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Old 08-03-2006, 12:05 PM
Benson7824 Benson7824 is offline
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Originally Posted by shinerbock
1) Does it have a purpose? Yes, it always does.
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Originally Posted by shinerbock
Now this one is real, and is one of my favorites...you make the pledges do a work call (or a extended period of house work, for people unfamiliar), one that starts at about 10 or midnight. So you have them clean the house, scrub the floors with toothbrushes, etc etc, everything but the bathrooms. Then you call them all together at about 5am, tell them they've done a good job, and explain to them you're buying breakfast. They'll be relieved and excited about this, they probably think you're proud of them and that the work is over, plus they are probably hungry. Get all the food ready or whatnot, show it to them, and tell them they get to eat in 30 minutes when the bathrooms are spotless. Finally, about 5 minutes before their time is up, tell them to clean faster and better, seeing as their gonna be eating their mcdonalds breakfast off the floor behind the toilet they're currently cleaning. Then you make them do it, of course.
(From worst hazing stories thread)


I'm just wondering what the purpose of this is??? I don't see how scrubbing with toothbrushes and then eating food off the floor behind a toilet is helpful, but maybe that's just me.

-J

PS...Kyle, I agree with your post as well
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