Freemasonry and Bad English?

Kind of says it all. This had to have something to do with Dan Brown…

Via Arts & Letters Daily.

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8 Responses to “Freemasonry and Bad English?”

  1. Dennis the Vizsla Says:

    *COUGH* what a hack *COUGH*

    Sorry … I think I had some Dan Brown envy stuck in my throat there.

  2. The Necromancer Says:

    Sure he’s a rich hack…Even worse is the fact that all his plots are modified Baigent and Leigh books.

  3. nursemyra Says:

    I’ve never read any Dan Brown books. Now thanks to that article I have even more reason not to.

  4. The Necromancer Says:

    You darling creature. ;)

  5. Stiletto Says:

    OMG…HILARIOUS!!!!!!! I’ll have to read the rest of these over breakfast tomorrow.

  6. Stiletto Says:

    “18. The Da Vinci Code, chapter 4: He could taste the familiar tang of museum air – an arid, deionized essence that carried a faint hint of carbon – the product of industrial, coal-filter dehumidifiers that ran around the clock to counteract the corrosive carbon dioxide exhaled by visitors.

    Ah, that familiar tang of deionised essence. ”

    Bwahahahahahaha.

    I’ll be sure to never use “familiar tang” and “sweaty ball sac” in the same sentence. I mean, how many people would know…

  7. The Necromancer Says:

    Stil: I dunno, how many people would know? ;) I like your turn of phrase better. “Familiar tang” goes with lots of things…”woman’s inner thigh”, “eager wetness”, etc…Anyway, you get the idea…

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