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Old 04-03-2008, 12:35 PM
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Of course it is. I think what some of us are saying is that it seems like a silly thing to classify as "fratty" or "preppy," and it's just sad if people are buying them to fit in, as if it designates some sort of status.
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The South doesn't go along with trends. We wore what are parents wore when they were in college. Classiness isn't a trend that fades away over time. We just like to keep it classy at all time, no matter what we may be doing.
At Ole Miss, everyone takes this to heart. Even the GDIs look like they can be top tier brothers. It is tradition.
Is there a reason why you quoted my comment about croakies? What the hell does your response about trends have to do with my comment about croakies? Your parents wore croakies? You're saying croakies are "classy"?

Even if southerners don't follow "trends," I think it's obvious from what southern GCers say on this board - yourself included - that it's very important to y'all to FIT IN. That doesn't mean trendy...it means homogeny.
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