Sorority question... (join a sorority as a junior?)

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

YOU CAN'T PLEDGE IF YOU DON'T GET A FRIGGIN' BID TO MEMBERSHIP.

You still haven't answered my question: where does it state that juniors are forbidden from pledging?

Also, you're making an assumption that the OP is referring to NPC sororities. No one is being OMG SUPER SUPPORTIVE NO MATTER WHAT, but you also don't need to unnecessarily crush their hopes with your semantics.

Take the stick out of your ass.

[U Go Glen Coco!]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

You still haven't answered my question: where does it state that juniors are forbidden from pledging?

Also, you're making an assumption that the OP is referring to NPC sororities. No one is being OMG SUPER SUPPORTIVE NO MATTER WHAT, but you also don't need to unnecessarily crush their hopes with your semantics.

Take the stick out of your ass.

It doesn't say that juniors are forbidden from pledging. That wasn't my point. Are you that stupid?

I don't care if you're a freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior. You can't fucking pledge a group if you're not invited to join. What part of that don't you understand? Don't be all Green Book on me, you piece of shit.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

It doesn't say that juniors are forbidden from pledging. That wasn't my point. Are you that stupid?

I don't care if you're a freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior. You can't fucking pledge a group if you're not invited to join. What part of that don't you understand? Don't be all Green Book on me, you piece of shit.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

It doesn't say that juniors are forbidden from pledging. That wasn't my point. Are you that stupid?

I don't care if you're a freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior. You can't fucking pledge a group if you're not invited to join. What part of that don't you understand? Don't be all Green Book on me, you piece of shit.

LOL

You can't understand your own posts? Your response to "Yes, juniors are allowed to pledge" is "Maybe. Maybe not." -- you don't see how that can be seen as "In some instances, juniors are not allowed to pledge," huh?

Again, take the stick out of your ass.

[U Go Glen Coco!]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

LOL

You can't understand your own posts? Your response to "Yes, juniors are allowed to pledge" is "Maybe. Maybe not." -- you don't see how that can be seen as "In some instances, juniors are not allowed to pledge," huh?

Again, take the stick out of your ass.

I'm sorry you misunderstood my post.

Stick out of my ass? Is that the best you got?

Man, today's GC mafia is really weak.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

I'm sorry you misunderstood my post.

Stick out of my ass? Is that the best you got?

Man, today's GC mafia is really weak.

I'm sorry that your Bitch meter is on "high" today.

And GC Mafia? Really? WOMP

[U Go Glen Coco!]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

I'm sorry that your Bitch meter is on "high" today.

And GC Mafia? Really? WOMP

Have a nice day, Fred.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

Have a nice day, Fred.

OMGAWWWWDZ

SHE KNOWS MY NAME FROM MY TWITTER PROFILE

*locks doors and rolls up windows*

[als463]

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

Have a nice day, Fred.

Regardless of whether or not his name is on a linked Twitter account (or whatever), I feel like THIS is crossing the line. I'm not saying KS says anything that would be offensive or anything he should be embarrassed by but, if everyone liked the world to know them by name, they would place their name in their username. Once again, I realize you may be able to find out his deepest darkest secrets if you click on a link that takes you to his "KS's deepest darkest secrets Facebook/ Twitter page with poor privacy settings" but, it isn't for YOU to decide whether or not he has placed too much info in OTHER areas of the internet.

By doing what you did, it was borderline creepy.

[ASTalumna06]

The OP's question was if she could join as a junior. Based on her post, she was concerned that being an upperclassmen would eliminate her as a possible candidate for membership...

Originally Posted by nika1727

ok well i want to join a sorority but im going to a community college for 2 years then transfering to a university to complete my studies, would it be okay to join a sorority as a junior?

But you responded with this:

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

Maybe. Maybe not.

.. which isn't true, because she IS eligible. Which is what Splash said here:

Originally Posted by Splash

You ARE allowed to rush and pledge as a junior.

Then you started talking about not being able to pledge if you don't get a bid (which no one ever brought up).

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

You can't pledge if you don't get a bid. It depends on campus culture.

Don't assume anything.

No one assumed anything.

knight_shadow kindly re-stated this and emphasized both Splash's point, and yours:

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

You ARE allowed to rush/pledge as a junior. That's not saying that the OP WILL get a bid.

You continued on with your point (with an unnecessary smiley..)

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

Right. You are allowed to RUSH, but you can't PLEDGE if you don't get a bid.

Then knight_shadow asked a question...

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

Is there a secion of the Green Book that says juniors are not able to pledge/go through the new member program?

And you flipped out.

Originally Posted by U Go Glen Coco!

YOU CAN'T PLEDGE IF YOU DON'T GET A FRIGGIN' BID TO MEMBERSHIP.

Calm down. Seriously.