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Originally posted by CatStarESP4
This is why when I have to throw out a t-shirt with my letter that has been riddled with holes, I always cut out my letters beforehand. I might never know who could pick it and wear it and possibly ruin a GLO's good reputation. My advise is if you're going to throw out some shirt (or any article of clothing) with your letters, cut them out.
UNFSigmaChi, that's great that you ridiculed this guy in front of his friends! What a f*cking moron!
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I cannot even begin to express how I feel about the postings of the homeless woman and y'all making fun of her for wearing letters. For Petes sakes, people, do you mean to tell me you'd rather have a homeless lady not have any clothes than wear your letters?
And you're worried about someone like this giving your GLO a "bad name"?
YOU give YOURSELVES a bad name by being so proud of your GLO that you'd rather throw away a shirt, etc than let someone who truly needs clothes wear it.
If someone really needed clothes, and I had some old SAI shirts, I would let them wear them. Yes, I am VERY proud of my sorority...but there comes a point when you can be TOO proud.
What do your GLOs teach you? I suspect about love, kindness, helping those in need...and yet you go against this by being so selfish that you don't want a HOMELESS lady wearing your letters.
Disgusting!
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