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Old 04-24-2007, 09:49 AM
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Yesterday, one of my students says, "Hey, you know that Kappa jacket you got...I'll buy it off you!" As if that wasn't bad enough...after I explain that you can't buy it from me, you have to earn it, he says, "when I go to school next year I'mma be a Kappa!" However, the sad part is that he threw up the Que sign and started barking!
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Old 04-24-2007, 10:54 AM
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Old 04-24-2007, 12:17 PM
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Yesterday, one of my students says, "Hey, you know that Kappa jacket you got...I'll buy it off you!" As if that wasn't bad enough...after I explain that you can't buy it from me, you have to earn it, he says, "when I go to school next year I'mma be a Kappa!" However, the sad part is that he threw up the Que sign and started barking!
LMABO! Are you serious? There are so many things wrong with that whole conversation. You should have at least directed him to youtube and told him to correct himself before he does that in front of the wrong person and gets merked on. Maybe print out a "What Not to Do" thread from here... I'm weak.
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Old 04-30-2007, 08:04 PM
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I am new to Greekdom (initiated March 18, 2007), so I didn't think I would have anything to contribute to this thread for a while...well here I go.

I met this guy about two weeks ago and he has been calling me nonstop since I gave him my number. Well he called me as I was on my way home from a meeting last week. I told him that I was in the car with one of my sorority sisters and that I would have to call him back. He asked what sorority I was in and I proudly told him Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. He responds "I am in a fraternity too, so we have something in common". I ask which one and he says Alpha Phi Beta. I am like okay, let me call you back. So, I google this fraternity as soon as I get home and all I came up with is a law fraternity at the University of the Phillipines. The next time I spoke with him, I asked him about Alpha Phi Beta and was he part of a law fraternity? He says no, that was my high school fraternity. I am like , is he really representing his high school "fraternity" because he has to be at least forty?
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Old 05-01-2007, 01:01 PM
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Yesterday, one of my students says, "Hey, you know that Kappa jacket you got...I'll buy it off you!" As if that wasn't bad enough...after I explain that you can't buy it from me, you have to earn it, he says, "when I go to school next year I'mma be a Kappa!" However, the sad part is that he threw up the Que sign and started barking!
LOL i have a similar story, yesterday actually this happened:

i was wearing a pin yesterday and the teller at the bank asks me what it's for. i tell him im in a sorority, i tell him which one, and he's like ok cool.

about an hour later i had to go back to the bank for something else, and why does this dude start throwing up the hooks and barking at me???? mind you it's a bunch of yt's in the bank and he's barking at me! so i'm quietly like, "im not a Que so that's not my sign - sorry"

that dude looked real disappointed. i guess asking me to step in the the middle of the bank and do my call was his way of getting on my good side? i think not.

and sistergreek Lyoness - i so feel you: not everyone is cut out to be a(n) XYZ. i have friends/family members that i shake my head on and dont feel any types of way about it.
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Old 05-01-2007, 03:25 PM
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These weren't exactly said to me, but was anyone at the stepshow at Northeastern a couple weeks ago? Free (106 & Park) hosting...a mess...

And I quote:

Kappas: "Yo yo!
Free: "Yeah, yo yo! All a that."

Alphas: "A Phi! 06!"
Free: "06? Where's the class of 07 at?"

"Who do y'all want to win, Alpha Kappa, Delta Sigma, or Sigma Gamma Rho?"
(Called us this about 5 times)


Also imitated frat calls and steps all day and called sorority members "sorors". She tried to imitate the leaning back and yelling "INNNNNNcorporated" but didn't realize that the whole word is used, and kept saying "INNNNK!" We all just shook our heads.
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Old 05-01-2007, 03:33 PM
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Old 05-02-2007, 12:00 AM
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Old 05-06-2007, 11:59 AM
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These weren't exactly said to me, but was anyone at the stepshow at Northeastern a couple weeks ago? Free (106 & Park) hosting...a mess...

And I quote:

Kappas: "Yo yo!
Free: "Yeah, yo yo! All a that."

Alphas: "A Phi! 06!"
Free: "06? Where's the class of 07 at?"

"Who do y'all want to win, Alpha Kappa, Delta Sigma, or Sigma Gamma Rho?"
(Called us this about 5 times)


Also imitated frat calls and steps all day and called sorority members "sorors". She tried to imitate the leaning back and yelling "INNNNNNcorporated" but didn't realize that the whole word is used, and kept saying "INNNNK!" We all just shook our heads.
Ooh no.
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Old 05-06-2007, 12:29 PM
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Was Free drunk or something?
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Old 05-07-2007, 12:08 PM
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These weren't exactly said to me, but was anyone at the stepshow at Northeastern a couple weeks ago? Free (106 & Park) hosting...a mess...

And I quote:

Kappas: "Yo yo!
Free: "Yeah, yo yo! All a that."

Alphas: "A Phi! 06!"
Free: "06? Where's the class of 07 at?"

"Who do y'all want to win, Alpha Kappa, Delta Sigma, or Sigma Gamma Rho?"
(Called us this about 5 times)


Also imitated frat calls and steps all day and called sorority members "sorors". She tried to imitate the leaning back and yelling "INNNNNNcorporated" but didn't realize that the whole word is used, and kept saying "INNNNK!" We all just shook our heads.
ok was she trying to be cute or just that clueless? cause i would think she would be hip to BGLO etiquette.

and its about time someone got my name right! but yeah, wasnt there some MC who kept pronouncing the greek letters wrong, including Lambda as "lamma?"
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Old 05-11-2007, 12:22 AM
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I can't believe Free doesn't know about Greek organizations.

For me the oddest/craziest thing wasn't said it was an event.

I live in Minnesota and Greekdom is not as prevalent here as it is in other cities. So, I was in Cub foods grocery shopping one day. All of a sudden I saw an African male wearing a sweater with the greek symbols Delta Sigma Theta on it. I was STUNNED! I went to him and asked where he got his sweater and his English was so broken that he couldn't really answer the question. I could not believe that.

Also it trips me out when people read my greek symbols and say, what does A, E, O mean.

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Old 05-11-2007, 12:30 PM
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I can't believe Free doesn't know about Greek organizations.

For me the oddest/craziest thing wasn't said it was an event.

I live in Minnesota and Greekdom is not as prevalent here as it is in other cities. So, I was in Cub foods grocery shopping one day. All of a sudden I saw an African male wearing a sweater with the greek symbols Delta Sigma Theta on it. I was STUNNED! I went to him and asked where he got his sweater and his English was so broken that he couldn't really answer the question. I could not believe that.

Also it trips me out when people read my greek symbols and say, what does A, E, O mean.
I was at work and this little boy (5th grade) waled into my classroom with an AOPi hooded sweatshirt. I asked him were he got it, he couldn't remember. When I told him what AOPi was he was mad he had been walking around with that sweatshirt on. There are other greeks that work at the school I wonder why they didn't tell him.
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Old 05-11-2007, 12:50 PM
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I can't believe Free doesn't know about Greek organizations.

For me the oddest/craziest thing wasn't said it was an event.

I live in Minnesota and Greekdom is not as prevalent here as it is in other cities. So, I was in Cub foods grocery shopping one day. All of a sudden I saw an African male wearing a sweater with the greek symbols Delta Sigma Theta on it. I was STUNNED! I went to him and asked where he got his sweater and his English was so broken that he couldn't really answer the question. I could not believe that.

Also it trips me out when people read my greek symbols and say, what does A, E, O mean.
This example is why sorors should either have a bonfire or give their stuff to another soror.

But I also know a soror who says AEO instead of DST.
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Old 05-12-2007, 12:26 AM
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But I also know a soror who says AEO instead of DST.
Is she really a soror?!
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