Sorority: No fat chicks, minorities

Pretty much all female? All the more reason to join.

 

If you like ball-busting, where's-that-fucking-story females, yeah, guess so!

 

Yeah, with that, I'm going to work. I've had enough of writers twice my age but from papers a tenth the circulation telling me I know nothing for a while.

But before I log out for the indefinite future, I commend Pringle for being another voice of reason.

 

Everybody needs where's-that-fucking-story people at some point. Especially if they're going to be a professional journalist.

 

Oh, brother.

If that's your measuring stick, you're better off using a part of your body.

 

Because intelligence is directly tied to the size of your paper's circulation. :

You want a pica pole to measure your dick?

EDIT: Right behind you, shotty! Great minds think alike...

 

A school of 900? The only requirement to make friends in a school that size would be a pulse.

 

Absolutely. But not necessarily on Friday and Saturday night.

 

Is it evil of me to want to pile on to this looser for pulling out the circulation argument?

Ahh, who the f- cares? He's a pathetitard.

Hey looser, when you finally grow up, you're going to realize that the quality of a journalist isn't measured by circulation. The sooner you realize that, the sooner you'll stop being a assmunch who probably annoys people in your own newsroom.

 

I dare say the disdain Cadet has for the Greek system has been just as unfairly assumed to be based on preconceived notions and as quickly dismissed as uninformed as those who disagree with her have claimed the other side has ignorant bases for their positions.

 

Not all of us had to be involved in the Greek system to understand it. We're journalists. We write about things that we were not directly involved in all the time.

But I'll give you credit, Pringle. At least you have the sense to criticize what the DZ's did, unlike junkie-boy.

 

Understood. Notice I didn't say, "Don't criticize what you're not directly involved with." It is often clear, whether it's from the board or from my high school friends who couldn't carry a full load at the local commuter college but blasted me at every chance for "paying for your new friends" that people seriously didn't have any understanding - or willingness to at least try to understand - of what the organization was about.