TO PAPER OR NOT TO PAPER

· Jun 2004

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Psi Squad Deuce 04 wrote:
I'm really not one to assume, but I take it you signed the dotted line? Don't get me wrong, if you did thats all cool, but why are you questioning the bond between sandz, because essentially that what it is. The bonding experience between LB's/LS's. Anyways,.........**** beating? Who does that? Glazing is wrong, everybody knows that.

LOL! I have always been under the impression that "pledging" meant getting your **** beat and that if you didn't "pledge" you were paper or you weren't made! Yeah it's wrong but it still happens right? I'm not going to go in-depth about my process cause that's only for me and my LS's to discuss. But no we did not just simply sign on the dotted line. Surely it aint that easy! LOL! Anyone who tells you that you only have to sign on the dotted line to be a member of an org, especially a BGLO, either is not greek or is just making things up and basically don't know what they're talking about. Obviously people have different perceptions about the definition of paper.

· Jun 2004

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Aggie Blues wrote:
Pink_Ice1 wrote:
Aggie Blues wrote:
As for question two, the whole �paper� thing goes away, well it depends on the mindset of the people around you, it�s mighty hard to sit around with your LB�s/LS�s and talk about your �intake experience� when u aint really have one.. :lol:
So you're saying that if you didn't get your **** beat, then you didn't have an experience? Please explain this for me, maybe I am misinterpreting

Yeah you are misinterpreting.... a lot, but it's cool. It really has nothing to do with being abused/ getting beat as you put it in your previous post. What I was talking about those moments that you have while one was on line for instance talking with your LB's/LS's about that time when the line had to sing the hymn while walking around like chickens (*not realistic but hell I just woke up so that�s what ya get...)

· Jun 2004

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ChoklatPoet wrote:
MaMa_J wrote:
I have heard of " paper "....but I dont completely understand how it works. Can someone explain to me how the paper process works???
Its kind of self explanatory .. U sign a piece of paper and get a number but no line name .. Why? .. Line names derive from ur personality while ur "online" .. And being that they were never online .. Their bigs never got a chance to see their personality so therefore they get no name .. they get a number simply because ur number goes according to ur height .. They dont perform in the probate .. Because while "online" u compose ur probate and they were never "online" so no probate .. The only people Ive known to go paper are legacys (People whose mother was apart of the organization the daughter is trying to pledge) .. They dont wanna go through with the hardwork so they sign their way in .. Anyone apart of a sorority or fraternity feel free to add .. subtract .. clarify .. or correct me if Im wrong

I don't know where you are getting your info from but you are severely misinformed. Unless you have been through an actual process how can you comment on it? I don't mean any harm to you personally but it irks me when non-greeks do this: "I heard this" and "Well basically this is how it goes if u are greek" that. I feel safe in speaking for ALL BGLOs (and I know members of ALL who can vouch for this) that simply signing a piece of paper and being on your merry way is not an option, regardless of if its grad or undergrad. Like I said, I will not get into my own personal process cause that's only for my LS's and I to discuss. Let's just say the legacies on my line went through the same thing I did :wink: it's about bonding and becoming one with your line.

· Jun 2004

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monkrenny wrote:
The only paper folk that i know are legacies... so i'm saying no, but there probably are exceptions (ie: if you have the money). Some frats at PWI's really do have an intake process but when it comes to BGLOs i really suggest opting to work for it, you'll be grateful for it later because the process is one in which you should grow in. You find out what your strengths and weaknesses are and you will be challenged to overcome the latter. Plus, your LBs really do become u're brothers during the process. As for what Choklatpoet, you were right for the most part, however, they get to probate (in the AUC atleast). Usually when the paper situation comes up down here its the majority of the line that is paper outside of a few. Also, thanks Iota for clarifying the working for letters thing, I was throwing that around loosley but I can see how some folk who are interest and outside can get it twisted. I would also like to add that if i had a brother that was paper, but has a genuine love for the fraternity and his brothers, and is an asset then he's alright with me. Regardless if he's paper or not he's still a brother? Anybody other greek share the same sentiment? just curious.

You speak as if you belong to a Greek org. Are you Greek? There is a reason I am asking you this :wink:

Soundcheck 1898 · Jun 2004

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Pink_Ice1 wrote:
monkrenny wrote:
The only ... ...just curious.
You speak as if you belong to a Greek org. Are you Greek? There is a reason I am asking you this :wink:

Hmmm... (sits back and thinks about question). If your wondering whether I'm part of a BGLO... no. Now if your question relates to whether I am member of a fraternity with a foundation that is "Greek" in the actual sense... yes (sorta kinda even then thats kinda touchy, but thats on that "for me to know, for you to find out if u cross" tip :lol: ). :wink: (bout to PM you, curious to know where this is leading...)

· Jun 2004

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^^You too have clearly been severly misinformed. See my post to ChoklatMoet(sp?)

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K�rolinaPl�yboy from charlotte, NC · Jun 2004

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So what about honorary greeks like Bill Cosby, Shaquille O'Neal, Rosa Parks (like some1 could haze her!) , Arthur Ashe, Maya Angelou, Michael Jordan, etc. I heard even Martin Luther King was "Real" when he crossed AphiA. Kan you imagine the reverend in tha Kutt and taking 30??? Bet he had a COUPLE of dreams that night!! lol

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K�rolinaPl�yboy wrote:
So what about honorary greeks like Bill Cosby, Shaquille O'Neal, Rosa Parks (like some1 could haze her!) , Arthur Ashe, Maya Angelou, Michael Jordan, etc. I heard even Martin Luther King was "Real" when he crossed AphiA. Kan you imagine the reverend in tha Kutt and taking 30??? Bet he had a COUPLE of dreams that night!! lol

Awww man... thats a funny picture... man forget that... MLK Jr tellin someone ELSE to get in the cut lol...

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