I don't know why I read your edit comment as "We was pwned"

Now I'm cracking up at my desk at "We was po'" and "Mercy me, looks like my little magnolia just turned into a big ho!" lol

Stifling the laughter at my desk was hard, made my nose kindof run.

Depends on what you have done. I know in the 80s our chapter was off campus for two years because of accusations at a party. We had to start all over as a colony. It also depends on your school size, if they already have quite a few other Fraternities they might not allow you back for size reasons. Read a paper 33 haha, the schools around here cut 2 million in the budget including the money that goes to organizations and raised housing dues which includes all the regular kids in dorms.

But asshole, whoops, I mean atoheadlines, that has nothing to do with fraternities colonizing. I don't know where you go to school (and I'm kind of afraid to ask as it might cause them to lose their accreditation) but there are many schools where Greek orgs don't have on campus housing or get jack squat as far as funding from the university.

Sucks to be at the schools without housing or government money then, that makes it kinda hard to manage 30 or 40 people.

33girl: 1, random_idiot: -1,216

Not really.

Anyway, 33girl, what does "in Dutch" mean? I was going to quote you but don't feel like it.

Does it mean that someone needed to be spoked to, but in a different languange so as not to embarass them in front of their friends, so they speak to them in Dutch because they're in trouble? Because that what I imagined when I read it.

Shadow again you know barely anything about the order of Greek things as being a Latino Fraternity founded in 1987, were you even a legal citizen. Yes, I said it because you talk like a bitch.

In the words of DrPhil - please turn your brain on before responding to me :)

FYI - questions end with question marks.

Um hate to break it to you, but government money shouldn't be supporting a fraternity anyway. And the viable chapter size has everything to do with the culture of the campus, not how much money the fraternity has to spend.
You are an idiot. Shut up.

It means I'm old and have officially turned into my dad. :p In Dutch means in trouble. Not sure if you have the origin of the phrase right.

I probably don't. I just made it up.

'In Dutch' is still pretty common in Pennsylvania. When I saw it used in this thread, I was sure that someone would ask what it meant.

So you can accuse people of being an illegal immigrant at random, but your fraternity is essentially on welfare? Seems contradictory, kiddo.

You do your organization so much credit.

The "Yes, I said it..." bit was excellent sir. Very Jerry Springer of you. You just ooze class.