From back when they used to carve the masonic symbols into peoples flesh? I tried looking up your old post, but you have a lot of them to dig through.

Don't know that the Masons ever carved the symbols in the flesh, but I don't think the Mormons did. They did used to cut the marks in the fabric in your first set.

If they had cut the marks into my chest, I wouldn't have had to wear those damn garments.

No actually, they carved the symbols into your flesh back in Joseph Smith's day. When Smith decided to make the women take the endowment, in the hopes that the threats of disembowelment and throat slitting, would keep them quiet on polygamy, Ema refused to have your breasts cut. Smith compromised, after she suggested that she could wear the symbols, stitched in red thread, on her underclothes. This was the birth of the Mormon garment. Steve Benson did a whole thing, with all kinds of links and references on it about a year or so ago.

I was just going to post the link. I love that nifty Search feature. Too bad more people on the site don't avail themselves of its use.

Wait, there's a search feature?

Shhhhh. It's so sacred, it's secret. Apparently.