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Old 04-08-2010, 02:08 AM
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I do remember before I went Greek wondering why girls were walking around with EAT across their chests though, haha.
I am guilty of that as well

A personal pet peeve of mine is when people think Im in Alpha Omega Pi (thanks to the movie Pumpkin) or when they make the 'O' in Omicron a long sound,like Alpha Ohhh-micron Pi...uggghhh its "Ahhh-micron" LOL!

Oh and this is the only thing Ive seen our letters in:
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Old 04-11-2010, 03:10 PM
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I really cringe at the misuse of Greek letters!!


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A personal pet peeve of mine is when people think Im in Alpha Omega Pi (thanks to the movie Pumpkin) or when they make the 'O' in Omicron a long sound,like Alpha Ohhh-micron Pi...uggghhh its "Ahhh-micron" LOL!
I did not know that! I had to look this up and was shocked that the primary pronunciation is Ahhh (but a second allows for Ohhhh).
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I am guilty of that as well

A personal pet peeve of mine is when people think Im in Alpha Omega Pi (thanks to the movie Pumpkin) or when they make the 'O' in Omicron a long sound,like Alpha Ohhh-micron Pi...uggghhh its "Ahhh-micron" LOL!
Isn't this just a regional accent thing? My husbands cousin is an AOPi, and she says "OHmicron" not "AHmicron."

I love that Aplha Xi shirt... that's adorable!

The only thing I've seen like this for Theta before is "Kites Above Our (heart symbol)"
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One of my sisters started using "its Α LΔVE THIΠG" but we use it more for each other than recruitment
We were the founding sisters and were wicked obsessed with each other, so its more of a facebook thing, but we like it!

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Isn't this just a regional accent thing? My husbands cousin is an AOPi, and she says "OHmicron" not "AHmicron."

I love that Alpha Xi shirt... that's adorable!

The only thing I've seen like this for Theta before is "Kites Above Our (heart symbol)"
Our Pledge Books (as opposed to our New Member Manuals) have two pronounciations for most of the Greek Alphabet. I guess when you go through 3-4 months of pledging, and not 6-8 weeks of being an Alpha, you have a LOT more to memorize!
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I do remember before I went Greek wondering why girls were walking around with EAT across their chests though, haha.
When I was a Rho Chi, my PX partner was so frustrated and kept saying, "That's S-D-T, ladies, not STDs!!!"
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Old 04-07-2010, 11:41 PM
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I O M or 0M all day every day for this Phi Mu! lol
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Old 04-08-2010, 12:33 AM
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I also love the Phi Mu "No Place like HFME". It doesn't look contrived. I keep trying to think of one for ADPi (pet peeve: people who say Ay Dee Pee), and have come up with mostly bad ones.

A
Damn
Pretty (Popular)
Sorority!

Or

A
Darling
Princess!

It's easier to do with the school's name, and maybe that would look better, too.
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Old 04-08-2010, 02:46 AM
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(pet peeve: people who say Ay Dee Pee), and have come up with mostly bad ones.

A
Damn
Pretty (Popular)
Sorority!

Or

A
Darling
Princess!

It's easier to do with the school's name, and maybe that would look better, too.
Speaking of being mispronounced my dad calls us I needa pee...or Ay Dee Pee....he does it just to irritate the mess out of me and cause he thinks he is funny. Can you tell he was sort of anti- Greek.

On another note I really can't think of anything out letters "fit" into. ANd honestly I don't like the way they look in words very much. The delta and pi look really out of place in those words. I definately think the pi works better as two tees in letters. As for the delta im clueless.
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Old 04-08-2010, 09:02 AM
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On another note I really can't think of anything out letters "fit" into. ANd honestly I don't like the way they look in words very much. The delta and pi look really out of place in those words. I definately think the pi works better as two tees in letters. As for the delta im clueless.
I wonder if it would work better if instead of using ADP you tried using A, D and PI? Not that I'm thinking of a good example this morning: A Diamond sPIrit.

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Is anybody young enough to understand what "gobbing" is??? Hahaha. I tried doing the lower case, but it just did not make my point. I guess I'm so use to people calling us "rob" all the time, that the gamma and lower case r just are one in my mind.
LOL. I hereby propose that "gobbing"/"to gob," meaning to royally screw up recognition of Greek letters, become officially recognized as GC slang. Example, "That guy just asked if I was in Tri Epsilon/ROB/Alpha Epsilon Alpha/EAT . . . . He completely gobbed it!" (Or "what a gobber!")

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Old 04-08-2010, 10:18 AM
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It's easier to do with the school's name, and maybe that would look better, too.
The AOIIs here frequently write "MASOΠ" on signs and banners.

A friend of mine is a DG at UD and she has a t-shirt that says "DELAWΔΓE"
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Old 04-08-2010, 10:49 AM
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A recent pledge class in my chapter made t-shirts that said "WE MΔKE IT HAPPEN."

I thought it was a pretty clever use of their pledge class letters in the slogan.
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Old 04-26-2010, 12:09 AM
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not sure if anyone is still reading this but one of my sister's just posted this as her facebook status
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Old 06-01-2010, 01:12 AM
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One of my sisters started using "its Α LΔVE THIΠG" but we use it more for each other than recruitment
We were the founding sisters and were wicked obsessed with each other, so its more of a facebook thing, but we like it!

p.s. this is my first post
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Old 06-01-2010, 01:19 AM
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One of my sisters started using "its Α LΔVE THIΠG" but we use it more for each other than recruitment
We were the founding sisters and were wicked obsessed with each other, so its more of a facebook thing, but we like it!

p.s. this is my first post
Welcome to G.C! That would actually work for my chapter too, instead of the delta replace it with Omicron lol. Don't worry I'm not going to steal your quote though. What chapter are you from?
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