Which is the meaning of the fez in lounge culture? - Beyond Tiki

BB Bora Boris Mr. Unreasonable Boogie Wonderland Joined: Mar 25, 2005 Posts: 2616	BB Bora Boris Posted posted on Fri, Jul 25, 2008 9:15 AM On 2008-07-25 06:53, ahvyna wrote: Tipsy, I agree. The Masons and Shriners are a venerable organization. But most people aren't familiar with the work they do- Everyone probably knows an individual or family that has benefited from their philanthropy. One example: Shriner's Children's Hospitals. My opinion is to leave the authentic, insigned fez at home in respect of the guy who earned it. Ya know for organizations who take themselves so seriously you'd think they'd wear hats that didn't look like lampshades.

On 2008-07-25 06:53, ahvyna wrote:
Tipsy, I agree. The Masons and Shriners are a venerable organization. But most people aren't familiar with the work they do- Everyone probably knows an individual or family that has benefited from their philanthropy. One example: Shriner's Children's Hospitals. My opinion is to leave the authentic, insigned fez at home in respect of the guy who earned it.

Ya know for organizations who take themselves so seriously you'd think they'd wear hats that didn't look like lampshades.

Post #396445 by Bora Boris on Fri, Jul 25, 2008 9:15 AM