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I was out grocery shopping and while standing in line..a guy behind me asks about my jacket my ...before I could say anything he then asks if I was in a dance troop??? I told him that I was in a sorority and he was like ooohhhh...then he was like can you show me a step...I gave him the gas face and walked away!!
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ok thats my sister's bad, assuming that their troupe name was greek letters... but i too hate the whole "can you do a step?" like its a magic trick we greeks just pull out our line jacket sleeves. sheesh. |
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lol, thats real talk tho!!! i hate that too!!! i dont step, i stroll...so when someone asks me to bust out a step, i definitely give them the WTF look! and even if i did step, i still wouldnt do it for them...i aint shucking and jiving for you... |
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I was thinking that the question, "can you do a step?" reminded me of seeing a man with a monkey on the sidewalk. Give the monkey a quarter and watch him dance!:p |
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my favorite question i have received so far? "if you started as a music fraternity, then why are there no music majors in it any more?" |
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ETA: It reminds me of how the younger people are using chat-speak on middle and high school homework assignments. These are the college students of the future. We need serious intervention. |
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I hate that everytime I wear my letters, someone who doesn't know how to read it automaticlly assumes that it says AKA.
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I had a license plate on my car that just said 1908. I was at the car wash one time and a guy came up to me and said "Now I know your car ain't that old, what's that mean?" I told him it was the year my sorority, AKA, was founded. He said "No it isn't. My sister tried to be one back in the early 70s and they wasn't at her school."
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