yep that's who I was talking about!!

Faux flounce!

How'd you figure out her name?

:D Those threads were pretty awesome. That all went down early during my lurking days on GC. They are the reason why I stuck around.

That's who I thought you meant. Those threads were classics.

But nothing tops this username. I thought this was a big joke at first. But now I tend to think it's real. And I can't get over the fact that she didn't pick up on MysticCat's sarcasm.

::making some popcorn of my own::

At the end of her first post it says "Thanks in advance, aimee"

now THAT needs to be my new siggy. its a good remix to what i already have.

http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/up...on_YOU_LIE.jpg

Don't forget the fact that if she rushes in the Spring she will be a PNM in her freshman year and if she rushes in the fall, Aimee will be a Sophmore PNM. She could be shooting herself in the foot, especially since spelling Aimee that way could give away who she is when going through rush. There are various ways to spell that name and I would think spelling it in such a manner might give away who she is when going through rush.

Aimee, I'm glad you don't want to look at Phi Mu. I know they won't want to look at you. Good luck with that horrible attitude. No "top" houses will want you. No "bottom" houses will want you. For the record, I don't believe in "top" and "bottom" houses because Bama has great sororities all around (all of them)....

What makes you think I was being sarcastic? :confused:

:D

doo eeet

Classic detective work :D

It figures. Whenever the sh!t hits the fan at work and I can't get onto GC all day, all the freaks come out.

Perhaps by "white sorority" the OP meant sororities that have white as a color, e.g. AEPhi, ADPi, Kappa Delta..? <looks innocent>

I feel sorry for all the other Aimees who may go through recruitment at Bama now....they won't stand a chance....

ouch good point. Then again Aimee is a unique way to spell that name.

Maybe. I moved to my current city just over a year ago, and havent really met many people except for folks I work with and church people, and I've already met 2 who spell it that way. Granted, prior to moving here, I'd never met one, but I think it's more popular than we may realize.

Then again, Aimee's high opinion of herself may set her apart from the crowd.