Girls--beer drinking etiquette?

[PhiMuAmberkins]

Originally Posted by Dionysus

Oh my lawd jeebus, just when I thought it couldn't get any better (or worse). So you won't do vending machines if you're really thristy? How about bottled water? What about kool-aide koolbursts? If there's only a sip of soda left in a 2-liter, do you just turn it up, or do you get a glass for that too?

Sorry, I thought everyone would understand that I was talking about alcohol. I can't drink liquor out of a bottle or can.

Personally, though, I would rather drink out of a glass. But that's a personal preference, not a rule.

[Dionysus]

Originally Posted by PhiMuAmberkins

Sorry, I thought everyone would understand that I was talking about alcohol. I can't drink liquor out of a bottle or can.

Personally, though, I would rather drink out of a glass. But that's a personal preference, not a rule.

Ok, it was the last sentence that threw me off because we had that no drinking from the bottle and cans rule in elementary school. I thought your post had extended to sodas. It's odd that your campus doesn't trust college students with bottles, regardless if it's soda or alcohol.

[PhiMuAmberkins]

Originally Posted by Dionysus

Ok, it was the last sentence that threw me off because we had that no drinking from the bottle and cans rule in elementary school. I thought your post had extended to sodas. It's odd that your campus doesn't trust college students with bottles, I can see it with younger kids.

It's cool. And I'm not sure whether or not it's a campus rule, but Phi Mus at my school aren't supposed to drink alcohol out of bottles or cans. I see boys in fraternities doing it, but never see girls in sororities doing it, so I assume the other sorority here has the same rule, whether or not the school does.

[PM_Mama00]

Originally Posted by PhiMuAmberkins

It's cool. And I'm not sure whether or not it's a campus rule, but Phi Mus at my school aren't supposed to drink alcohol out of bottles or cans. I see boys in fraternities doing it, but never see girls in sororities doing it, so I assume the other sorority here has the same rule, whether or not the school does.

Wow weird. As far as I know we just can't drink with our letters on.

[PhiMuAmberkins]

Originally Posted by PM_Mama00

Wow weird. As far as I know we just can't drink with our letters on.

Yeah, like I said, I'm not sure if it's a Phi Mu thing or a school thing. It's probably a school thing and the boys just don't care!

[UGAalum94]

Kind of a highjack: is the rule about drinking with letters a way of avoiding having people stumbling around drunk with their letters on, or is it a hold over from communities in which drinking itself was bad, bad, bad?

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by Alphagamuga

Kind of a highjack: is the rule about drinking with letters a way of avoiding having people stumbling around drunk with their letters on, or is it a hold over from communities in which drinking itself was bad, bad, bad?

Neither: For most GLOs, it's a myth, unless you have chapter bylaws that spesifically state it.


And yes, for those who do, it's ususally to keep people from acting like idiots in letters (although it doesn't stop those who do so sober anyway).

[FAB*SpiceySpice]

Maybe b/c I was born, raised, went to college, and still live in the Midwest I've never, ever had a problem with drinking beer from a can OR a bottle. I like it from a bottle better b/c IMO it tastes better.

The only excuse for having your beer in a cup is if you got it from a keg. Seriously.

So I guess that makes me tacky .