Fratastic?

[gobuckeyes]

Got ya. Sarcastic way of saying the book is fake? Didn't sound very fake when I read it.

[ding]

Originally Posted by gobuckeyes

Got ya. Sarcastic way of saying the book is fake? Didn't sound very fake when I read it.

Every story in this book is real, trust me.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by ding

Every story in this book is real, trust me.

Thank GOD you came to tell us that. I feel much better now.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by ding

Every story in this book is real, trust me.

[gobuckeyes]

Went to the website mentioned in the back of the book and emailed the author and got this back in return:

"Yes, the stories are all real and not embellished. For legal reasons, I was not able to name the actual fraternity nor refer to my brothers by their real names. Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoyed the book!"

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Originally Posted by gobuckeyes

Went to the website mentioned in the back of the book and emailed the author and got this back in return:

"Yes, the stories are all real and not embellished. For legal reasons, I was not able to name the actual fraternity nor refer to my brothers by their real names. Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoyed the book!"

See, that's how you know they aren't true. If they WERE true, there's no reason he wouldn't be able to name names.

[gobuckeyes]

Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby

See, that's how you know they aren't true. If they WERE true, there's no reason he wouldn't be able to name names.

K, I sent him that and this was his response:

"Actually, that is kind of an ignorant statement. The law states that I can write whatever I want about someone (basically) and use their real names and identifying details. However, if someone takes me to court over it, I must provide evidence that the events took place. Though I have quite a bit of evidence on many of the stories, I decided to take the easy route and simply change all names and identifying marks. As for which fraternity it is, it shouldn't really be that hard to figure out if you are a part of the Greek system or know any Greeks. Thank you again for reading my book and providing me with feedback."

the title says "The story of Phi Delta Zeta." I know Delta zeta is a sorority, so I'm guessing it must be someone like the Phi Delta Thetas, Phi Taus or Phi Sigs. Or maybe like Delta Upsilon.

[IrishLake]

Originally Posted by gobuckeyes

the title says "The story of Phi Delta Zeta." I know Delta zeta is a sorority, so I'm guessing it must be someone like the Phi Delta Thetas, Phi Taus or Phi Sigs. Or maybe like Delta Upsilon.

I realize you're a young'un, but stop, seriously. Just stop.


Where's that Wendy Williams "I can't" .gif?

[Barbie's_Rush]

Originally Posted by gobuckeyes

K, I sent him that and this was his response:

"Actually, that is kind of an ignorant statement. The law states that I can write whatever I want about someone (basically) and use their real names and identifying details. However, if someone takes me to court over it, I must provide evidence that the events took place. Though I have quite a bit of evidence on many of the stories, I decided to take the easy route and simply change all names and identifying marks. As for which fraternity it is, it shouldn't really be that hard to figure out if you are a part of the Greek system or know any Greeks. Thank you again for reading my book and providing me with feedback."

the title says "The story of Phi Delta Zeta." I know Delta zeta is a sorority, so I'm guessing it must be someone like the Phi Delta Thetas, Phi Taus or Phi Sigs. Or maybe like Delta Upsilon.

Please make sure to tell all the guys who rush you that you have read this book so you're already an expert on fraternity life. They will appreciate it!