I had the misfortune to see a pair of one-piece garments that belonged to my father. (Not on him, in the laundry) And on the nipple part, there was a backwards L and a V.

Does anyone know what they mean? I asked my father and he told me: "I can't tell you. They're just a reminder of how we're supposed to live our lives."

Sounds kinda silly that your underwear gives you instructions for daily living.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/21/2010 05:39PM by maria.

Joe Smith Jr. ripped off the symbols from the Freemasons. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_garment

They are the square and the compass, stolen from the Masons. Since an organization with a name like "masons" would logically have symbols of construction tools like a compass and a square, it doesn't make a lot of sense for mormons, no matter what they say.

That's my rather terse response, others will give you more details.

I really like your quote: "Sounds kinda silly that your underwear gives you instructions for daily living." It's going to make me chuckle all day! :-)

I stopped wearing magic underwear years ago, but my boxer breifs remind me how to live... supported by my surroundings, but free to follow the urges that swell within.