Odd Tidbit - What Do You Think?

[Colonist]

Originally posted by OohTeenyWahine
Child, you really have so much to learn.

I've met Lebron James and his 50 person entourage, and I have Lakers and Golden State players that are regular customers at my bar/restaurant whenever they're in town. My impression of them is strictly a personal one. I'm not "friends" with any of them, but I've seen how some of them treat my co-workers and customers, and it's unpleasant.

If that's what $$$ will do to a person, I think I'll pass. But they were probably assholes and morons before they signed their NBA contracts, so label really doesn't have anything to do with it.

Jealousy is unbecoming...second well this isn't worth my time, you work at a bar I'm not impressed, it looks like that college degree is doing wonders for you.

I am done with bullshit.

Originally posted by Colonist
Jealousy is unbecoming...second well this isn't worth my time, you work at a bar I'm not impressed, it looks like that college degree is doing wonders for you.

I am done with bullshit.

ROFLMAO. You should really unbunch those nutsacks.

[Peaches-n-Cream]

Back on topic: I think that it is just a weird coincidence that they used the name Sigma Kappa.

They were probably trying to P*** off the Sigma Kappas just like NPC was trying to p*** off that one group by calling rush counselors Rho Chis.

[tunatartare]

Originally posted by ADPiZXalum
They were probably trying to P*** off the Sigma Kappas just like NPC was trying to p*** off that one group by calling rush counselors Rho Chis.

Was there ever a group called Rho Chi? I've never heard of anything like that.

It's like some honor society I think, doctors or pharmacists or something like that maybe? Don't anybody quote me on that bc I really don't remember. Anyway, they basically caused a little stink about the use of the term Rho Chi bc that's their name so we use Rho Gammas or something else now.

[BSUPhiSig'92]

Rho Chi is an honorary for Pharmacy majors. We are opening a school of pharmacy here next year, so we had to change regardless. On a side note, I had some representatives of a Pharmacy fraternity from St. Louis College of Pharmacy stop by my office, wanting to start a new chapter of their fraternity when our pharmacy program gets up and running. They explained that at one point they had about ten chapters, but there was only one left active and they wanted to expand again. Their name? Delta Sigma Theta. My reaction was, "You had SOOO better plan on changing that name if you want a chapter here!!!" They honestly had no clue...