When fun nights turn gay

PiKA2001 · #1 07-26-2002, 03:41 AM

It all started as a fun night out. Every thursday night a bunch of us go out to a local bar and hang out. At first it was just us and the sorority girls, but word got around and before you knew everyone and their brother started hanging out at this bar. Tonight was the worst though. It was closing time and most of my brothers had already left, so there was about six of us left when the bar closed. To make a long story short, we got jumped by a group of about 20 guys, for reasons that I dont even know. It was a huge mess, there was even an AGD that got stuck in the middle( girl really impressed me, I had never seen a girl hold her own like that). This is the second bar that was ruined for us by these F*cking randoms that like to start shit. I hoping that these guys are at the bar next thursday, for we will be ready then. Lets see how they are when the odds are in our favor.

Dionysus · #2 07-26-2002, 08:26 AM

LMAO, "When fun nights turn gay", you're probably going to get flack for that title. Be smart, and don't go back next week for the "beat down". Things will only get worse.

EagleChick19 · #3 07-26-2002, 08:29 AM

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Originally posted by Dionysus
LMAO, "When fun nights turn gay", you're probably going to get flack for that title. Be smart, and don't go back next week for the "beat down". Things will only get worse.

Don't risk a criminal record for a beat down!

Kevlar281 · #4 07-26-2002, 01:33 PM

Let me get this straight the girl got jumped to? Not to sound like a regionalist but I had to check your location; for some reason I wasn’t very surprised with it.

RockChalk · #5 07-26-2002, 01:42 PM

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Originally posted by Dionysus
LMAO, "When fun nights turn gay", you're probably going to get flack for that title.

Yup, you called that one. I personally am offended when people use the word "gay" to mean bad or lame. I would expect college students to have bigger vocabularies and better judgement.

SigmaChiCard · #6 07-26-2002, 01:53 PM

Damn Son, do I know how you feel.....

My brothers and I will start going to some little crap bar that gets no business at all hardly, and it's just like 10-15 of us, then the rest of the chapter will start going, and we love it because it's like a house party we don't have to clean up, just us and our friends will go...then other girls will start going...friends of friends...and it builds and builds...and hey, it is somewhat neat that because 10-15 decided to go to a bar, everyone follows suit....then shitty bar says hey, this is a moneymaker, and instead of super cheap beer specials like they used to have, they start carding really hard, charging at the door, requiring certain dress type....from pubs to clubs.....and then you get the bastards that followed you from one to the next and will start crap with you...our arch rival fraternity tends to do this....they've started 3 pretty big fights with our guys.....one with me...i mean i'm probably the weakest man alive...if they'd beaten me up...no point would have been proven....fortunately my friends and I convinced the guys with the pissed off guy that he was dumb, they agreed and left him to fend for himself so he left too.

PM_Mama00 · #7 07-26-2002, 02:57 PM

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Originally posted by Kevlar281
Let me get this straight the girl got jumped to? Not to sound like a regionalist but I had to check your location; for some reason I wasn’t very surprised with it.

Oh I didn't know that Houston had become the number 1 city in the world. Detroit it not a bad city. It has its ghetto and its crime, and yes Wayne State is in the middle, but your comment was uncalled for. That'd be like me saying "oh you're from xxxx, I'm not surprised that a bunch of your guys got jumped by a bunch of randoms." Do some research on a city before you diss it.

Zeta Eta · #8 07-26-2002, 03:08 PM

Hey man just feel glad that you were at a third party location. My house often has "small" gatherings of about 40-60 people. Of those about 25 or so are Sigma Pi's. Well these fools would roll up like 10-15 deep and try and start shit because we wouldn't let them in (we think they were in HS still). Anyway to make a long story short we rolled them the first time...they came back 20 deep and it just so happened that our Bro's from San Jose State we kickin it....we rolled them again. Next time they came back.....they stood out front of the house for about 4 minutes....until the bro's came out front. You would think after 2 asswhoopins they would learn not to mess with a fraternity especailly at their house!

I am a lover not a fighter, but some people just don't learn. Had they been cool about it then it would have been no prob. Anyway just thought I'd share

Kevlar281 · #9 07-26-2002, 03:43 PM

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Originally posted by PM_Mama00

Oh I didn't know that Houston had become the number 1 city in the world. Detroit it not a bad city. It has its ghetto and its crime, and yes Wayne State is in the middle, but your comment was uncalled for. That'd be like me saying "oh you're from xxxx, I'm not surprised that a bunch of your guys got jumped by a bunch of randoms." Do some research on a city before you diss it.

So random guys beat up women at your school as well?

Dionysus · #10 07-26-2002, 03:48 PM

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Originally posted by EagleChick19

Don't risk a criminal record for a beat down!

And, remember some fist fights escalate to knife, gun, or other weapon fights. Seriously, I witnessed too much of it. Drop your pride and stay out of it.

prophet · #11 07-26-2002, 04:02 PM

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Originally posted by RockChalk
Yup, you called that one. I personally am offended when people use the word "gay" to mean bad or lame. I would expect college students to have bigger vocabularies and better judgement.

Why are you offended? Are you a homosexual? Gay means to be happy. It dose not mean to be homosexual. So my next question for you is, are you a college student? So, if you are a homosexual do not feel offended, becuase the word has nothing to do with homosexuals, and maybe you should be the one with the bigger vocaubulary. Do not write back about the whole, word usage on todays society, because when it comes down to it-all that needs to be thrown out the window becuase what it means and how it is meant is on the user. Think about all the other words, example, bitch. I can think of all the meanings, all hundred of em', that are use for "bitch" but when it comes down to it, it is either I use it the proper way, dictionary term or not-slang term.
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FuzzieAlum · #12 07-26-2002, 04:50 PM

You're absolutely right, "gay" can mean happy. But I'm not 100% certain that was what PiKA meant. I mean, he didn't seem to think he had a good time being attacked. Maybe I just misread his post ... he was so happy to be whaled on by some random guys.

Oh, wait, "whale" doesn't mean "beat," it means "large, sea-livin' mammal."

You should check out (no, not like a library book) this great new concept called "slang."

tau1819 · #13 07-26-2002, 06:23 PM

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Originally posted by SigmaChiCard
they've started 3 pretty big fights with our guys.....one with me...i mean i'm probably the weakest man alive...if they'd beaten me up...no point would have been proven....

Wow, SigmaChiCard I would have never guessed you were such a pussy, I mean I always thought that a dork like you who spends all his time on greekchat would just be cooler than that.

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tau1819 · #14 07-26-2002, 06:33 PM

Originally posted by Dionysus
LMAO, "When fun nights turn gay", you're probably going to get flack for that title.
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Nope, you you were totally wrong. Personally I love it when people use the word "gay" to mean bad or lame. I would expect college students to find this vocabulary hilarious.

DeltAlum · #15 07-26-2002, 06:35 PM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by prophet
[B]Why are you offended? Gay means to be happy.
[B]

Maybe in a perfect world -- which this one ain't.

A lot of people are offended by this usage -- not just homosexuals -- and I think everyone knows it. If you want to argue semantics, I think you'd better pick an easier situation.

I'm certainly not a trend setter, but if I question the use of the word, I suspect our gay (don't play games, you know what I mean) friends, brothers and sisters have a right to be offended in my opinion.

I still seem to be breathing, so we aren't living in a vacuum here. Let's be considerate of how our words affect others.