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Originally Posted by tcsparky
We had DBS where I grew up. All of my friends were members. The way you find out (at least in my town) that you have been accepted for membership is that they arranged with your mom to "kidnap" you one night. She made sure you had pajamas that were acceptable for public viewing and that the front door was unlocked. They snuck in, woke you up and took you out to the car (or pickup), and you spent the rest of the night going around with them to kidnap the rest of the new pledges.
Everyone had breakfast together, and they took you home, after giving you a time and place for the pledging ceremony. If you decided not to pledge, you simply didn't show up for the pinning ceremony.
When they contacted my mom, she said no.  However, 8 years later she let my sister join.  Go figure!!
The organization has a long history, and does a lot of good philanthropy. It's kinda "sorority lite". They are a legitimate organization. |
I'm sorry but as a step-mother of a 14 year old getting ready to go to high school in the fall, I find that whole 2am thing to be rather silly and ridiculous.
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