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Gammamaterial 05-13-2006 08:55 PM

GLO that exist outside the Devine 9
 
Just a question? Why is it that some of the GLO within the Devine 9 are extremely disrespectful to other GLO that are not? Usually its the sororities that have an issue, with other non D9 sororities. Just wondering what the beef?

Rain Man 05-13-2006 10:18 PM

I'll bite
 
^^^Y'know, I've been wondering that ever since I joined Greekchat (actually long before that), and I've been here for 6 years.

If you find out, please let me know.

DSTCHAOS 05-14-2006 11:59 AM

;)

Does it really matter? Do you REALLY care? Non-NPHC BGLOs need to keep doing what they need to do in order to accomplish what they need to accomplish.

For clarification's sake, always remember that this is all based on your personal experiences and perception. You haven't been in enough settings where non D9 organizations are widely accepted--enough to the point where the disrespectful people aren't a blip on your radar. You also haven't been in enough settings where the D9 fraternities are the ones doing the majority of the disrespecting, not the sororities. I've been in both kinds of settings--outside of these message boards.

Lastly, it's spelled D-I-V-I-N-E.

After reading RainMan's post--->I said "outside of these message boards" b/c you can't always gauge reality based on message boards--(a) The majority of NPHC posters are women, so it would seem like the women NPHC members are the ones with the majority of the strong opinions on a subject matter, and (b) these boards are a subpopulation of hundreds of thousands of members who may or may not care as much about a topic as they pretend to care when they are typing about it.

AlphaFrog 05-14-2006 12:48 PM

Re: GLO that exist outside the Devine 9
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Gammamaterial
Just a question? Why is it that some of the GLO within the Devine 9 are extremely disrespectful to other GLO that are not? Usually its the sororities that have an issue, with other non D9 sororities. Just wondering what the beef?
People who don't know basic grammar make me itch.:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Tom Earp 05-14-2006 03:11 PM

Isnt the question more important than just worrying about a spelling lesson?:(

A valid question that no one seems to want to answer.

It might just help give many people on GC a lot more insight.

tnx_soulanna 05-14-2006 03:55 PM

I think a more important question is: why are some members of greek organizations disrespectful to each other in general? Although there are people who are truly devoted to greek unity, I have seen such utter disrespect from people who are supposed to be sisters and brothers in greek life. I don't think it just exists between NPHC and non-NPHC sororities. However, I do think it may be a little more rampant among organizations with smaller chapters because, although quality is more important than quantity, we all want our organizations to be able to survive. And when other organizations pose a threat to that, you can expect some sort of animosity. It shouldn't be so, but it exists.

DSTCHAOS 05-14-2006 04:00 PM

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Originally posted by tnx_soulanna
I think a more important question is: why are some members of greek organizations disrespectful to each other in general? Although there are people who are truly devoted to greek unity, I have seen such utter disrespect from people who are supposed to be sisters and brothers in greek life. I don't think it just exists between NPHC and non-NPHC sororities.
Right. There are many discussions among NPC and IFC members in which they talk about which organizations are the ones that "count" and campus rivalries.

DSTCHAOS 05-14-2006 04:01 PM

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Originally posted by Tom Earp
Isnt the question more important than just worrying about a spelling lesson?:(
I answered the question before I gave the spelling lesson.

Such topics have been rehashed so many times that one would be mislead to believe that it's an important issue.

Tom Earp 05-14-2006 04:33 PM

???
And isnt it an important issue in spite of Your retoric?:confused:

DSTCHAOS 05-14-2006 04:36 PM

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Originally posted by Tom Earp
???
And isnt it an important issue in spite of Your retoric?:confused:

No.

It's only as important as the rhetoric makes it.

Rain Man 05-14-2006 05:45 PM

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Originally posted by DSTCHAOS
Such topics have been rehashed so many times...
You can always choose not to participate in such topics if they are that much of a nuisance to you, as opposed to b[el]ching and complaining about them.

Just food for thought.

ilikehazing 05-14-2006 07:21 PM

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Although there are people who are truly devoted to greek unity, I have seen such utter disrespect from people who are supposed to be sisters and brothers in greek life.
Unity is absolutely absurd. The only time my GLOWTFOMGBBQ? would agree with anyone is to vote in an ASG president, and secure Greek dominance over the campus. The other houses aren't my brothers, they didn't earn my letters, what respect should I have of them?

DSTCHAOS 05-14-2006 07:47 PM

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Originally posted by Rain Man
You can always choose not to participate in such topics if they are that much of a nuisance to you, as opposed to b[el]ching and complaining about them.

Just food for thought.

And you can always choose to ignore my posts.

Just food for thought.

Rain Man 05-14-2006 08:32 PM

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Originally posted by DSTCHAOS
And you can always choose to ignore my posts.

Just food for thought.

No, I'd rather bring you some cheese to go with your whine, with all this talk about food and all...

DSTCHAOS 05-14-2006 08:51 PM

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Originally posted by Rain Man
No
Of course you'd rather post to me, Rain Man. :)

Rain Man 05-14-2006 09:58 PM

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Originally posted by DSTCHAOS
Of course you'd rather post to me, Rain Man. :)
Do I detect some sexual tension between us, DSTChaos? ;)

ladygreek 05-14-2006 11:33 PM

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Originally posted by Rain Man
Do I detect some sexual tension between us, DSTChaos? ;)
Rainman, you and my daught? NEVER! I will put her in a chastity belt and lock her in a closet before that could even be considered. I want my grandbabies to be normal and intelligent like their Mom! Your gene pool would destroy that.

mccoyred 05-15-2006 08:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Tom Earp
Isnt the question more important than just worrying about a spelling lesson?:(

A valid question that no one seems to want to answer.

It might just help give many people on GC a lot more insight.

The short answer is: People are people regardless of their Greek affiliation.

You may also wish to consider that this is the first and only post of the OP...

AlphaFrog 05-15-2006 08:49 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Tom Earp
Isnt the question more important than just worrying about a spelling lesson?:(

A valid question that no one seems to want to answer.

It might just help give many people on GC a lot more insight.

If people can't make a basic effort at spelling and grammar, then why should we be expected to make an effort at answering their question?

DSTCHAOS 05-15-2006 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rain Man
Do I detect some sexual tension between us, DSTChaos? ;)
No.

DSTCHAOS 05-15-2006 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by ladygreek
Rainman, you and my daught? NEVER! I will put her in a chastity belt and lock her in a closet before that could even be considered. I want my grandbabies to be normal and intelligent like their Mom! Your gene pool would destroy that.
:p

You ruined his fantasy.

Rain Man 05-15-2006 11:14 AM

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Originally posted by ladygreek
Rainman, you and my daught? NEVER! I will put her in a chastity belt and lock her in a closet before that could even be considered. I want my grandbabies to be normal and intelligent like their Mom! Your gene pool would destroy that.
And you are the epitome of "normal and intelligent"?

Yeaaaaaah!

Let YOU tell it!

Rain Man 05-15-2006 11:15 AM

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Originally posted by DSTCHAOS
No.
You a lyin' somethin' somethin', y'know that? :p

starang21 05-15-2006 11:19 AM

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Originally posted by ladygreek
Rainman, you and my daught? NEVER! I will put her in a chastity belt and lock her in a closet before that could even be considered. I want my grandbabies to be normal and intelligent like their Mom! Your gene pool would destroy that.
what about me??

ladygreek 05-15-2006 11:57 AM

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Originally posted by starang21
what about me??
Wouldn't that be incest? :eek:

DSTCHAOS 05-15-2006 11:58 AM

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Originally posted by starang21
what about me??
You and I are already in love, silly. :rolleyes:

DSTCHAOS 05-15-2006 11:59 AM

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Originally posted by ladygreek
Wouldn't that be incest? :eek:
Too late..... :o

DSTCHAOS 05-15-2006 12:00 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rain Man
You a lyin' somethin' somethin', y'know that? :p
Uh...sure..........

starang21 05-15-2006 12:20 PM

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Originally posted by DSTCHAOS
You and I are already in love, silly. :rolleyes:

i had to get consent first, beautiful

DSTCHAOS 05-15-2006 12:21 PM

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Originally posted by starang21
i had to get consent first, beautiful
Retroactive consent? ;)

adpiucf 05-15-2006 01:00 PM

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Originally posted by tnx_soulanna
I think a more important question is: why are some members of greek organizations disrespectful to each other in general?
That's an overgeneralization.

People are disrespectful to other people, regardless of any community affiliations. And just because two people share membership in the same organization, or belong to similiar organizations, does not automatically entitle or bind them to unyielding love and respect for one another. That's an idividual decision to make. Being professional is not necessarily the same as being friendly or kind. And although any Creed can request that members treat one another and non-members as friends, there is no way, outside of common custom, to measure "being a good friend" or being respectful.

And given you refer mainly to collegiate greeks, disrespect perceived from one group to another group in a centralized location can be attributed to maturity. Competitiveness, insecurity, the campus culture and a general sense of "this is a brilliant idea even though I haven't thought ahead to the consequences!" are a few ways that disrespect can show its face from group to group on one campus.

Tom Earp 05-15-2006 04:44 PM

And that seems to be the SAD Part isnt it?:(

KAY10 08-13-2006 04:03 AM

Can't we all just along LOL LOL LOL
 
LOL LOL LOL LOL. Man, this is too funny to me. I can't stop laughing. You guys need to stop and get a long. LOL:D


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