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I understand completely. I still work out in Jujitsu and judo but not nearly as hard as when I was younger. One of the good things about Karate is that you can still work out hard no matter how old you get.

It's funny that you would say this because I love the scent of Hoppes and have told my wife that I wish that they would use this scent in a cologne.

Black here in Kentucky.

Heavy stuff!

I'm originally from Beckley, W.V. Just wanted to say hello.

Yeah, according to the anti-Masons only the very "high ranking" Masons know these things.

Lift weights, do cardio five days a week, martial arts workout (katas, heavy and speed bag work) three days a week.

I think that Hapkido and Japanese forms of Jujitsu are superior to Karate for all around self defense. I am sure that many, many people will disagree with me on this. Just my personal opinion.

People think that I am weird when I tell them that I enjoy cleaning guns.

I can tell you from experience traditional Martial Arts training may very well help.

LOL, I like the way that you look at this!

Welcome to the fraternity, it's good to call you brother.

I recently visited a lodge in my state that participates in something similar to this.

I agree. It's when you are going through tough times that you find out who are really friends and who are simply people who like you to one degree or another. By the way, tough times don't last, tough people do.

Keep in touch Kentucky brother.

Yeah, the clothing leave a lot to be desired lol.

I'm a new MM and I am not in Texas but I plan on getting a Kentucky Masonic plate.

Yeah, I'm the first but hopefully not the last.

Makes sense.

I agree. I'm a new MM and not sure about Masonic law but I would think that wearing Masonic clothing, trinkets, etc. while not entitled would be a violation of Masonic law if you are a member of a lodge. If so action should be taken. However, taking someone's private property seems wrong and, if...