Speaking of inappropriate paraphernalia... - Page 10

ladygreek · #**136** 06-03-2003, 08:40 PM

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Originally posted by Steeltrap
When it comes to questionable 'nalia, this ranks right up there:

http://www.simplygreek.com/catalog/catalog.asp?id=109

Aw hell naw!!!!!

CrimsonTide4 · #**137** 06-03-2003, 08:42 PM

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Originally posted by ladygreek
Aw hell naw!!!!!

RedefinedDiva · #**138** 06-03-2003, 10:31 PM

Un...Be...Lieve...A...Ble!

carolyne · #**139** 06-04-2003, 12:31 AM

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Originally posted by RedefinedDiva
Un...Be...Lieve...A...Ble!

WenD08 · #**140** 06-04-2003, 04:37 PM

i can't imagine wearing faux Gucci (or LV, for that matter) w/my letters. that is sooo Ghetto Fab...

Steeltrap · #**141** 06-04-2003, 04:45 PM

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Originally posted by WenD08
i can't imagine wearing faux Gucci (or LV, for that matter) w/my letters. that is sooo Ghetto Fab...

Somebody on another board described those shirts as ghettry.

But I was e-mailing a former chapter soror of mine, and she's actually seen these shirts on people back East!

WenD08 · #**142** 06-04-2003, 05:21 PM

i also use the "words" Ghettois and Ghettup to describe an outfit. whichever word you use, it'll fit this form of 'nalia. i think a soror who wears this should be up for suspension...this kind of tackiness should be against our Bylaws

PearlEssence08 · #**143** 06-04-2003, 05:29 PM

When I was in college, I remember a freshman girl wearing a shirt that said "I am a Future AKA." I went to Spelman, so needless to say there should have been NO EXCUSE WHATSOEVER FOR HER TO WALK UP IN THE CAFE WEARING THAT SHIRT. Although, I was not a soror yet, I knew better than to do something like that.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by the411
[B]Soror ASU Diva2001 brought it to our attention that a greek shop she visited was selling t-shirts FOR ADULTS that said "Future Delta"

!!!!! I can't think of the words (appropriate for a public forum and my lady-like manner) that could even come CLOSE to expressing my disapproval of that. But check THIS out:

jll79 · #**144** 06-04-2003, 08:16 PM

Just a little question:
What do you ladies think about Greek Letter Nail Decals??

Spr99_Diva · #**145** 06-04-2003, 08:24 PM

At the convention in Atlanta, I saw a Soror who had the symbols on her big toes. I thought it was TACKY to say the least. It was a close third after the Soror who had the brand on her thigh and the Soror who had the tattoo on her breast with the head of an elephant wrapped around the Sigma and the butt of the elephant poking through the Theta.

A HOT MESS!

PearlEssence08 · #**146** 06-04-2003, 08:26 PM

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Originally posted by jll79
Just a little question:
What do you ladies think about Greek Letter Nail Decals??

IMO . . . tacky. Of course anything other than French tips or American manicures is too over-the-top for me.

jll79 · #**147** 06-04-2003, 08:31 PM

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Originally posted by Spr99_Diva
At the convention in Atlanta, I saw a Soror who had the symbols on her big toes. I thought it was TACKY to say the least. It was a close third after the Soror who had the brand on her thigh and the Soror who had the tattoo on her breast with the head of an elephant wrapped around the Sigma and the butt of the elephant poking through the Theta.

A HOT MESS!

OH NO!! That doesn't even sound right.
Why people why????
How did other Deltas take to the tattoo??

miss priss · #**148** 06-05-2003, 12:09 AM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by PearlEssence08
[B]When I was in college, I remember a freshman girl wearing a shirt that said "I am a Future AKA." I went to Spelman, so needless to say there should have been NO EXCUSE WHATSOEVER FOR HER TO WALK UP IN THE CAFE WEARING THAT SHIRT. Although, I was not a soror yet, I knew better than to do something like that.

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Originally posted by the411
Soror ASU Diva2001 brought it to our attention that a greek shop she visited was selling t-shirts FOR ADULTS that said "Future Delta" !!!!! I can't think of the words (appropriate for a public forum and my lady-like manner) that could even come CLOSE to expressing my disapproval of that. But check THIS out:

Not to say that it is right.....But mothers DO buy those shirts for their GROWN daughters AND expect for them to wear them...I've seen it happen

However, I read a few posts back about how there is some pressure to join a specific org. by parents who are in specific orgs.. I can honestly say there is a reasonable amount of disappointment (including some parents) by children of fellow organizations. Because of this, they often feel hurt, "cheated", "betrayed, etc. which can lead to depression. Should they be depressed , probably not...But these circumstances are not unusual especially when you come from a family of "over-achievers", "big shots", etc.... just something to think about

abaici · #**149** 06-05-2003, 01:31 AM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by PearlEssence08
[B]When I was in college, I remember a freshman girl wearing a shirt that said "I am a Future AKA." I went to Spelman, so needless to say there should have been NO EXCUSE WHATSOEVER FOR HER TO WALK UP IN THE CAFE WEARING THAT SHIRT. Although, I was not a soror yet, I knew better than to do something like that.

Girl, you KNOW I remember that. She also wore a shirt from her AKA cotillion. I was horrified.

ladygreek · #**150** 06-05-2003, 10:46 AM

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Originally posted by CrimsonTide4

I know, I know, but the idea of those Gucci letters just brought out the bad in me - LOL