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I don't even own letters
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I keep stressing that having your photo taken while you're drinking, smoking, or doing anything that can be misinterpreted while in your letters isn't a great idea. Once it's taken, you lose control of it, and it can end up anywhere.
I'm not saying that I'm perfect, and never had a drink while in my letters, but I probably did a lot of other stupid things while in school. Who am I kidding - I know I did! |
No shit, all I said in my post was that I wear a jacket and tie to tailgates for football games and khakis and a polo or buttondown to the bars, sometimes jeans and an oxford with a blazer.
What the hell is the deal with you gdi moderators deleting those posts. I guess thats your way of flexing your internet muscle. maybe if I were in a service org. or a TKE my post could have stayed. |
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Did you go to Mercer?
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weren't there only like 4 people that voted for kerry? i'm pretty sure the dems. were even embarassed over him.
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that's hilarious
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Didn't work, but i'm not giving up yet...I'll have to think of something worse this time...Both of my fathers are Delts.
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1. Kerry got more votes than any presidential candidate in history..except for George Bush. 50,000 voters changed their minds in Ohio and HE'D be president. 2. I know our (Inter) National (one of the oldest in the country) sells glassware at convention that is clearly meant for alcohol. We do not support the "dry house" concept, but believe that a brother is an adult and should be responsible. If you are doing something you'd be embarassed to have associated with Alpha Delt, THEN YOU SHOULDN'T BE DOING IT! As a brother, you should intervene if another brother is. We've all taken oaths to do so. OK, I'm done!:) |
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I could drink in my letters, I am legal, but I choose not to because I don't want anyone to stereotype me or my sisters. People think what they want regardless, so why encourage it?
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I agree that I dont really think it matters that much because people will form there own opinions about you before they even know you, or know that you are in Greek life. I dont think its a good idea to go out every night wearing your letters and getting trashed, but I also dont think it is a big deal if your are 21 or older and are having a few drinks at the bar and wearing your letters. Odds are, the people that already know you, know how you are and what you do on the weekends. So I think that if you are that worried about it, then you probably shouldnt be wearing them out in bars and stuff, but if you know how you handle yourself, then you'll be fine. I understand the importance of Greek letters, but I also dont think people will judge the sororities and frats on that alone.
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http://www.madd.org/under21/4847 The United States did not implement a drinking age just because "The Man" wants to keep white middle class kids under his thumb. However, I'd expect you to adopt a different attitude when reality comes crashing into your idiotic, utterly meaningless fairy tale lives of drinking to an excess and having sex with people you don't care about when you wake up with VD in a pool of your own urine and vomit and wonder what you've done with your life. Real adults don't drink like they're suicidally depressed. Maybe colleges will begin to offer courses on not being stupid. |
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What the hell is your problem. I am in college and allowed to drink excessively and have promiscuous sex with whomever I damn well choose. I also am in a top fraternity, make excellent grades, and got accepted into a top law school. Take your rants and raves elsewhere douchebag.....im gonna go have a scotch. .....and the drinking age was primarily implemented for political and state funding stipulations. |
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"Even if Congress had voted to reject Ohio's 20 electoral votes, the outcome would have been the same. With 518 valid votes cast (instead of 538), the majority necessary for election by the Electoral College under the Twelfth Amendment would have been 260 votes, which Bush and Cheney, each with 266, would have reached. If Ohio's votes had been deemed to have been cast, but not counted, so that no candidate had a majority, Bush and Cheney would have almost certainly been chosen by the House and Senate, respectively, under the Twelfth Amendment's procedures. Only a complete reversal of Ohio's vote count and a new certification for Kerry could have changed the result." Quote:
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DRINK! http://homepage.tinet.ie/~cubs/pics/jack1.gif |
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