Which Is Better? - Page 2

LightBulb · #16 03-13-2005, 08:49 PM

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Originally posted by kddani
diet cherry vanilla dr. pepper

I've been meaning to try that... I love diet dr. pepper! Does it taste anything like cherry coke?

kddani · #17 03-13-2005, 08:50 PM

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Originally posted by LightBulb
I've been meaning to try that... I love diet dr. pepper! Does it taste anything like cherry coke?

it tastes like a mixture of cherry coke and. dr. pepper with just a hint of vanilla. Which is good, IMO, b/c i'm not a huge fan of the vanilla colas.

Peaches-n-Cream · #18 03-13-2005, 09:41 PM

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Originally posted by kddani
maybe worry about getting your DRIVER'S LICENSE first

I don't have a driver's license. I do have a permit.

astroAPhi · #19 03-13-2005, 09:56 PM

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Originally posted by LightBulb
I've been meaning to try that... I love diet dr. pepper! Does it taste anything like cherry coke?

I think it tastes just like Diet Dr. Pepper.

Xylochick216 · #20 03-13-2005, 10:02 PM

I like the cherry vanilla Dr. Pepper. I prefer regular, though. But it's not that bad

Anyone mixing up martinis? I'll take one

roqueemae · #21 03-13-2005, 10:14 PM

That just seems like too many flavors in one drink.

Jill1228 · #22 03-13-2005, 11:38 PM

Beer and soft drinks all around and I have mild, medium and hot wings! I make some killer honey garlic ones too

Dionysus · #23 03-13-2005, 11:48 PM

I'm bringing the margheritas and strawberry dacqueries!

Buttonz · #24 03-14-2005, 03:37 AM

Got the jelly beans over here

ZetaPhi708 · #25 03-14-2005, 04:40 AM

well, since I work at a movie theater, I can provide tons of popcorn if you want.....Lots of butter too....

Hey someone throw me a brew over here.....

roqueemae · #26 03-14-2005, 11:56 AM

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Originally posted by Buttonz
Got the jelly beans over here

How do you eat your jellybeans? One at a time to get the flavors or by the hand-full?

honeychile · #27 03-14-2005, 12:50 PM

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Originally posted by roqueemae
How do you eat your jellybeans? One at a time to get the flavors or by the hand-full?

I have to eat mine by the color. I also save the "best" color for last!

*looks in pantry*

I have some pecans I can share, since ZetaPhi708 already has the popcorn!

bekibug · #28 03-16-2005, 04:12 PM

I got water and salad and bacon and eggs if anyone would like something "healthier."

/is poor
//is sortof dieting, more like trying to generally eat healthy
///but would still like a hot wing or two

SAEalumnus · #29 03-16-2005, 11:48 PM

SpaceGhost:

I'd like to offer a couple of observations that may assist you.

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Originally posted by SpaceGhost
Ok i need serious help. ok ive always wanted to straight up be in Omega Psi Phi but....... lately the Alpha Phi Alpha been impressing me more but...... Phi Beta Sigma been rollin down my mind. Now i really cant make my mind up.

The first thing you should notice about this is that all three are undoubtedly exemplary organizations. You'd probably have an outstanding experience and develop a strong sense of real brotherhood in any of them. The second thing you should notice is that you clearly need to investigate your options more (otherwise you'd have already made your decision).

When I was going through rush, I was certain that I had made up my mind about the GLO I wanted to pledge. During a conversation I had with one of the senior members, he suggested to me that since the responsibility you take upon yourself as a member of a fraternity is life-long, it's imperative that you consider all of your options to be sure you are making an informed decision. I checked out several of the other chapters on campus (some more closely than others), and found a lot of respect for one of the other chapters before finally making my decision. In investigating all of my options, I realized two very important facts: 1) there are many GLOs on campus, each of which has their particular strengths, and 2) my original decision was still the best decision. It was this research that served in part to strengthen my attachment for my Fraternity and my brothers.

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Originally posted by SpaceGhost
they all are my favorites but heres what starts to draw me apart from each: Q's they are interesting but i dont like tha way colleges that have it step but i love Deltas. A's i love the smooth grind steppin but i cant stand AKAs. Sigmas................... man they make me snore at step shows... but they fly with they steps.

GLOs can differ from chapter to chapter and from campus to campus. One would do well to exercise caution when making statements such as these to avoid unnecessarily burning bridges. Having such reservations about any particular GLO is one thing, expressing them publicly is another.

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Originally posted by SpaceGhost
now can someone give me an idea out of those three which would br better for me a smooth, layed out, hate pretty boys, love steppin, cool kat. Which should I choose?

Since your profile indicates you're currently 15 years old (with your 16th arriving next month), you've got a few years in which to make up your mind. I would recommend taking the opportunity to meet the members of the chapters you're considering joining and getting to know the kind of atmosphere and strengths each can provide. Ultimately, the choice of which fraternity to rush should be made by you and no one else. The only other point you'll want to consider is that every GLO prefers brothers who earn grades commensurate with their abilities. Concentrate on succeeding in school, and success in Greek life will surely follow. Good luck!

roqueemae · #30 03-17-2005, 01:12 AM

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Originally posted by SAEalumnus
SpaceGhost:

I'd like to offer a couple of observations that may assist you.

The first thing you should notice about this is that all three are undoubtedly exemplary organizations. You'd probably have an outstanding experience and develop a strong sense of real brotherhood in any of them. The second thing you should notice is that you clearly need to investigate your options more (otherwise you'd have already made your decision).

When I was going through rush, I was certain that I had made up my mind about the GLO I wanted to pledge. During a conversation I had with one of the senior members, he suggested to me that since the responsibility you take upon yourself as a member of a fraternity is life-long, it's imperative that you consider all of your options to be sure you are making an informed decision. I checked out several of the other chapters on campus (some more closely than others), and found a lot of respect for one of the other chapters before finally making my decision. In investigating all of my options, I realized two very important facts: 1) there are many GLOs on campus, each of which has their particular strengths, and 2) my original decision was still the best decision. It was this research that served in part to strengthen my attachment for my Fraternity and my brothers.

GLOs can differ from chapter to chapter and from campus to campus. One would do well to exercise caution when making statements such as these to avoid unnecessarily burning bridges. Having such reservations about any particular GLO is one thing, expressing them publicly is another.

Since your profile indicates you're currently 15 years old (with your 16th arriving next month), you've got a few years in which to make up your mind. I would recommend taking the opportunity to meet the members of the chapters you're considering joining and getting to know the kind of atmosphere and strengths each can provide. Ultimately, the choice of which fraternity to rush should be made by you and no one else. The only other point you'll want to consider is that every GLO prefers brothers who earn grades commensurate with their abilities. Concentrate on succeeding in school, and success in Greek life will surely follow. Good luck!

Very impressive response. I felt the same way about Phi Mu when I pledged.