What tier are you?
Oh, wait a minute. That is from someone on GC.

I'm glad this was bumped! I would have never read it otherwise.

My favorite replies when people find out I'm in a sorority:

• "What? But you seem so nice!" (As if I have to be a stuck-up snob to be a sorority girl.)
• "How many frat guys did you have to sleep with before they let you in?"
• "But you're SMART."
• "You're in which sorority? I thought they were all ugly!"

Sorry, I'm getting in here late so someone may have said it, but what about:

"Do you really have naked pillow fights?"

Duh, of course we do! ;)

Every Friday night!

haha one of my guy friends seriously thought girls had naked pillow fights.

the first day of our pledging process i stepped outside and onto a piece of wood, spraining the hell out of my ankle...

...so imagine the next day i show up at my parents house on crutches.

mom: i thought you said they werent going to whoop your a**...
dad: yeah, you said you werent into that type of thing.
me: i didnt let them whoop my a**. i let them break my ankle, like Kathy Bates in Misery.

That one really gets to me. But when I started to correct the boy (who went to a school without greeks), he said, "Please don't deny guys of their fantasies."

Now, he mentions one of the myths, and I just go along with it, but with a LOT of sarcasm - just so he knows how stupid these fantasies are!

Enjoying myself with the old post bumping today.

Two questions I seem to get quite often from GDIs:

How much were you hazed?
Whether I was or not, what's it matter to you?
Do you guys wear robes?
None of your business if we do or not.

So the answers are obviously:

A lot.

and

Yes.

LOL

The ideal answer covers both questions!

Yes, we were beaten heavily by our masters wearing over sized pointy hooded black robes.

But were you wearing robes too?

They were nakies.:eek:

What gets me is when people criticize you for being Greek for no good reason except that they themselves aren't Greek and think they don't need it, are too good for it, etc. I know it's not for everybody, and that's OK. Being independent isn't for everybody either, and that's OK too. Live and let live, people. IMHO, the people who criticize Greeks the most are those who, deep down, wanted to be Greek but, for whatever reason, didn't pledge.

I used to know a guy that said he used to be a member of "OX" (just like the animal) fraternity. Is it a wonder that he "used to be a member?"