That's something you need to figure out if you pledge. For oen thing you are going ot part of one of the orgs before the other. Plus the whole stepping and colors thing for KKPsi might depend on the local chapter culture as well.

whats that supposed to mean...

I think what KS is trying to say is that you should want to join an organization solely because you care about it and love what it stands for, not just because you have relatives. Do you have any D9 org in particular you want to join or just want to join one of them in general?

That.

my mommy doesn't let me wear two organizations' colors and step in both lines. :( someone help me. pwwwease.

What makes you so sure that they pledge 2 frats ... well they didnt so none of then know how dual membership go..

What??

I think that was in response to my post. He hasn't mastered the quote feature.

wow you truly are stupid...what org are you a part of?

yea it was for knight shadow i didnt use the quote

This thread will go nowhere.

GreekAce, you need to be speaking to people that you know in real life. If you can't speak with real people, you won't be invited to pledge and won't have to worry about dual membership, anyway.

But can you wear both colors and step in both lines? Those are the philosophical questions that we've been griping with for centuries. Pondering those questions now makes you a winner at common sense and intellect.

Good answer but wrong question .. thats not what i asked you.. you should be proud to represent your frat

I am. Too bad you're still an aspirant with minute questions. :)

And you got an appropriate answer from someone you have chosen to call a smart ass and stupid:

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Originally Posted by DrPhil (Post 1830960) You will figure out all of this IF you ever get a chance to become a member of these organizations. :) Worry about the more important things right now. Good luck.

And in the meantime, if you really want more information, talk to people you know in real life.

Oh, and until you actually do become a member of at least one of these organizations, you might want to stop calling yourself GreekAce, as you're not yet Greek. (Based on the attitude you've shown here, the Ace part seems debatable as well.)