brother blaine
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Tonight I was listening to duck dynasty and at the end willie said about hoodwinking his son, I was wondering if anyone knew if he was a Freemason or just liked to use that term
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Willie Robertson
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Pretty common saying in some parts, like pulling the wool over your eyes.
brother blaine
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Oh ok I wasn't sure I never heard that saying until I got into masonry
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Companion Joe
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Yes, it's a common term, the definition of which means "to deceive or trick."
When I was in the newspaper business years ago, our managing editor's last name was Hood. He wrote a weekly column of news from the lighter side called "Hood Winks."
When I was in the newspaper business years ago, our managing editor's last name was Hood. He wrote a weekly column of news from the lighter side called "Hood Winks."
Brother_Steve
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on a side note, I watch pawn stars. I caught a repeat and noticed the old man had a kitchen apron on that read, "Real men wear aprons."
Before I was a mason I thought it meant real men have no problem being in the kitchen.
After I was a mason, I had another view point...
brother blaine
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Yea makes you wonder sometimes
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