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Originally Posted by MUGreek2011
 I'll bet you're one of those people who think we shouldn't keep score in youth sports too? Everyone's a winner!
Or maybe he made a conscious decision that the call to arms to improve was more important what some uninformed, judgmental outsiders will think?
Well, that's just not true. I go there now--maybe your friend has extremely low standards, but even within the sorority system (self-selected), we all know which sororities are largely attractive and unattractive. I'm not going to name names because that's not the kinda guy I am, but rest assured there are those on both ends of the spectrum.
With all that being said, my primary reason for posting here in the first place was to defend one of Miami's greek community's greatest assets from attacks by people who knew not about what they spoke. I have no desire to spend the rest of my day going back and forth with someone who clearly doesn't know what they are talking about, so I'm going to go sit by the pool and indulge in a summer beverage instead. Cheers. |
1. No, definitely not, I just think there are far better ways for pledges (male and female) to bond than taking part in a campus competition.
2. "Improvement" is not an excuse to act like a dick and call people out, especially if you're old enough to know better.
3. Apparently the apple isn't falling far from the tree.
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