Proper workout attire, does that include a jersey?

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by als463

If nothing else, I'm sure she'd love if you introduced yourself. When I see a Greek and I'm wearing letters, I try to go out of my way to say, "hello." I think I'm a pretty approachable person and hope that other Greeks feel comfortable walking up to me in letters and doing the same. Just say hello to her. I'm sure she'd love to meet another Greek.

Ehh...

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

Ehh...

You wouldn't want someone who is NOT even a member of your GLO to stop their car and say hello when you're jogging with your dog? Where's your weird borderline stalker GLO spirit?

There's so much that's funny about this thread. So much. It's good that the OP has thick skin. I know what the dos and don'ts of MY symbols are but would never pretend to know or even care what other GLOs should be doing in their letters. Organizational bonds (in real life or just GC-related) don't mean that people have a real insight on the other organization(s).

[IrishLake]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

You wouldn't want someone who is NOT even a member of your GLO to stop their car and say hello when you're jogging with your dog? Where's your weird borderline stalker GLO spirit?

Like button.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

You wouldn't want someone who is NOT even a member of your GLO to stop their car and say hello when you're jogging with your dog? Where's your weird borderline stalker GLO spirit?

Please. I wouldn't even stop for frat, much less Greek Gretchen from XYZ Sorority lol.

I will only acknowledge another Greek if I'm wearing letters at the time, but I will not pull over and chase after someone to tell him/her that I'm in a GLO. I'm a tall, black man. Wouldn't go over well

There's so much that's funny about this thread. So much. It's good that the OP has thick skin. I know what the dos and don'ts of MY symbols are but would never pretend to know or even care what other GLOs should be doing in their letters. Organizational bonds (in real life or just GC-related) don't mean that people have a real insight on the other organization(s).

Pretty much.