Thanks for the correction! Let me NOT be the one to step on toes.

Where have you been?

You didn't. ;) It's not a big deal. That's just how people usually reference it. :p

:p

You know better than to stick your tongue out at me. Go get the switch!

(you were missed)

No, mama, nooooo!!!! :o

(you've been hiding from me)

lol, interesting indeed.

This is too crazy! Although I am not a member of any BGLO, if a prospective is out running off at the mouth about the interst they have in ABC sorority or XYZ fraternity, how would a member know that they would be able to keep the secrets of the organization a secret. Of the posts I read they did not have any 'valid' reasons to be a member of the organizations they seek. These look like the makings of some unproductive members in the making if they get through the process, which is highly unlikely.

i knew you weren't hard.

Discretion is truly a lost art.

You and me both. :p

Holla!! I thought that membership was by INVITATION ONLY. I guess there's a "special" clause in place for these bloggers. :rolleyes:

Exactly. But I will save some of these journals just to watch em crash and burn in the next coupleof years.


*Snicker*

But of course these will be the people "calling" nationals when they didn't get picked.:rolleyes:

He probably plays a sport and had to sit out his first year. Technically he should be a junior (credit wise) but for athletic eligiblilty he's a sophomore.

These kids are, of course, a little extreme. But I think we have to remember that that's what they are -- kids. We can't expect high school-ers to know anything about greek life, especially not that they're supposed to be discreet about their interest in a sorority/fraternity. Hell, when I went to my first interest session, the first thing I asked was what pledging was like and when they didn't tell me straight up, I just couldn't understand. And after that, I've made many mistakes, unkowingly of course. I think it's just something you learn along the way and these kids need some real guidance.