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What on earth do you have against the freemasons?

Their association with Mike Crowe says it all.

Janet

How on earth would one single individual create such a distaste for such
a
wonderful organization....it is almost akin to hating the Pope because my
catholic neighbour 'did me dirty'......H



Try, 'Because I am stupid and I don't know anything about the Freemasons
other than the crap I hear about them so I believe it'

I must admit I know very little about them, other than they bare their
chests and one leg, whilst they are subjected to some primitive form of
torture!

Alan

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What on earth do you have against the freemasons?

Their association with Mike Crowe says it all.

Janet

How on earth would one single individual create such a distaste for such a
wonderful organization....it is almost akin to hating the Pope because my
catholic neighbour 'did me dirty'......H

Well I have never seen them helping with any of the charities I have contact
with, so where and how are they a 'wonderful organization'?

Alan

Well I have never seen them helping with any of the charities I have
contact
with, so where and how are they a 'wonderful organization'?

Alan


http://www.grandcharity.org/charities.htm

You might like to download an application form and apply for a grant.

:-))

You might also like to browse the complete website
http://www.grandlodge-england.org and learn just what they do and then you
not be so ignorant :-))

Hope that helps your education a little

Mike
the truth will prevail

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it'

whilst they are subjected to some primitive form of
torture!

Alan

On authority of the highest order I can assure you that is not correct....

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I thought this gardening site had enuff of this horseshit already...from a
previous posting on the subject that is....suppose anything goes to keep
us
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'conversation'...now this does have summat to do with gardening cos it
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Chickenshit :-)

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I thought this gardening site had enuff of this horseshit already...from a
previous posting on the subject that is....suppose anything goes to keep
us
occupied on these dreary days....good or bad it makes for
'conversation'...now this does have summat to do with gardening cos it
contains horseshit and what is better for the garden than horseshit?




Chickenshit :-)

If you leave it a while it makes lovely compost. You'd never guess what
it had been before.
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June Hughes

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I thought this gardening site had enuff of this horseshit already...from
a
previous posting on the subject that is....suppose anything goes to keep
us
occupied on these dreary days....good or bad it makes for
'conversation'...now this does have summat to do with gardening cos it
contains horseshit and what is better for the garden than horseshit?




Chickenshit :-)

Gotta be a wee bit careful with it

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I thought this gardening site had enuff of this horseshit already...from
a
previous posting on the subject that is....suppose anything goes to keep
us
occupied on these dreary days....good or bad it makes for
'conversation'...now this does have summat to do with gardening cos it
contains horseshit and what is better for the garden than horseshit?




Chickenshit :-)

Gotta be a wee bit careful with it

Oh. Why?
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June Hughes

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I thought this gardening site had enuff of this horseshit
already...from
a
previous posting on the subject that is....suppose anything goes to
keep
us
occupied on these dreary days....good or bad it makes for
'conversation'...now this does have summat to do with gardening cos it
contains horseshit and what is better for the garden than horseshit?




Chickenshit :-)

Gotta be a wee bit careful with it

Oh. Why?

its a pun :-)

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I thought this gardening site had enuff of this horseshit
already...from
a
previous posting on the subject that is....suppose anything goes to
keep
us
occupied on these dreary days....good or bad it makes for
'conversation'...now this does have summat to do with gardening cos it
contains horseshit and what is better for the garden than horseshit?




Chickenshit :-)

Gotta be a wee bit careful with it

Oh. Why?
--
June Hughes

A few years back I cleaned out a chicking coop and stored about 2 cubic
metres for "future use"...two years later when making a new lawn spread it
out, along with other stuff of course....even after two years the
neighborhood stunk to high hell...I did not mind if a south wind was blowing
but when the north wind came in all our north facing windows had to be shut
tight....not much good smelling air in the house for a while....made a
damned good lawn tho.

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I thought this gardening site had enuff of this horseshit
already...from
a
previous posting on the subject that is....suppose anything goes to
keep
us
occupied on these dreary days....good or bad it makes for
'conversation'...now this does have summat to do with gardening cos it
contains horseshit and what is better for the garden than horseshit?




Chickenshit :-)

Gotta be a wee bit careful with it

Oh. Why?
--
June Hughes

It is very very hot!!

When I had a chicken farm we would make sure it was well mixed with the Deep
Litter before putting it on the gound. That under the perches not only had a
'High Aroma' but would act like a paint stripper I would imagine :-))

Mike
the truth will prevail

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I thought this gardening site had enuff of this horseshit
already...from
a
previous posting on the subject that is....suppose anything goes to
keep
us
occupied on these dreary days....good or bad it makes for
'conversation'...now this does have summat to do with gardening cos it
contains horseshit and what is better for the garden than horseshit?




Chickenshit :-)

Gotta be a wee bit careful with it

Oh. Why?

its a pun :-)

(Oops
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June Hughes

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Chickenshit :-)

Gotta be a wee bit careful with it

Oh. Why?
--
June Hughes

A few years back I cleaned out a chicking coop and stored about 2 cubic
metres for "future use"...two years later when making a new lawn spread it
out, along with other stuff of course....even after two years the
neighborhood stunk to high hell...I did not mind if a south wind was blowing
but when the north wind came in all our north facing windows had to be shut
tight....not much good smelling air in the house for a while....made a
damned good lawn tho.


Oh right. Over 20 years ago, I used to keep hens and piled up all the
excrement in a far corner of the garden, intending to do something about
and never getting round to it. About 18 months later, I got round to it
and found a pile of very fine compost. Didn't notice a smell at all,
although it was pretty awful when it was fresh.
--
June Hughes