Phi Beta Pink? - Page 5

AOII Angel · #1 11-30-2013, 03:39 PM

LOL that anyone would think their sorority had a secret tie with an underwear company. OMG. I'm dying.

amIblue? · #2 11-30-2013, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by AOII Angel

LOL that anyone would think their sorority had a secret tie with an underwear company. OMG. I'm dying.

Somebody has to make the catsuits, you know.

AOII Angel · #3 11-30-2013, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by amIblue?

Somebody has to make the catsuits, you know.

Very true, and they might as well be fashionable.

Benzgirl · #4 11-30-2013, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by AOII Angel

LOL that anyone would think their sorority had a secret tie with an underwear company. OMG. I'm dying.

A better story is that Sigma Alpha Mu has an even greater tie with an underwear company (Les Wexner, Chairman of the Board)

Sciencewoman · #5 11-30-2013, 05:55 PM

My daughter is a Pi Phi and I forced her to tell me the secret. I really shouldn't post it here publicly, but if Pi Phi felt it was worthy of changing their ritual, it's important enough that all should know.

The Secret: (An angel came to earth and shared that panty lines are now considered a sin, especially during recruitment.)

Another little-known fact is that Delta Delta Delta also changed their ritual to reference the fact that Neptune rose from the sea to share the idea for Spanx.

Too bad it's not April Fool's Day....

Panhell · #6 11-30-2013, 06:51 PM

Wow, are these posters b******s, or what? Catty remarks!
Jumping down the throat of some fellow greek ladies who fell for an 'urban legend'?
I know AOPi, and KKG, both have inaccurate postings on their webpages. LOL.
They would DIE, and not of laughter, if they knew their sorority's nicknames at my school. One of which folded and the other is considered 'bottom tier'.
ALL sororities have 'urban legends' and ALL sororities claim famous alumnae who aren't members. Panellenic Love….

ASTalumna06 · #7 11-30-2013, 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Panhell

Wow, are these posters b******s, or what? Catty remarks!
Jumping down the throat of some fellow greek ladies who fell for an 'urban legend'?
I know AOPi, and KKG, both have inaccurate postings on their webpages. LOL.
They would DIE, and not of laughter, if they knew their sorority's nicknames at my school. One of which folded and the other is considered 'bottom tier'.
ALL sororities have 'urban legends' and ALL sororities claim famous alumnae who aren't members. Panellenic Love….

Oh, the irony.

amIblue? · #8 11-30-2013, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Panhell

Wow, are these posters b******s, or what? Catty remarks!
Jumping down the throat of some fellow greek ladies who fell for an 'urban legend'?
I know AOPi, and KKG, both have inaccurate postings on their webpages. LOL.
They would DIE, and not of laughter, if they knew their sorority's nicknames at my school. One of which folded and the other is considered 'bottom tier'.
ALL sororities have 'urban legends' and ALL sororities claim famous alumnae who aren't members. Panellenic Love….

Way to put the hell in Panhell, dear. It IS laughable that this was posted AGAIN today after having been debunked multiple times in the thread. There's nothing wrong with actually reading before posting.

Oh, and feel free to point out the inaccuracies in AOII's and Kappa's international websites.

Sciencewoman · #9 11-30-2013, 07:04 PM

Frankly, your "calling out" sororities by name and making rude comments about their "status" on your campus is much less Panhellenic than some tongue-in-cheek joking around that no one who has been around here for a long time takes seriously.

Panhell · #10 11-30-2013, 07:13 PM

The 'tongue-in-cheek' attacks are mean spirited, even if the 'old-timers' don't take them seriously…really? Making fun of people is cool?
It's not ok to make fun of any sorority, in any manner. As far as calling out specific sororities, I think that has been done.
The 'old-timers' on GC need to brush off the dust on their etiquette books, if this that is considered fun. For the holier than thou groups, it's time to look at one's comments.
Panhell love….

ASTalumna06 · #11 11-30-2013, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Panhell

The 'tongue-in-cheek' attacks are mean spirited, even if the 'old-timers' don't take them seriously…really? Making fun of people is cool?
It's not ok to make fun of any sorority, in any manner. As far as calling out specific sororities, I think that has been done.
The 'old-timers' on GC need to brush off the dust on their etiquette books, if this that is considered fun. For the holier than thou groups, it's time to look at one's comments.
Panhell love….

Yes, that was just done by you.

And "holier-than-thou groups".. which ones would those be?

Sciencewoman · #12 11-30-2013, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Panhell

The 'tongue-in-cheek' attacks are mean spirited, even if the 'old-timers' don't take them seriously…really? Making fun of people is cool?
It's not ok to make fun of any sorority, in any manner. As far as calling out specific sororities, I think that has been done.
The 'old-timers' on GC need to brush off the dust on their etiquette books, if this that is considered fun. For the holier than thou groups, it's time to look at one's comments.
Panhell love….

We're making fun of sorority urban legends in general, and the fact that this urban legend keeps popping up in this thread, after it's been debunked by Pi Phi's national historian and other Pi Phis who have posted comments, some of which also poke fun at this urban legend. Yes, my daughter really is a Pi Phi, and she thinks that portions of this particular urban legend are laughable, too.

You're either a troll, or you're taking this way too seriously.

33girl · #13 11-30-2013, 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Panhell

The 'tongue-in-cheek' attacks are mean spirited, even if the 'old-timers' don't take them seriously…really? Making fun of people is cool?
It's not ok to make fun of any sorority, in any manner. As far as calling out specific sororities, I think that has been done.
The 'old-timers' on GC need to brush off the dust on their etiquette books, if this that is considered fun. For the holier than thou groups, it's time to look at one's comments.
Panhell love….

This isn't tongue in cheek. Please shut up, you silly bitch.

P.S.: It's spelled Panhel. Which you would know if any of your legacy chapters would actually have been desperate enough to pledge you (since you don't reveal your affiliation, I'm assuming they did not). Then again, that's all just a lie anyway....

Go away, Chris.

DrPhil · #14 11-30-2013, 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by 33girl

Please shut up, you silly bitch.

I laughed.

Footlocker's "week of greatness" commercial is funny. Mike Tyson is getting a second life.

AOII Angel · #15 11-30-2013, 09:34 PM

Bwahahaha. Go ahead and tell me some of those AOPi nicknames and while your at it explain how your threats are in anyway encouraging Panhellenic love? Reading is fundamental. If you can't learn about your own groups true history and significant members, don't go posting about it on the Internet. Yes, we ALL have erroneous famous members listed on chapter websites out there, but good lord, if there are multiple posts in a thread debunking a rumor about a famous alum, give up the ghost! I honestly think I'll scream the next time I see that Coca Cola is red and white because of AOII or that Heather Whitestone is an AOII, and if an AOII posts those in a thread two posts after they've been debunked, she needs to 1) learn to read 2) learn some GC etiquette 3) stop being so gullible. Now, if you feel so upset because you are in Pi Phi and think we were jumping on them exclusively, get over yourself...but it is nice to know you affiliation.