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THClord
10-23-2007, 09:07 AM
I'm thinking of joining a frat next quarter.

What's everyone's opinion on frats?

snicklefritz1825
10-23-2007, 09:51 AM
Frat boys are boys you wanna stay away from nothing but assholes in my opinion.

CanaDanKs Inc.
10-23-2007, 09:57 AM
Frat boys are boys you wanna stay away from nothing but assholes in my opinion.

I second that.

I have some friends that are in frats...they used to be really smart and cool individuals. Then....something happened to them

it's like they replaced the blood in their brains with alcohol

geonagual
10-23-2007, 10:01 AM
If your a follower join a frat...if your not, then do something you wanna do.

higher4hockey
10-23-2007, 01:11 PM
it all depends on the fraternity that you join. find the right group of guys, and your college years will be wonderful. i was in a frarternity, and it was great. every campus has greeks that are d-bags, nerds, drinkers, rich kids and so forth, the one i was in had everything from farmers to vietnamese we were a diverse bunch, but we had a blast.

find the right one and you wont regret it, but if you dont find the right group of guys, dont do it. and don't let them sweet talk you, dont rush into one, hang out with them for at the very least a semester.

FakeBoobsRule
10-23-2007, 01:22 PM
Higher4hockey thanks for stopping the bloodletting on frats! I was in a frat and I don't regret it. I met a lot of good people that I am still friends with today. The college I went to was kind of "clicky" for a lack of a better word as many girls wouldn't give you the time of day if you weren't in a frat. I know that's kind of shallow of them but hell in was college and they didn't know any better and they were hot. We had a lot of socials with the sororities and it was a blast.

Not only did we party and chase tail but we also did some work in the community so we did some good too. You can easily be a leader and not a follower if you join a frat.

stinkyattic
10-23-2007, 03:02 PM
I've got mixed feelings about fraternities. There's the service ones, the social ones, and the professional ones. You can probably find a group of dudes that suits your style.

I used to hang with the dudes at ATG house at UMass, it was the fraternity for the Stockbridge School of Agriculture guys and sure, there were some total misogynistic pricks around- I got smacked on the head with a dick at an arboriculture club meeting that was being held at the house, and the smacker got his ASS chewed out by the fraternity president right there in front of everyone. You get one in every crowd, lol, but don't judge based on any single member. Mostly these guys were brought together by the need for professional networking and academic support.

Anyway good luck. You HAVE to ask yourself first what you want to get out of the experience. Just like ANY club you might join!

4osiris
10-23-2007, 03:12 PM
I've got mixed feelings about fraternities. There's the service ones, the social ones, and the professional ones. You can probably find a group of dudes that suits your style.

I used to hang with the dudes at ATG house at UMass, it was the fraternity for the Stockbridge School of Agriculture guys and sure, there were some total misogynistic pricks around- I got smacked on the head with a dick at an arboriculture club meeting that was being held at the house, and the smacker got his ASS chewed out by the fraternity president right there in front of everyone. You get one in every crowd, lol, but don't judge based on any single member. Mostly these guys were brought together by the need for professional networking and academic support.

Anyway good luck. You HAVE to ask yourself first what you want to get out of the experience. Just like ANY club you might join!

Damn, stinky! Some frattie(clusterfuck of a jerk)slapped you with his wanker? That's crazy, lol.

Reefer Rogue
10-23-2007, 03:13 PM
I believe that true friends do not haze others in order to initaite them. They just accept them as who they are. Sure you could meet some kool people, but you can do that anywhere. You are asking advice, this says to me you aren't fully commited to joining a fraternity, otherwise you would not care what was said and you would join regardless. I would suggest sticking to what makes you feel comfortable.

TOOL9
10-23-2007, 03:37 PM
Greek life is huge at my school. I actually have 2 roomates who are pledging right now. I've met some of their pledge brothers and most of them are really cool but some are complete dickheads. if you do decide to pledge don't expect alot of free time.

happytrees7
10-23-2007, 04:41 PM
I'm in a frat, and I love it. It all depends on the fraternity, my frat isn't the stereotypical frat, we have all kinds of people. I would go around and look to see if any frat out there fits you, if a frat doesn't fit you, don't try to make it work, you will be miserable.

420MissHighTimes420
10-23-2007, 04:42 PM
im not a fan of frat boys. i went to 2 frat parties in my life and left after about a half hour at each. a bunch of overly horny guys who wouldnt hop off even wen i told them i didnt want them to touch me. idk maybe it was just the ones i went to but they all were just way to drunk and touchy and it didnt make them look cool. it wa sannoying

edit: my opion doesnt count on this at all because its not like ive ever been in one, and ive been to 2 parties out of about a million, so dont take wut i said to heart anyone :hippy:

420MissHighTimes420
10-23-2007, 04:45 PM
OH AND YAY HAPPY TREES! I love that guy!!!!!!

ipodguy
10-25-2007, 04:34 AM
one of my roomates is joining a frat next quarter. i know a bunch of girls in sororities and they like it a lot. the frat parties are pretty cool too. it's up to you if you wanna pay that much money. the thing is if you join a national frat then you can go and stay at other houses when you travel which is pretty tight.

OLDE ENGLISH '800
10-25-2007, 04:06 PM
have fun
http://youtube.com/watch?v=gKpKSZGSkuo

Eclipse1203
10-27-2007, 01:15 PM
Sounds like maybe a frat that tells you what to do all the time is good for you considering you can't even make the desicion on joining the frat without others help...

ReUp
10-27-2007, 02:59 PM
I'm in a pretty large fraternity. Well I was until just recently. They are an excellent way to have a lot of fun. Stereotypical alcohol and weed related fun. That being said, I've made some of my best friends in my fraternity. Some of the others I could do with out. But if you pick 90 people randomly from the street I probably wouldn't like all of them either.

Alot of my good friends from High School who went to college with me were anti fraternity. I joined one and retained friendships with all of my initial friends and made more with some that they made there. As do the majority of people in fraternities.

The people who know frats through the Friday night fraternity experience don't really know the extent of what being in a fraternity entails. All the people I've met in the greek life are as different as the non greeks.

Disclaimer: If that doesn't make sense well, sorry. im blazed