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Masonic rings

JTM

"Just in case"
Premium Member
So I know you "lowly" 3rd degree masons can't do anything with your rings except get a discout at Home Depot, whenever I turn my 14th degree ring in a coke machine, I get a free coke. I can get through 99% of the toll booths in the world if I flash my 32º ring as I go by.

The only ones I can't get through are those run by the Knights of Columbus.
 

Wingnut

Premium Member
ROFLMAO too funny! We have a friendly thing with trying to get more people at the Memorial Day activities than the KoC
 

TexMass

Registered User
Practical uses for your Masonic flip ring.


- It is where to keep your extra Underdog super energy pill.
- It is part of a set of Wonder Twin power rings. The rings flip to the S&C when they are

touched together.

- You punch an Anti-Mason and you don't want to leave a mark to avoid conspiracy theories.
- It is where you keep your cyanide pill in case your are captured by a bunch of Anti's.
- It just looks like it would start a conspiracy thread.
- One word...Gadget.
- It was blank on both sides and it was anticlimactic when turned over.
- You can spin it and take bets if it lands on or off.
- With the glasses it helps hide your true identity of Clark Kent.
- It helps when you want to pick up a lot of Anti chicks.
- The Pope has one just like it.
- It's useful when deep undercover trying to infiltrate an Odd Fellows lodge.
- My name? Bond...James Bond
- It hides the key from Ian to the treasure room below the streets of New York.
 

JTM

"Just in case"
Premium Member
if i ever join Knights of Columbus, I want a KoC/Masonic flip ring.
 
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