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I'm late to this thread and actually don't have anything to add, I just wanted to let AlphaFrog and Leslie Anne know that I'm totally stealing and saving the image links they used, so expect to see them in the future, I can foresee SO MANY applications for them...

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Originally Posted by tld221 (Post 1577657)

question though: doesnt the guy usually lavalier the girl? Yep If that's the case, would a lesbian be able to drop her letters on her girl? and a gay dude on his dude?

Do you mean which guy or girl would lavalier the other? It depends on who's a member of a GLO. I suppose they could both lavalier eachother. It might also depend on which one is the feminine or masculine of the same-sex couple. (from my limited knowledge there's generally one of each in a same-sex couple.)

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Originally Posted by tld221 (Post 1577657)

anyway, from what i know in GC, dropping letters seems like a big deal, almost like proposing... so id hope that the couple in question, would be taking it just as seriously as a straight couple. i'd expect if they were doing such, then theyd take it seriously.

It depends on the campus. It's been discussed a lot around here. Sometimes lavaliering is a sign of a serious relationship and pinning is actually close to proposing. On other campuses, lavaliering could be close to proposing.

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Originally Posted by nittanyalum (Post 1577689)

I just wanted to let AlphaFrog and Leslie Anne know that I'm totally stealing and saving the image links they used, so expect to see them in the future, I can foresee SO MANY applications for them...

When I saw the image I posted I thought it was a goldmine. So, have at em, woman! :D

Hmmm...

I know of a LOT of guys who are gay in fraternities on my campus. Greek life is so big here that it isn't a big deal. None of them are "fairies" because they do seem just like regular guys and you wouldn't know otherwise. The few guys I know have made the decision to never go with guys from their fraternity because they are "brothers" and as one guy said "You just don't mess around with family."

For the most part, the members of the fraternity know when the guys are rushing. The campus here isn't really phobic and most people don't care much. The point is to find people who you can be friends with and will be good to one another. How much does sexuality play into that?

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Originally Posted by Leslie Anne (Post 1577226)

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3.../headupass.gif

thats not even possible.

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Originally Posted by RushLeader08 (Post 1577946)

thats not even possible.

SRSLY???

AlphaFrog, feel free to lavalier or pin me at any time.

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Originally Posted by cuteASAbug (Post 1577991)

AlphaFrog, feel free to lavalier or pin me at any time.

You just want that snazzy antique pin I got for Christmas and my supercool peweter Crest lavalier.:p

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Originally Posted by AlphaFrog (Post 1577992)

You just want that snazzy antique pin I got for Christmas and my supercool peweter Crest lavalier.:p

That's not all I want. I also want J and M to sing the sweetheart song to me at District Day.

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Originally Posted by cuteASAbug (Post 1577999)

That's not all I want. I also want J and M to sing the sweetheart song to me at District Day.

Should I bring a candle to pass to make it all official?

Which brings up another question, if you believe in polygamy and you have three serious girlfriends at one time, can you lavalier all of them?

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Originally Posted by ForeverRoses (Post 1578022)

Which brings up another question, if you believe in polygamy and you have three serious girlfriends at one time, can you lavalier all of them?

Yes :D