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ladies night (freemasons)

My partner is a freemason and ive been invited to the ladies night....I havent a clue what to wear, can anyone give me some advice on this please!


lil75  Tue 14/10/08 15:36
sallabananas
Tue 14/10/08
15:38
oo-err - whatever you wear will be wrong in the eyes of the others.
888sally888
Tue 14/10/08
15:40
I went to a ladies night a few years ago and it was the most condescending, sexist and weird night of my life!!
lil75
Tue 14/10/08
15:43

Question Author

888sally888 ....why? im getting worried now, I know someone else that goes to them and she said they were ball gowns/prom dress...not me at all!!!!
888sally888
Tue 14/10/08
15:43
God the head man gave a speech and it was all like

'look at our little ladies that have been invited out tonight' etc etc.

They asked my then husband to join and I said no way!!
4getmenot
Tue 14/10/08
15:44
I had no idea what a freemason was and I have just looked it up. No way I would go to one, I'm very opinionated and they dont seem the kind of people I would be able to stick
lil75
Tue 14/10/08
15:45

Question Author

Look at our little ladies!!!!! Thats it im not going!!! lol
sallabananas
Tue 14/10/08
15:46
Make an excuse not to go Lil, if I were you.
Mostly a right bunch of needlesticks....


888sally888
Tue 14/10/08
15:47
It may be better now but it wasnt for me. If you are a little simple mouse woman its probably ok.

Or if you can grow mens bits before you go, you will be fine!!
lil75
Tue 14/10/08
15:50

Question Author

Pmsl! No certainly not a timid mouse, and my man says ive got a mouth like a truck driver lol...if I had to sit there listening to that "look at our little ladies" I would seriously want to get up and walk out lol
sallabananas
Tue 14/10/08
15:52
hey lil - from that description of yourself, I think you should go. Inject a little life into the proceedings.
Wear pvc corset and thigh high boots.
mrs_overall
Tue 14/10/08
15:57
My first husband was a mason and I went to a ladies night...once and once only.
They were a bunch of pompous mysogynists and their wives were so far up themselves it wasn't true.
None of the wives worked - they were all "ladies who lunch" - and when they discovered I had a career they would have been less horrified if I'd said I was a cannibal.
no.knowledge
Tue 14/10/08
15:58
did they interfere with you Doc?
you sound a little disturbed.
mrs_overall
Tue 14/10/08
16:01
Err....ta for that Doc.

goes to lie down in a darkened room after the shock of DocSpock being nice
moonshadow
Tue 14/10/08
16:03
Lets hope the ladies don't have to bear their left breast like the men do.
mrs_overall
Tue 14/10/08
16:05
For the first time ever I have to agree 100% with you Doc.

I did manage a minor bit of sabotage when I swapped the seating arrangement cards around, heh heh.
sallabananas
Tue 14/10/08
16:06
Are there any masons on this site?
If there are, dare they come forward after this post??!!

My Uncle Maurice is one. If you knew him, I would have to say no more.....
sallabananas
Tue 14/10/08
16:07
...and Mrs O - you summed them up perfectly. ;-)
petal54
Tue 14/10/08
16:09
went once,with my parents,30 years ago.was getting over fluso ,for some reason drank whisky,made total fool of myself.felt great when got up went to work,after half hour passed out,never drunk whisky sinse.
mrs_overall
Tue 14/10/08
16:10
Thanks sallabananas.

Petal, being unconscious at a masonic function is probably the best thing.
petal54
Tue 14/10/08
16:14
may have been from the sock waving,dad always seem to be minus a sock after he'd been to a meeting
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