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Nicknames
Do you have a pledge nickname? I know that every chapter doesn't do it but if you have one, what is it and why?
My name is Astute because when I was a pledge I knew a little too much. I was really excited and I downloaded a copy of the pledge manual BEFORE I started pledging and I knew so much. My pledgetrainer was really surprised with all I knew and thus my name, ASTUTE. |
BUFFALO SOLDIER!
My nickname is "Buffalo Soldier" and one of the reasons is because as the only black pledge in my chapter that year, I was sent to the frontier of uncharted territory. My Big, who named me, said I had a soldier's qualities, such as strength, patience, enthusiasm, etc.
I have a few other aliases, but those shall remain unstated. :) |
Can I Answer!?
My line name is "C.E.O." for a lot of reasons I won't get into here
:eek: :p :D But since I was on the very first line, I actually got to choose my own name. The pledge lines after me...weren't so lucky! The big sisters choose names for them. I had a question though. Do ya'll do lines @ your school, hence the line numbers? Do you guys sport that on your pari? Always in Service... |
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Nicknames
My nickname is "Silent Night" I was the quietest pledge but as a brother I plan to outlive my nickname.
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Yeah we sport our numbers..
Yep we wear our numbers and names on our para.
Yeah I was a little extra as a pledge:p :D |
same here
Mu Alpha definitely has pledge lines, but not all of us wear para. We don't ALL go out and get crossing jackets as a line, but part of that is because we're not at an especially Greek campus. :(
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As I'm sure you know, gamma_girl, a lot of APO chapters nickname (without pledgelines) and a handful of non-HBCU chapters do line up.
What's REALLY interesting to me is when I went to my first national conventions, I saw MAAAADDDDD heads wearing letters with nicknames. . .but instead of line numbers, they wear their chapter numbers! Meaning, instead of a 2 or 9 like me and Astute, they would have like 67, 152, or 348! It's just another example of our organizations' regional differences, like i was mentioning in another thread. Personally, I wouldn't want my chapter number on my 'nalia. . .because too many fools would ask me if I was number 778 on my line. :) |
Cool
Oh alright ya'll. I was just wondering how that all went. Gamma Sig chapters are the same way, where they may have a nickname but not actually a "line number".
I went to a Conference once in one of our districts, and I as well as another soror had our line jackets on...now at my chapter, we go all out with ours, so when we went we got a lot of "oohs" and "ahhs". Sorors were trying to lean out of their chairs trying to catch a peek...I was more like, "settle down". You, too, can have one! The average jacket @ my chapter cost close to $200, but we wear the h*ll out of them! :p BTW, I'm a #7 on my line of 12...but I'm only 5'5. That meant I had like 6 midgets in front of me :D |
I am nicknamed Ghetto Fabulous. My big bros. Megan named me that b/c, like her, I had ghetto tendencies ( I'm also the only chocolate member in my chapter) and was truly a fabulous pledge. I led in service hours and was rumored to be a desirebale among the brothers. They loved me, lol.
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Notorious
I have two line names given to me. 1. Notorious. The definition of thw ord is "well-known but unliked by many" (Nuff Said). 2. No Limit I got that name because we had some garbage with our line that I personally took upon myself to sweep up and throw out. I have a third nickname given to me by the colony that I helped to start...MAMA. :D
Notorious/No Limit #4 Usually though when people ask me why i have two names I tell them it is because there is "No Limit" to what I am Notorious $. |
My line name is Black and Mild. They named me that because that's what I smoke. Most people think I'm a dark skinned brother because of my line name well I'm not! I'm as light as they come:p
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your pledge handbook is online?! :eek:
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Where is at? :D |
Yes
Yes, there's only PUBLIC information in it. It's readily available at apo.org under publications
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