Freemasonry
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| Or the twitches of worms cut in two; <br> | Or the twitches of worms cut in two; <br> | ||
| Once puffed with [[vapor]] --<br> | Once puffed with [[vapor]] --<br> | ||
| - | Now weazing on [[fumes]] | + | Now wheezing on [[fumes]] |
| - | :-- Miller, Arthur. Noted in margins of early draft of "Death of a Salesman". Circa 1948. | + | :-- Miller, Arthur. Noted in margins of early draft of "Death of a Salesman." Circa 1948. |
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| Freemasonry org. 1. A vast number of self-inflated and pseudo-veiled autotelic human organizations of dwindling membership formed in medieval times; principally granted value via conspiracy theories bolstered by peculiar opposition from various other autotelic human organizations (e.g., the Church and communist governments).
[edit] Non Canonical TextLike the last wriggles of deflating balloon,
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[edit] DesiderataName your favorite Franklin. He was a Freemason. Name your second favorite Franklin. Yep, he was a Freemason, too. A.W. Slippers and Senator Locust B. Burley were Freemasons.
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