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Posted by Keo_Nade on Mar-27-2006 19:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Spartan
aha, a great idea, then you'd have 50 frat brothers beating you senseless in a corner.

My friend was making fun of this frat we were at and he pissed behind their bar.

Thank god nobody saw it cause we would have died.


aha, yea at the last party i was allowed to stay at the frat beat the crap out of like 5 Marines... they were in the Honor Guard err w/e, pussy marines...j/k. but yea, "im not a fighter Im a lover" i'll just steal all their pussy.


Posted by Psy-T on Mar-27-2006 19:30:

quote:
Originally posted by jonze234
i remember you posted the thread asking us for advice on what to do about accepting a frat bid. you should have listened to us on this one. frats are really stupid. whats the point in paying money for friends? what do you get out of a frat? you live in a shithole of a house, get treated like shit by the upperclassmen, and you pay them money for this.


when you put it like that, frats actually sound like decent pyramid schemes


Posted by AndreaCKY772 on Mar-27-2006 19:32:

wow man...sorry about that.

it's interesting to see how some people act as if they are super important because they are in a frat/sorority. some chicks here at my campus seem like that.


Posted by wrzonance on Mar-27-2006 19:32:

frats =


Posted by Protege on Mar-27-2006 19:43:

Do the frats/sororities at other schools do the thing where everyone makes a jersey with their nickname on the back like "deez nuts" or similar lame terms? Or was that just my school


Posted by SuspicionVandit on Mar-27-2006 21:00:

lawsuit or shotgun


Posted by DigitalMP on Mar-27-2006 21:10:

quote:
Originally posted by AndreaCKY772
wow man...sorry about that.

it's interesting to see how some people act as if they are super important because they are in a frat/sorority. some chicks here at my campus seem like that.


What's even more funny is that this guy saw a need to feel a different level of acceptance amongst people whom he already considered his friends, then displayed to them that what they felt was important gained in popularity within himself, then suddenly dropped those levels to all-time lows.

Now he's upset that he's not accepted by them?

1. make up your fucking mind
2. don't criticize what's important to your friends, either explicitly or implicitly.

This should teach you to look into things a bit more, and think about the situation that your next action is going create two and three actions down the line. It's called "forward thinking", and will help you to avoid many stupid mistakes.


Posted by DigitalMP on Mar-27-2006 21:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Protege
Do the frats/sororities at other schools do the thing where everyone makes a jersey with their nickname on the back like "deez nuts" or similar lame terms? Or was that just my school


You played in the XFL?


Posted by Trancention on Mar-27-2006 22:20:

Sounds like too much work.


Posted by Protege on Mar-27-2006 22:48:

quote:
Originally posted by DigitalMP
You played in the XFL?


Yes, my nick was 'reach around', did you ever see me?


Posted by Trancention on Mar-27-2006 22:53:

quote:
my nick was 'reach around'



Posted by bas on Mar-28-2006 03:37:

Your first mistake was trying to join a frat. Your second one was going to a frat party.


Posted by DigitalMP on Mar-28-2006 04:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Protege
Yes, my nick was 'reach around', did you ever see me?


yeah, mine was 'tarzan'.


Posted by Keo_Nade on Mar-28-2006 23:16:

quote:
Originally posted by DigitalMP
What's even more funny is that this guy saw a need to feel a different level of acceptance amongst people whom he already considered his friends, then displayed to them that what they felt was important gained in popularity within himself, then suddenly dropped those levels to all-time lows.

Now he's upset that he's not accepted by them?

1. make up your fucking mind
2. don't criticize what's important to your friends, either explicitly or implicitly.

This should teach you to look into things a bit more, and think about the situation that your next action is going create two and three actions down the line. It's called "forward thinking", and will help you to avoid many stupid mistakes.


Ok yea, next time someone offers you a once in a lifetime opportunity and gives you less than 24hours to decide, PM me so i can tell you that you made the wrong decision. Besides you being a dick there, I DID NOT insult them, i made a point of being very polite to them about everything, even when i was drunk! Furthurmore all i did was accept a bid. a BID, not brotherhood! all that means is that i agreed to get to know them better and decide. I did, and they didnt appreciate that, well thats false, only the upperclassmen and one bitch-frosh are holding grudges, EVERONE else i know in the frat is cool with me.


Posted by Protege on Mar-28-2006 23:19:

quote:
Originally posted by DigitalMP
yeah, mine was 'tarzan'.


How did you convince the league to just let you wear that loin cloth?


Posted by tribu on Mar-28-2006 23:25:

They're mad because you rejected their fraternity. Yet you still want to hang out and party with them. It doesn't work that way. You accepted the bid then basically said with your actions, I don't want to be a part of this. My understanding is that, with fraternities, you're either in, out, or a chick.

You certainly had exposure to what fraternities are before college, so to say it was a snap deicision is unfair. If I remember right, to get bids, you have to go to an organized grouping to "apply" so to speak, which is how you earned your bid...so you took the first step by actively searching that out. Even if you didn't do this, you still said yes; how much of the 24 hours did you use to think about it?

Realistically, there are probably some people in the frat that youll remain friends with, but don't expect them to do so, especially if they are impressionable as many fraternity brothers I know are. The exclusivity of fraternities is part of their draw. Since the fraternity isn't something you like to do, I suggest finding something you do like to and associating with those people; this will help maximize the college experience


Posted by Keo_Nade on Mar-28-2006 23:30:

my only frat exp. before college was my brothers frat. and even though it was cool, i still didnt want to join one until this semester, and even then i was on the fence. I didnt go through the whole process of being courted. BC i was friends with a few of them they took me out to dinner on a friday, unofficially told me i was getting a bid. the next day there was the ceremony thing where i accepted. literally less than 24hours.


Posted by tribu on Mar-28-2006 23:34:

I know, Im not really trying to fault you because you didn't go through it all. Just understand that your friends will do this thing, and if you want to hang out with them, you're either going to have to join or hang out with them when theyre not doing their frat thing. Depending on how involved they are will make it harder or easier. Stillcan't believe you didnt know what frats were like via tv, movies, books, conversation, etc.

Just get involved in something you like since frat life isn't your thing.


Posted by DigitalMP on Mar-28-2006 23:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Keo_Nade
Besides you being a dick there, I DID NOT insult them, i made a point of being very polite to them about everything, even when i was drunk!


*implicity insulted them, as in bruised their ego. remember, they make the rules, which sucks either way. but even if you didn't accept the bid, being a good friend of some of the guys, you'd still be an outsider at parties and such.


quote:
Originally posted by Protege
How did you convince the league to just let you wear that loin cloth?


They pretty much left that up to me, as long as I wasn't punter or center.


Posted by Protege on Mar-29-2006 00:34:

quote:
Originally posted by DigitalMP

They pretty much left that up to me, as long as I wasn't punter or center.



Posted by Keo_Nade on Mar-29-2006 02:20:

Love is in the air

whatever, i dont fault them for hanging out at frat so often. if I had just put down a 4 year $1100 annual lease on Friends then Id neglect real people too. money>people


Posted by Jake Benson on Mar-29-2006 02:22:

There's different styles/clicks in different frats. If you don't fit their mold, they'll reject you.

I joined a frat on the premise that there would always be food in the kitchen. I was right. Besides, it was cheap rent: $333 a month! $400 for the entire summer.


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