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Old 06-29-2007, 04:30 PM
BSUPhiSig'92 BSUPhiSig'92 is offline
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I'm glad to hear you resisted peer pressure and avoided the mullet
LOL. I have my 1988-89 composite in my office, and my students often remark in awe, "Look at all the mullets!!!"

Personally, I blame Rick Springfield.

I won't be able to do a lengthy story update until Sunday. I hope you all can hang on until then!
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Old 06-29-2007, 04:47 PM
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LOL. I have my 1988-89 composite in my office, and my students often remark in awe, "Look at all the mullets!!!"

Personally, I blame Rick Springfield.

I won't be able to do a lengthy story update until Sunday. I hope you all can hang on until then!
The real mullet related horror, as I see it, is that that hipsters seem dangerously interested in them.

Just like when horrible 1970s Starsky and Hutch leather jackets seemed to emerge in the early 90s as "ironic" fashion statements but then seemed to influence mainstream fashion. . .

We should all probably offer sacrifices to the fashion gods to prevent the return of the mullet.
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Old 06-29-2007, 04:55 PM
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The real mullet related horror, as I see it, is that that hipsters seem dangerously interested in them.
Yeah, go to Europe sometime, the mullet is really getting popular again over there. I've had a few students that have grown them out before common sense has prevailed...

For our Homecoming this year (1980s theme) we are having a mullet and big hair contest...
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Old 06-29-2007, 07:51 PM
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Well, I dunno about ranking the Mullet. Anyone old enough to remember the blow-dried parted down the middle manly hair of the 70's? Went with the silk shirts and Britannia high waist jeans.....(personally, I preferred my boys in red tag levis, like the Sig Ep I liked back in '79!)
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Old 07-02-2007, 04:32 PM
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The story continues...

So the next night, since Paul and I were the only one's still interested in Porsche, we went to their house for Monday Night Football. They had the big screens, pizza, subs, wings, etc. They had basically gone all out for a football party. Now I had some reservations because clearly everyone in this chapter had $$$. When a couple of the brothers sat down with me and gave the Porsche pep talk, I had to ask the one question that any "serious" Porsche candidate doesn't ask..."How much are dues?" I think I heard my father hit the ceiling clear back in St. Louis.

Five minutes later I was entering the front door of the Buick house, sans Paul, where the brothers were hanging out, watching football, and enjoying a non-catered selection of snacks. I really liked the chapter dynamic of the Buicks, and it felt like I was being let in on the joking between the brothers. They were also a really varied group of guys with diverse backgrounds and upbringings. Eventually, I wound up in the president's room with the rush chair and the chapter president who gave me the Buick pep talk. The dues question was not a deal breaker like at Porsche, and at the end of the night, the rush chair gave me and some of the other rushees a ride back to our dorms.
I decided that night that Buick was the only chapter at Ball State that I could see myself being a part of.

After that night, Pat was only interested in Monte Carlo, Paul only in Yugo, and Jon was still wavering between Yugo and Monte Carlo.

The next night was an off night from rush for everyone.

I felt like things were going really well...but then they would take a SHOCKING turn!

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Old 07-02-2007, 05:14 PM
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AHHHHHHH The suspense, i feel like im watching American Idol when they cut to commercial before every big scene. Keep it coming please
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Old 07-02-2007, 06:13 PM
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This is a great thread. Can't wait for the shocking turn!
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Old 07-03-2007, 12:11 PM
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Have you all noticed that there seem to be more guys generally reading and commenting on recruitment stories lately?
No, not really.

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I felt like things were going really well...but then they would take a SHOCKING turn!
Is there a goat involved?
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