Originally Posted by AOII Angel (Post 2023024)

Did you ever see the squirrel army on Scrubs?

Originally Posted by Drolefille (Post 2023070)

We are the Sigma Ks
Living One Heart One Way
Sigmas just can't be stopped
We are Sigma Kaa-pa.

To Nelly's Hot in Here

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 2022843)

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As an alumna volunteer:

*you find yourself freaking out when you wake up and there is NO NEW EMAIL in your mailbox (and wonder if there is something wrong with gmail.)

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Originally Posted by AGDee (Post 2023012)

One year, I tried to do my NCAA Basketball bracket based on where we had chapters..lol.

Originally Posted by Alumiyum (Post 2023001)

When my first Greek cousin got into AOII my mom and I decided that the panda is the second hardest mascot to buy aside from the squirrel. It was so hard to find her panda presents.

Originally Posted by tld221 (Post 2023165)

Try searching for poodle items that are NOT pink or NOT fugly.

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06 (Post 2022908)

Originally Posted by tld221 (Post 2023165)

Try searching for poodle items that are NOT pink or NOT fugly.

Originally Posted by ADPiTigergurl (Post 2022981)

We also don't snap, we clap in our chapter. Our provience director came down last week and started snapping, we all laughed and then contimued our clap.

The KDs on my campus ditto. It's a hand motion (like your pointer and middle finger move up and down), they do it at open pan and other greek events. We all call it the KD Ditto, and will occasionaly make "the ditto" the funny part in the story ;). But what is even funnier is when I went on fall break with a couple of KDs (it was a large group of friends and representatives from 3 fraternaties and 4 sororities; needless to say we got some weird their all in different letter looks but that a differnt story) and they started to ditto at a restaurant and had to explain what in the world they were doing to the waiter... it was hilarious.

Originally Posted by xomanadaxo (Post 2023106)

I ditto (like air quotes, but with your fingers straight and only with one hand) in class ALL the time. At National Leadership Conference a lot of KDs snapped though. Only the GPhiBs snap on our campus though.

You know you're a sorority member when...
You explain people's personalities in terms of which house they would join. (e.g. You don't know Suzy? Well she would probably be an XYZ, with the looks of ABC thrown in the mix!)

Originally Posted by AOII Angel (Post 2022953)

I think the snapping is so funny. I didn't see this until I started advising. My chapter had us yell "Ditto" if we agreed with anything so we wouldn't get up and repeat the same thing. Any chapter meeting was peppered with enthusiastic "Dittos" all night which sometimes made for a loud group. I think it was a tradition left over from the early years since we certainly weren't still using Ditto paper. We NEVER snapped! :D

Originally Posted by amanda6035 (Post 2023481)

Every Sunday, at church, when we sing the doxology, I have to remind myself to say the real words, and not the Alpha Xi Grace version that we sang before meals....

Originally Posted by Shellfish (Post 2023476)

You know you're a sorority member when you rotate at parties. It actually surprises me that people don't do this more often. At my high school class reunions, lots of people just spend the whole night in the same little knot of people, when you'd think they'd take the opportunity to mingle more, considering we don't see each other very often.

Originally Posted by Fleur de Lis (Post 2023814)

I agree! My time as an active prepared me to make small talk for hours with people I don't know. It amazes me how people find one person to talk to in a room and never move. By then end of a party, I have met everyone and can probably tell you three things about them!

Originally Posted by AGDee (Post 2037743)

Your daughter starts getting all the propaganda from colleges all over the country during her junior year of high school and your first thought as you see each one is "We have a chapter there" or "We don't have a chapter there".