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I don't know how the rest of you feel, but it would take one heck of a DG to put the Exxon's anchor over her heart. Whew, that's a big anchor, and lord knows, they should pursue after it, because afterall, it's an anchor. (Note: sarcasm)
I think that last post blew everything out of proportion. We are talking someone's property here, not symbols and rituals. Property can be sued over, not a star, dragon, T or an anchor.
99% of the pin collectors are greek themselves, so yes, we should be thankful that they are collecting them, afterall, they're one of us. The pins are in good hands, on display in nice cases and are being cherished, unlike the many that are sitting in sock drawers.
I doubt Big Daddy Firestone would disown Little Jimmy Firestone if has a Corvette with Goodyear tires.
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