What do sororities really like to do at socials?

[phisiglindsey]

Originally Posted by FlaGirl07

well, that sounds classy

I've always had more fun at the mixers that have classy themes. I hate going to mixers where you have to dress in a certain way that doesn't represent our chapter well. We just did a "Guys in Ties, Girls in Pearls" mixer and it was great.

We've had a fraternity invite us to mix and when we got there they hardly talked to us. They were either too intoxicated or didn't care. We still had fun with our sisters, but were pretty disappointed with the guys. Make sure your brothers are socializing as best they can. It makes a huge difference with who we choose to mix with in the future.

[VandalSquirrel]

Originally Posted by phisiglindsey

I've always had more fun at the mixers that have classy themes. I hate going to mixers where you have to dress in a certain way that doesn't represent our chapter well. We just did a "Guys in Ties, Girls in Pearls" mixer and it was great.

We've had a fraternity invite us to mix and when we got there they hardly talked to us. They were either too intoxicated or didn't care. We still had fun with our sisters, but were pretty disappointed with the guys. Make sure your brothers are socializing as best they can. It makes a huge difference with who we choose to mix with in the future.

Yeah, I'd have to say I am uninterested in attending any party that requires me to dress inappropriately (ho, streetwalker, skank, naughty school girl, sexy secretary, etc.) or that has a theme that brings down another group of people (hillbillies, Italian wedding (??), white trash, "ghetto" etc.).

I went to an awesome party called "Dead Authors" put on by the English honor society Sigma Tau Delta, which had just as much booze and ridiculous behavior without being insulting. I'm easily amused by men dressed as Emily Dickinson or Jane Austen though. Hemmingway Twister is still a fond memory.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by VandalSquirrel

I went to an awesome party called "Dead Authors" put on by the English honor society Sigma Tau Delta, which had just as much booze and ridiculous behavior without being insulting. I'm easily amused by men dressed as Emily Dickinson or Jane Austen though. Hemmingway Twister is still a fond memory.

hahahahaha this sounds awesome.

Thinking back on it, I'm surprised the Crows never tried to talk us into a Monty Python mixer.

[VandalSquirrel]

Originally Posted by 33girl

hahahahaha this sounds awesome.

Thinking back on it, I'm surprised the Crows never tried to talk us into a Monty Python mixer.

Do you know how hard it is to play Twister when you're dressed as Sylvia Plath (had a box covered with foil on my head)?

[agzg]

Originally Posted by VandalSquirrel

Do you know how hard it is to play Twister when you're dressed as Sylvia Plath (had a box covered with foil on my head)?

Haha! Ten dollars says a couple of people are looking at that post going "box with tin foil? What?"

That's creative, though.

[VandalSquirrel]

Originally Posted by alphagamzetagam

Haha! Ten dollars says a couple of people are looking at that post going "box with tin foil? What?"

That's creative, though.

If I go to a similar party, I think Virgina Woolf would be good. Need an overcoat and some stones, and maybe wet hair.