don't be too skinny
by: Topnm
If you are extremely skinny, forget about rushing.
We'll all be freaked out that you're going to anorexercise yourself to death in the sorority house bathroom.
Seriously, go eat some French fries and drink a milk shake.
You scare us.
Commentby: @dear godJun 21, 2015 1:33:58 AM
#3 by: pnm
Can we stop talking about weight on here? Please. At this point in time it is a little too close to rush for anyone to extremely alter their weight. Someone that is big won't be able to drop to a size 2 in 47 days and someone that is actually annorexic probably isn't going to want or be able to gain enough weight by the time rush is here. All I know is that I have an normal body, am in good health, and a decent amount of self confidence; all of these posts about weight are just making me feel terrible about myself!! So please can we stop talking about weight? We pnm's get it.
by: PNMJun 21, 2015 2:43:18 PM
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#6 by: Guest
by: nopeJun 21, 2015 8:27:51 PM
Not only at Bama...school's greek rank pages all over the country have really mean posts. Our page is one of the most active pages though, if not the most active. So there are going to be more posts like this on here since there are more posts in general. But really, it's so unnecessary and rude. I wonder what happened to these people to make them feel the need to act this way on an anonymous website.
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by: BlountJun 22, 2015 1:01:46 AM
Duh....it's anonymous.
You can say anything you want, and nobody will do anything. MAYBE if it's inflammatory enough, someone will complain to the list owners...but you have to identify yourself to do that.
So, post whatever you want! Lie if you like!
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irony (noun) - the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.
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