the discovery channel for ages. :( Anyway, the first bit was OK...
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Posted 21/10/2009 20:51:23
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Its Ok ... mildly interesting so far..A bit mixed up in places.... flicking between different countries and different obediences in the flick of an eye. Makes it a little confusing.... And then of course they rehash P2... what a surprise!
Stephen 
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Posted 21/10/2009 21:00:01
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dp (21/10/2009)
Hold on, this is a repeat.
It's been kicking around the discovery channel for ages.
:(
Anyway, the first bit was OK...
Agreed and it was still crappo a second time. :doze:
Strength of manhood and beauty of spirit need combination. Masonry thus needs strength with gracefulness, stability with courtesy, and firmness with gentleness.
Sapere aude; incipe!
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Mike Martin
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Posted 21/10/2009 21:16:38
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lauderdale
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Posted 21/10/2009 21:45:25
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I watched it again but I thought it was familiar. Nothingly like as bad as I feared though.
The commentator was rubbish, all his mistakes such as confusing a Raising with an Initiation, don't they ever check their facts? There was a lot of American nomenclature and terminology etc which might have been unfamiliar to some UGLE Brethren.
I liked the Altar in the centre of the Temple, as we have in LDH in the Lauderdale working and I loved the American Lodge dressed for the Third Degree. All in all I feel it could have been far worse for Freemasonry, it wasn't the "Hatchet Job" I had thought it would be.
I will no doubt be asked all about it by some of my co-workers tomorrow.
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dp
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Posted 21/10/2009 21:57:12
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I will no doubt be asked all about it by some of my co-workers tomorrow. Why don't you pre empt the movement and go in dressed up as King Solomon, complete with cotton wool beard?
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Posted 21/10/2009 22:04:11
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dp (21/10/2009)
I will no doubt be asked all about it by some of my co-workers tomorrow.
Why don't you pre empt the movement and go in dressed up as King Solomon, complete with cotton wool beard?
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL :w00t:
Strength of manhood and beauty of spirit need combination. Masonry thus needs strength with gracefulness, stability with courtesy, and firmness with gentleness.
Sapere aude; incipe!
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lauderdale
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Posted 21/10/2009 22:06:03
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I don't need the cotton-wool beard having quite a hirstute face already. Unfortunately there is quite a strict dress code in my place of work so I think I would be summonsed to HR and sent home to get properly dressed in their eyes.
A nice idea, but I will wait their questions and answer as best I can, ever mindful not to breach my sworn Obligations in respect of the Signs, Tokens and Words.
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