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Doesn't really bother me. My real sister has tons of my Shamrock shirts, but I think that's good PR for our event...
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KD, I actually wanted to ask you about that. At our school, KD's sell their shamrock project shirts to people who participated, but I never buy one because I'd feel weird wearing another sorority's letters. Would it bother you to wear our anchorsplash shirt? And would it bother you if you saw me wearing your shamrock project shirt? Also, to Prophet, I think you're a little too hung up on this. I think you need a girlfriend so that you'll understand why guys let their girlfriends wear their letters. I don't wear other fraternities letters to "show off" I wear them b/c I don't have anything else clean.
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I think that because of event shirts--especially the events held by 2 or more GLOs--people are much more comfortable wearing each others' letters than they were a few years ago when there weren't any event shirts. Now it doesn't seem to bother people. I noticed that our 15-year-old was wearing her sister's AOPi Rose Ball shirt and the AOPi said that on her campus, people wear each others' event shirts, just not their sewn letter shirts.
When I was a little sister, I felt weird in my Theta Xi sewn letter shirt even though my name and Pi Phi were on the back because we generally didn't wear each others' letters at all back in the day. That feeling has persisted. I have an AOPi mom shirt and you can hardly see the "mom" part at all...I feel strange in it but I wear it because of my pride! |
Re: To TKE209sweethrt; your a joke
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However, I know that every chapter does things differently-and yours obviously does (from what you have said in your posts)-and thats cool. But I don't think it's fair to say rude things to girls like-you think you mean things to the fraternity, but you don't, etc. Just because other chapters do things differently from yours doesn't make them any better or worse-they just do things differently. |
Oh Hell na!
CarolinaDg, wtf. you talking about!? Your taking a forum idea and personal belief of mine to the heart. What you can't respect my freedom of speach, so you have to make a personal attack. Hahahaha take your lame comment and shove it, I have a girlfriend of 5yrs. Now, what? You need to watch what you write. Also, you need and everybody else who does not read what I type, to just remember, do not speculate what others mean until you clearly READ what others have wrote. In short to all you ladies who get upset on my belief on this, "wearing others letters," unless you are a sweatheart or had an activity with that other org. you should not wear the others letters; quote me on that! For you ladies who only look at one line of what I wrote to that TKE sweetheart, why not read the whole post? I said I hate when girls use being named sweetheart to floss. To claim their better than everyone else. Maybe y'all should read-the whole thing!
-Heath P.s. DG. your wack again. I need a "Girlfriend" hahahaha, 5yrs can you do better? |
This one to ChiOJenn78
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-Heath p.s. Go ahead and make a personal attack, I love em'. Tell me like Dg I need a "girlfriend" so I can laugh at you! |
I have no problem with the sweetheart, lovaliers, or in my fratenities case immediate family with permission from the brother, wearing our letter if I know for a fact they won't bring us a bad name. When someone wears the letters the represent the fraternity, good or bad, wrongly or rightly. So I am very apprehesive about anyone wearing my letters. So I would be very careful of lovaliering, or for that matter letting anyone wear my letters even my immediate family b/c when in letters they are represnting me and my fraternity.
"Ziggy" Phi Sigma Kappa Nu Pentaton Chapter Clarion University DAMN PROUD!! |
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p.s. I don't waste time with personal attacks. And I don't really care if you have a "girlfriend" or not. |
To: PSK
Well, but hopefully you wouldn't get engaged to someone who you were embarrassed to be wearing your letters in the first place (which is basically what lavaliering is saying... eventually we're getting engaged, just not yet).
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To prophet
I'm not even gonna waste my time with a response. You've contradicted yourself so many times in this point. How about you decide what exactly you think, and then make a reasonable argument, and I'll reply to that one.
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CarolinaDG, I know where you're coming from, and I wouldn't do that unless absolutly certain about it. But I do have some brothers who would and have. To us lavaliering is before engagment and it is kinda saying that you are promising to become engaged later. But we are all humans and make mistakes or misjudge situations like this. So anyone could make that mistake.
"Ziggy" Phi Sigma Kappa Nu Pentaton Chapter, Clarion University DAMN PROUD!! |
Each fraternity and sorority has its own rule about who can and cannot wear their letters. You may think another group's rules are dumb (why are Fijis so protective? why does so and so give their letters to anyone?), but they are those groups' rules. It's not my business to try and change them. And I don't think its fair to say, "Well, I can't give my younger sister my shirt with my crest on it, so it's wrong of Fraternity X to do so." Let fraternity X be the judge of that.
I would only object to a non-member wearing a group's letters if I KNEW they were in violation of that group's policy. So if I see someone who isn't an AXD wearing a non-event shirt, I would object. |
your - possessive form of you meaning a person's, one's. Example: This is your t-shirt.
you're - Contraction of "you are". Example: You're an idiot if you are in college and can't grasp this simple concept. |
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