^ LMAO. Yeah, that movie was funny!

I never did the walk of shame or the stride of pride.

When I walked on campus early one Sunday morning, people passed me and said "Walk of Shame." I was going to mass.

Depending on your particular sect, there may have been more than enough shame and guilt to go around.

My friend has a really funny book- the Bad Girl's Guide to Partying or something like that, and it has ridiculous ideas for the "stride of pride/walk of shame" . It suggests stuff like winking at strangers, playing with pets and small children you encounter on the street, and going directly to church and sitting in the front row. Nothing I would ever do, but really funny none the less.

I used to be a tour guide at Elon and we would do 9am tours on Saturday mornings and it was always a real treat when we would be touring a all male or all female dorm and have someone of the opposite sex come out of a room, all dolled up from the night before and try and explain that one. Even more fun when it would be one of my sisters!

LOL!!!

When I was in school, I lived in the all-sorority dorm. The morning after there had been five fraternity formals, there was a fairly major fire (gutted the one floor). The UP reported it as a coed dorm, much to the despair of many parents...

Many of the dorms at my school had pretty flaky fire alarm systems. You could be cooking, or burning a candle, and the alarm would go off. Or it would just go off randomly on cold mornings. :rolleyes:

When there was a false alarm in the all-women's dorm, it was amusing to watch the evacuation and count the number of guys...

Last year, I lived in an all-women's dorm that was mostly sorority members. One Saturday, there were 4 sorority formals (ADPi, DG, DZ, and Alpha Xi). The fire alarm randomly went off in the middle of the night and it was hysterical to see all the boys outside wearing bits and pieces of their formal wear and the girls wearing obviously whatever they could reach to throw on.

My last year of college I had a friend that lived fairly close to all the bars. I lived a good 30 minute walk away. So I would drive to her house and then just stay there after we went to the bars and then I would drive home the next day. Well this one night I had to park a ways away because there was some event going on at one of the houses. So the next morning when I walked to my car I had to walk right past a fraternity house and there was a bunch of guys outside laughing and making comments about the walk of shame. Of course I knew them but they didn't believe me that I was coming from my friends house. Oh well!!

Lol - I've read this article reported in the school newspaper. Seriously, aside from the damage of the fire, one of the funniest things I had ever read. The paper focused on the fact that there were so so many guys coming from the sorority dorm and reported how the firefighters were so confused why there were so many guys teaming from the building.

Such a run of shame for the guys involved.