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Walkers Talkers And Holy Men


A new initiate returns home to his wife who is naturally curious to know what went on. The conversation goes something like this.

(She) Well how'd it go ?

(He) Very well - most interesting

(She) What did go on ?

(He) I'm not really sure if I can tell you about it.

(She) Well is there anything you *can* tell me ?

(He) well it seems there are 3 classes of men in the Lodge -walkers, talkers and Holy men.

(She) What do they do - if you can tell me ?

(He) The walkers walked me around the lodge. The Talkers talked to me and to the walkers as I was led around ....

(She) and the Holy men ? what of them ?

(He) They seem to be a special class of men - all in dark blue and gold aprons and gauntlets. They just sit on the benches around the lodge with their heads in their hands chanting repeatedly - "Oh My God Oh My God

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