Sorority Girls that Smoke Cigs while wearing letters

[OtterXO]

Originally posted by cashmoney
Hookers? Hookers? Pacific Beach Hookers?

LOL...most of them DO walk and smoke...haha

[cashmoney]

Originally posted by Buttonz
There was never a problem of girls smoking in letters, everyone did it. Drinking in letters is a different story.

How is drinking different?

[EIUSigma]

We are told in the beginning when you smoke to sit down. most people do it, and we can smoke onthe back porch of our chapter house, not in the front.

[PhoenixAzul]

Why am I just imagining the improv game "Sitting, standing, lying" while a cigarette is passed around?

Seriously though, would someone send you to a standards board of *gasp* your legs weren't crossed or you were standing and smoking? Who has the time to worry about that?

For the record...no smoking allowed in the Tau Delta House or around it (because it is a campus structure). None of our current sisters smoke, so it is not a problem. As far as letters are concerned...I think that no one really gives a crap.

[OtterXO]

Originally posted by cashmoney
How is drinking different?

Because the chance of smoking a cigarette, getting wasted and making an ass out of yourself is pretty much slim to none.

[AOIIBrandi]

Trashy... Our Bylaws stated you could only smoke in the privacy of your own home, and not in the chapter house. It wasn't that enforceable, but it scared the smokers enough to respect it.

[Lindz928]

Originally posted by AOIIBrandi
Trashy... Our Bylaws stated you could only smoke in the privacy of your own home, and not in the chapter house. It wasn't that enforceable, but it scared the smokers enough to respect it.

I can understand prohibiting smoking on the chapter house property.... But yeah I can't see telling someone that they can ONLY smoke in their homes. IF I were a smoker, I would not want someone telling me that I couldn't do it out at a bar or something, provided that I wasn't wearing letters.

I can definately see what you mean by that not being very enforceable.

[adpiucf]

If it is in your bylaws, don't smoke in letters.

Remember that when in letters or not in letters, you represent your organization. Your actions and words can be taken to represent the whole.

I agree-- Tough to enforce, but it is up to the individual to act in a matter that befits the letters she assumed when she accepted her obligations of membership.

ETA: per my chapter, we couldn't smoke on or around sorority grounds, in letters, or even in a car that had letters. Typically, the new members were scared out of their habit because it was impressed that every action you take reflects back on the chapter.

Whether this was a good way to instill a practice or not, we had very few incidences of members smoking and those who smoked were extremely discrete about where they smoked cigarettes.

[33girl]

Originally posted by adpiucf
If it is in your bylaws, don't smoke in letters.

Remember that when in letters or not in letters, you represent your organization. Your actions and words can be taken to represent the whole.

I agree-- Tough to enforce, but it is up to the individual to act in a matter that befits the letters she assumed when she accepted her obligations of membership.

Smoking is a LEGAL activity for everyone over the age of 18 in this country and in Canada.

Unless you are breaking the law by smoking in a building that is no-smoking, or unless you are the rare college student under 18, how is doing it something that doesn't "befit your letters"?

Maybe the next thing should be no eating fatty foods in your letters. And the sickening thing is that as I typed that, I can imagine some chapters ACTUALLY MAKING A RULE LIKE THAT.

[ejbiff]

We are not allowed to smoke, drink, or do anything along those lines in our letters- EVER.

I only read the first page of this thread and I take offense to the person who said people in the north are more trashy. That is simply not true. I've been south and seen a fair share of trashy people down there, so don't try to pin trashiness on the north!

[Erik P Conard]

Perhaps Copenhagen or Mail Pouch would be better and in this
day and age, spittoons and urinals might fit well in the palatial
mansions in dixieland sorority houses

[JonInKC]

Originally posted by Erik P Conard
Perhaps Copenhagen or Mail Pouch would be better and in this
day and age, spittoons and urinals might fit well in the palatial
mansions in dixieland sorority houses

Erik, you crack me up! You know, back in the days of old, ladies used to carry around little snuff containers (and by snuff, I mean the powdery tobacco that people snort and not dip)...wonder if that's prohibited too?

[AlphaPhiBubbles]

Originally posted by Lindz928
I think it's been getting like that for a few years.

In Austin they have now passed the no-smoking ordinance.... No more smoking in the bars! Wow.

What's weird to me, is that I can't remember when smoking in bars WAS legal in california. We're all so health concious you know

[LightBulb]

I think smoking in letters looks *a little* trashy, but people do wear the shirts all day long, and you gotta consider that. It doesn't bother me anymore... think about this one:

Would it be worse PR to see a Greek smoke in letters, or to see the Greek smokers in letters snapping at everyone because they can't get their nicotine fix? Or to just never see those Greeks wearing letters?

[LightBulb]

Originally posted by BobbyTheDon


Oh it's already been BRRRROUGHT

Derek: Do you wanna do something illegal?
Whittier: Uhh... Okay?
Derek: Really? What kind of girl are you?