A lost for words
 

Yo baby, yo.....

In remembering Johnny C., our famous brother.....

My guy, I am a Kappa to be and I do remember reading something about when brothers pass on. Its not really crossing the 'burning sands,' but I thought it mentioned it. Can you help me out, or throw the question out to some other brothers? I thought is was too crossing the burning sands when we go the the after life????

Peace, in the MKE

No

Wow, another incarnation. From Philly to Milwaukee.

Good thing we didn't have GC in 1993.
 

Yo Baby, Yo "TO BE":eek:

Maybe you should RE-READ your "Kappa to be" manual. I am sure the answer to your question is in there somewhere.
BTW, you have got to be the first person that I have ever heard call him "Johnny C". I guess you and Johnny C. were cool like that.:confused:

Re: Good thing we didn't have GC in 1993.
 

Thank you so-o-o-o-o much for your insightful response. Class always will always overcome any situation, my brother!!

um...

if you're not a member why would you need to know how we refer to brother that have passed?

secondly, why would greet us with "yo" if you're not....
ah forget it.

A test from the NUPE Emergency Broadcast System...
 

Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep!:eek:

You want insight? Here goes:

1. If you want to be in a fraternity. Don't hide behind a computer. Do it the old fashioned way. Reach down between your legs, grab your ____ (if you have any), and BE A F___ING MAN ABOUT IT! Greeks hate it when non-greeks campaign over the internet. It's guys like you that end up snitching.

2. Don't use catchy phrases like "KAPPA TO BE". There is no such thing as a KAPPA TO BE. You either are or you aren't. There is no middle ground.

3. Here is more insight. Kappas don't use the phrase "YO BABY YO" when they meet and introduce themselves to brothers. That phrase is primarily used in chants. Didn't you read that in your KAPPA TO BE manual? Maybe you need an updated version.

1. Speaking of the word "class", maybe you should have paid more attention in 3rd grade English class. That would help you OVERCOME the need to use always twice in the same sentence, MY BROTHER TO BE.

2. If you were MY BROTHER, you would know what brothers who go to the after life are called. This implies that you are not MY BROTHER. Nevertheless, you continue to talk about things you know nothing about (over the internet). You continue to seek out information that you are not entitled to (over the internet). You continue to refer to yourself as member of my fraternity (over the internet), even though you have NO AFFILIATION with it. Some people refer to such secret, yet cowardly, acts as clandestine behavior. The clandestine road is a dangerous road to travel, my BROTHER TO BE.

By the way, THERE IS LITTLE CLASS IN THAT!


We now return you to your regularly scheduled program.
We apologize for the delay. :D

Re: A lost for words
 

I stopped reading after that :rolleyes:

Re: A test from the NUPE Emergency Broadcast System...
 

And there you have it. You might find the above insights in your "Kappa 2 Be" Manual

Re: Good thing we didn't have GC in 1993.
 

Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!! Well, I guess that is how it goes down.

Someone please tell me that this is a joke.