Frat bashing article

[kk_bama]

Originally posted by Rudey
Polo? Are you guys on government assistance down there?

-Rudey

Yes, me and my three chilluns from my three babydaddys need some help gettin' by, is that so wrong?

What do you expect? Lacoste? Vineyard Vines? Most guys in the South think that shite is feminine.

[ilikehazing]

Hazing is the epitome of class, especially if you're rocking the pale pink old man shirt like the little bitch you are.

Speaking of old man clothes, I bet that if you wear black socks with shorts, you automatically get a bid at his rockin' frat house.

Oh I'm so glad you can stereotype. I'm proud. Too bad pink is for metro GDI's. "Frat House"? Are you a GDI? What are you doing on this board. As cliche as it is, it's not a frat it's a fraternity. You don't call your country a cunt.

[Rudey]

Originally posted by kk_gphib_01
Yes, me and my three chilluns from my three babydaddys need some help gettin' by, is that so wrong?

What do you expect? Lacoste? Vineyard Vines? Most guys in the South think that shite is feminine.

That's just where it starts and most guys in the South are brokeback according to guys in the North.

-Rudey

[kk_bama]

Originally posted by Rudey
That's just where it starts and most guys in the South are brokeback according to guys in the North.

-Rudey

And most guys in the South think guys in the North are gay, so what's your point? It's a neverending argument.

[Rudey]

Originally posted by kk_gphib_01
And most guys in the South think guys in the North are gay, so what's your point? It's a neverending argument.

Well given that they wear cheap clothing and act like it's great while up North, we rock it in style, I'd say they lost the argument.

-Rudey

[kk_bama]

Originally posted by Rudey
Well given that they wear cheap clothing and act like it's great while up North, we rock it in style, I'd say they lost the argument.

-Rudey

Guys in the South have a style that is different from guys in the North. End of story.

[Rudey]

Originally posted by kk_gphib_01
Guys in the South have a style that is different from guys in the North. End of story.

Yes and I dress differently from homeless men.

-Rudey
--By putting a smiley face there I was able to mollify you while being right you see.

[frathole]

Abercrombie is rancid. Wearing of those type of clothes usually equates to douchbaggery in my experience. There are tons of exceptions, but its generally true.

[alum]

Aah, the vast experience of a college kid....

[kk_bama]

Originally posted by Rudey
Yes and I dress differently from homeless men.

-Rudey
--By putting a smiley face there I was able to mollify you while being right you see.

So what's a typical casual weekend outfit for you? I'm curious.

[alum]

Originally posted by kk_gphib_01
So what's a typical casual weekend outfit for you? I'm curious.

A toga of course!

[kk_bama]

Originally posted by alum
A toga of course!

lollers.

[ArizonaDelt]

Hehe - that'd be great, toga every day...

Express is having a pretty cool sale (FYI) right now, I didn't find anything I liked on sale though (maybe you all will have better experience). I did get a suit though, wasn't on sale but it's pretty sharp. Where else does everyone buy suits? Is Men's Warehouse any good? I've never been there, but have been curious.

[33girl]

Originally posted by ilikehazing
Oh I'm so glad you can stereotype. I'm proud. Too bad pink is for metro GDI's. "Frat House"? Are you a GDI? What are you doing on this board. As cliche as it is, it's not a frat it's a fraternity. You don't call your country a cunt.

She's quite aware that "frat" isn't an acceptable term. It's called SARCASM. Or else it's implying that judging from your posts, your chapter really does fit the stereotype of a "frat house."

I mean, she has ghastly bad taste in football teams but other than that she's purty smart.

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally posted by alum
Aah, the vast experience of a college kid....

Is it hard being so wonderful and perfect, and always representing your organization with such grace, class, and tact? I would find it a struggle, but then, I'm not from a prestigious "Big 6" organization like you are. I did go to a prestigious Jesuit school, but of course, you've already explained to me that you know more about Catholicism than I do. What will you enlighten us on next, alum? I'm struggling a little in my Constitutional Law class, perhaps you could elaborate on the doctrine of judicial review? Or maybe you could tell me how to have my nose so far up in the air like you do without tipping over.