Is 22 TOO OLD to RUSH an old south SEC frat?

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by southernkid

exactly justgowithit. end of story.

Well, by what she said, you're in the category of people who shouldn't be using the word "frat."

Originally Posted by justgo_withit

After talking to friends from different schools including SEC schools, frat is okay if a fraternity man/sorority woman is using it facetiously but not okay if used by someone outside the system like a PNM. It's like an inside joke in that it's not cool to use if you're not in on it, aka initiated.

Just sayin'.

[justgo_withit]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Well, by what she said, you're in the category of people who shouldn't be using the word "frat."
Just sayin'.

Vaguely related:

During officer elections for a club I'm in, one of the candidates was asked what his time commitments for the next semester would be- he said, "Well I'm in (some random club) and I'm planning on joining fraternity XYZ, which is another club, so it's only two clubs and I should be good to go time-wise." Every greek in the room got quiet, as the president of XYZ quietly said "First, don't ever call it a club. Second, don't ever assume you'll get a bid. Third, I have no idea where you got the idea that you'd have enough time to be an officer in this club while pledging any fraternity but I can assure you that is not the case." Watching people blackball themselves is so painful...

[Old_Row]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Well, by what she said, you're in the category of people who shouldn't be using the word "frat."
Just sayin'.

Right. The only people who are able to use the term in that sense are Greek. This expert geed needs to shut his pie hole.