If there was anything at all interesting about Masonic rituals, it wouldn’t be a secret anymore because there’d be fifty bazillion Web sources explaining them in the most minute detail.
“Zombies are slow, always attacking last. but always doing 1-8 hit points of damage when they hit. They always fight until destroyed and nothing short of a cleric can turn them back” – Monster Manual 1st Edition
Oh, no! I’ve heard that line before! Like the time you brought home that short order cook. He had me up half the night, making toast, until the freezer was FULL!
About 10 years ago, I was introduced to a couple (at their home) where the husband was a DeMolay member. I forgot all about this until I just saw something pop up online about the group and remembered the creepy experience I had.
Anyway, I was a guest at this couple’s house; a mutual friend of ours brought me there for a barbecue. I remember there were some young boys at the house, and I was told that they were all in “DeMolay”. And that the husband was a leader or something. And the whole thing struck me as weird. And then at one point, the husband complimented his wife on the burgers she grilled. Her response was that he should come home once in a while, and he could have them more often, instead of spending all his time “away” with “the boys”.
The young boys didn’t participate in the barbecue. They just seemed to be all over the house hanging out. And I was told that the husband’s constantly doing things with these kids, and never home. And when he is home, he brings some of the boys with him.
I don’t know. Maybe nothing was going on. But I got a weird vibe about the whole thing.
Of all the things that could have been mentioned, from Ted Gunderson to Operation Gladio, conspiracy of silence, Pizza Gate ect ect ect. All these points that could be used to further the thread. Here we now are talking about boys at the BBQ and all we are left with is months on end of silence. Even more questionable is the tone of your experience. Im not sure what it is, i can’t quite put my finger on it but something about it just seems to lack authenticity.
I feel in a thred like this, if we really want to gain some insight into the perilous world cartoonivers and his nephew Corruptionkiller are placing us, we need more empathy and less creativity. Furthermore, I feel that if you were born a man, the motivations of man or men should not be hard to see. And there are less men engaged in austerity than hedonism. Thus the motivations of man tend to move towards the one extreme as opposed to the other. Nothing is out of the realm of possibility.
