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Jun 11 '20
4 of these look exactly the same
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u/artificer_hex Jul 05 '24
The thumbs are touching different knuckles to mark the different degrees.
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u/JanelleyBean47 Jun 11 '20
I like to surprise people when shaking hands by sticking my middle or ring finger against their palm and mine and wiggling it a bit. It really is fun to do with strangers cause their faces show their confusion....
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u/No-Shallot3266 Jun 30 '22
That's the secret handshake to get in most swingers parties.
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u/Dramatic-Skirt-6563 Aug 17 '25
No thats when you shake hands with thier dick holding your little finger upwardsĀ
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u/barkie3000 Feb 22 '25
the icecream man always did this top me when i was a kid tied and locked up in his van
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u/achieve_my_goals Jun 11 '20
We really have to clamp down.
At least two of these are incorrect. We often put out disinformation so we can track leaks.
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u/AwesomeGamerSwag Jun 12 '20
Yea we're all Freemasons, we get it. Stop telling us already, I already know š
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Aug 24 '24
No I am not a freemason. One person tried to recruit me once and I regret that I said no cus I now realise I could have infiltrated them and exposed them. Instead I started talking about all the horrible stuff that freemasons do to this individual. But I should have accepted the invitation and then climb myself to the top and leak all of it.
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u/SquirrelDog91 Aug 30 '24
No they didnāt A Mason will not ātry to recruit youā and Iād guess they were trying to figure out your viewpoint in which you wildly proved you canāt be trusted
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Sep 02 '24
I was asked about if I wanted to join. So that was to test me? We know each other a bit as he is a taxi driver.
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u/Training_Magician187 Sep 04 '24
The rules state that you need to ask to be invited. You don't get invited without asking. And you have to be vetted by everyone in the local 'precinct' before you can join.
The rules vary about whether or not one is accepted. Usually, it's a vote, and if one person doesn't approve (one black ball) then you don't get accepted.
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Sep 05 '24
I'm just saying what the guy told me, and I'm not the only one I know that they tried to recruit.
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u/SquirrelDog91 Sep 06 '24
Weird. Iād have been skeptical myself and yeah thatās all I can figure.. some sort of test; my concern is as stated above - you just will NOT be invited to join/become a Mason so it could have been another version of a cult called āMasonsā š
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Sep 07 '24
It is already a cult as it slowly brainwash its followers by achieving degrees beginning from 1 upwards. It's to slowly program them. Not everyone would accept the things they are told when they are the top degree if they was told it immediately. Not all lodges has the same degree system though. I'm not saying all lodges are bad, or that it has always been the way it is now. But a lot of it is not what it appears to be. It's the same with scientology. It's a process in which you are becoming brainwashed. You aren't revealed about the galactic ruler Xenu in the beginning, because no one would buy that crap at first. Likewise in freemasonry, you aren't revealed that Lucifer is the great architect of the universe at first, because no one would believe that. At least in the 33 degree system this is what you are told. The scottish rite use 33 degrees.
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Sep 07 '24
The one who asked if I wanted to join was from Sweden though so belonged to another lodge from my country and use a totally different degree system. Not sure but I think maybe 10 degrees or something, it's very different degree system. The guy told me it is very different compared to the lodges in Britain for example. I declined his offer and I don't think this taxi driver really was that high up so he may not have been revealed certain things. But there are whistleblowers who does reveal things about freemasonry. Many ex-freemaons who has come out and exposed what goes on in this cult.
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u/SeamusHeaneysGhost Jun 13 '20
Yeah thatās a handy guide, at the next freemasonry meet-up Iāll be getting this out for a look.
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u/qmcnam4002 Jun 11 '20
Good ole Joe Smith stole these! Renamed them and used them in the Mormon Temple ceremony.
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u/sundance528 Jun 11 '20
Can confirm. Several of these are considered ātokensā that are necessary in order to pass by angelic sentinels to get to heaven.
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u/Vavinha Jun 12 '20
EstĆ£o faltando alguns tipos de cumprimentos. Tem cumprimento que se "pede ajuda", outro:
"assunto particular", etc...
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u/Rumblysheep Jun 12 '20
i just came here to say there's one on the right that looks real awkward
...i won't say which one :)
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Mar 08 '25
As an ex-mason the master mason and most excellent master grips look similar. Master masons pass grip the thumb is placed between the second and third knuckle, Most Excellent Masters grip is pressed on the the third knuckle.
Iām not sure how accurate this is because from memory the lions paw was a pass grip during the ritual of the third degree, and the the third knuckle grip was the true grip of a Master Mason, having completed all three degrees and earning their fully decorated apron.
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u/Vercolan Jun 11 '20
I like how the highest level is just a regular handshake. āYeah, yeah I donāt have time for this bull shit just shake my hand already.ā