Masonic Memes 2022

January 05, 2023

I think most business owners will agree that 2022 had been a hell of a  year—I mean, it's been a nightmare in terms of merchandise production. But instead of crying at the corner, we decided to control only the things we can control and put out more of that other thing that we're quite good at —I'm talking about our Masonic Memes.

Without further adieu, here are our Top 10 Masonic Memes: 

1. The Freemason Starter Pack Meme. Too many Freemasons online found this meme so relatable that it stayed as a top post in Reddit r/freemasonry for a good time. Click the corresponding link to read the conversation it generated on Reddit (70+ comments), Facebook (200+ comments), Instagram (50+ comments).  

 2. The Undertaker meme became one of our most shared Masonic Memes of 2022! WMs and Secretaries alike love it! Click the corresponding link to read the conversation it generated on Reddit, Facebook, Instagram.

3. The self aware doge spewing painful truth! Too many can relate! Click the corresponding link to read the conversation it generated on Reddit, Facebook, Instagram.

4. The Masonic Entanglement meme is a painful reminder of what can become of a brother sometimes when moderation is non-existent.  Click the corresponding link to read the conversation it generated on Reddit, Facebook, Instagram.

5. The Slap Meme slaps hard! Click the corresponding link to read the conversation it generated on Reddit, Facebook, Instagram.

6. The angry lady and the cool cat meme is definitely a top fave! Click the corresponding link to read the conversation it generated on Reddit, Facebook, Instagram.

7. Oh hi there, Spongebob! Click the corresponding link to read the conversation it generated on Facebook, Instagram.

8. If she only knew. 

9. If she only knew part 2. 

 10. Oh the cold sweats!

 More FraternalTies Masonic Memes below! enjoy the New Year!

I know it's just January but May the Fourth be with you all!

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