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Originally Posted by rupert85
I was wondering if it is common to have pledges address senior brothers in a fraternity as "sir" during the pledge process. I am pledging this semester and the pledge period begins next week. My initial assumption is to automatically address the frat's president and members of the rush committee as "sir." Is this a good idea, and should I address all brothers in this way?
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I prefer the pledges to bow like Obama before they address.
When they do address me, it should be a long drawn out laudatory address which includes "greatest" about five times and some sort of insult regarding the other fraternities and then bow when he's done.
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Last edited by Elephant Walk; 01-15-2010 at 06:28 PM.
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