St Huberts Club of Gt Britain?

[Andy L]

Sorry Ian, I totally agree. Wrong place wrong time!
Back to St Huberts!

 

[Turfer]

Turfer : I take it by you comments your another person, that knows nothing about free masonry .
But has made up your mind by thinking you do know, what its about ,Like many others I must add ,If its not your thing don't knock it .

Robert

Yet again you assume that only you and you alone know best.

However we don't all live in a bubble of self interest and aggrandizement.

Unfortunately or fortunately depending upon what side of the street you're standing there are many people out here that know just as much if not more.
No one is denying the free masons support of worthy causes. But as we all know there is no such thing as a free lunch in this world.

That well known (to some) implorement "'Is there no help for the widow's son?' has many a master and apprentice putting down their tools in order to offer their brother assistance.

I suggest that you remove the blind fold , roll down the trouser leg, cover up your breast, put away the compass and the square and climb down from the scaffold upon which you have climbed yet again as you really do need to be on the level and to get a grip.

Boaz

 

[widows son]

Well Stuart back on via the back door again to cause more trouble well see how long it takes before you get banned this time .

I here you came up short again at the weekend we must pay more attention .

I may even turn out for the next episode .

What have you used so far Mannlicher Stu ,SWR now Turfer.

Just can't stop yourself . Have a nice day Stuart .

 

[Turfer]

Robert

There you go again jumping to assumptions.

I think we have hijacked this thread more than enough.

Apologies to the forum.

Back on topic. Does anyone know if the UK St Huberts Club have links with our continental cousins?

Turfer

 

[Bo Diddley]

Douglas, let me enlighten you.

I know this story to be fact, and it has been covered up by the St Hubert Club.

It relates to last year and a group of members who were stalking on the club lease in theford forest. The club also has a property there, which I believe is a semi detached bungalow or cottage.

It would appear that a high ranking member of the club on arriving back from a mornings stalk, DISCHARGED his rifle accidentaly in the house. The neighbours wife was in the bath next door and luckily the round did not go right through the wall.

The Commission got to hear about this and the whole affair got very heated, and I believe a sort of ultimatum was given in that either the person in question resigned, or they would loose their lease. It would seem that some younger less influential members were in agreement for this gentleman to resign, but were told that it was a mistake. It appears that the said gentleman did eventually resign, and the FC have put further measures in place. So much for a professional training!!

The St Huberts club have also recently via the back door tried to take some stalking off two friends of mine. The organisation that owns the ground told them in no unceratin terms to take a walk.

I could go on about other events I am aware of, but I will leave you to digest the above.

Interesting to know this... of course none of the FC Rangers have ever had an accidental discharge

 

[cjm1066]

The gentleman concerned was expelled from the St Hubert Club.

 

[Tazz]

I don't know any St Hubert stalkers, but do know people who have stalked with there members. Frankly they were not impressed! Is it like Free Masonary with guns?

Gun safety bound to be compromised with a dead sheep on your head and standing on one leg with the trouser pulled up while chanting, what could possibly go wrong

 

[camodog]

Holy 'thread resurection' !

 

[Bo Diddley]

The gentleman concerned was expelled from the St Hubert Club.

Yes, so I gathered from sikamalc's post on the subject.

 

[sikamalc]

OK it's a very old thread. And going no where now.