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Originally Posted by Elephant Walk
Tradition would be one of my qualities. Class. Old Money. Exclusive. Clearly, one can find this in the Ivy League, Harvard, Yale, and so on, but those are 3 or 4 schools, whereas top fraternities in the South span maybe 10-12 schools at least.
I consider one of the main promises of Southern Fraternities is that it shows off the top class of Southern society, which admittedly was not incredibly rich until the last fifty years. Much like a debutante ball, it shows the old money and class from families which have dominated the Southern states for the last two centuries. True southern fraternities disregard the nouveau-riche as pure trash, because of the flashy and decadent life in which they live.
I'm not sure what you're talking about fratty, isn't that pretty disrespectful to use "frat" in that way?
Are you seriously 25? What chapter are you from again? I don't want your name that would be disrespectful, I just want to see what chapter you came from.
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Meanwhile you're holding debutante balls? That's not flashy at all....
You have to understand that those who are in the "Old Money" are only really liked by others in the "Old Money"
The rest are either envious -small percentage- or don't give a crap - larger percentage-
You may think that's the other way around, but those of us not involved just don't care. So when you lord it over the rest of us how you're soooooo great and soooo exclusive you just come off as stuck up and pretentious. And yeah, pathetic that you have to remind people how much higher you are than they are.
I'd much prefer you stick to your small groups so you don't go around bothering the rest of the world. I'm not sure how you even manage posting on a message board that's populated by so many people who don't have pedigrees. There may even be people on here who aren't CHRISTIAN.. or are BLACK, or are in INTERRACIAL RELATIONSHIPS! *GASP*
You'd be well served by broadening your world view. It sounds to me like the South is mentally inbreeding.
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