PSA. Stop saying “frat” it’s very uncool

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the PSA, OP.

Frat.

[Anonymous]

Fratty frat. If frat bros can stop hazing kids to death and stop acting like primitive men, I might be able to learn to say fraternity. We can hope.

[Anonymous]

Saying “frat” (cringe) is telling that you were never in a fraternity or sorority. The exceptions are those people who also use Preggo and hubby. Insufferable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saying “frat” (cringe) is telling that you were never in a fraternity or sorority. The exceptions are those people who also use Preggo and hubby. Insufferable.

yyeeeaaah but that's not true.

I am pretty sure at this point you are just a troll looking to stir the pot.

[Anonymous]

I still want to know why it is okay to use "frat" in print but forbidden to speak aloud (except when it isn't).

What's the deal?

[Anonymous]

Frat, frat, frat. It's what you are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It just shows you don’t get it when you say that and if your kid is in one it’s really embarrassing

Or, we attended colleges that don't have those things (thank God), and we only have the time and care to give you one syllable of our breath.

[Anonymous]

What's really uncool is an apparent college student hanging out on this board. No girlfriend, eh, Chad? Time hanging heavy on your hands?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one in the Greek system says that / it’s fraternity.

Sorry, not sorry, sweetheart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s really funny to see all the loser DC moms demonstrate such an inferiority complex about fraternities and Greek life.

(psst: I think you are misreading the thread)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one in the Greek system says that / it’s fraternity.

It’s very fratty to object to “frat.” And the Greek system is the opposite of”cool.” Drunk, snotty frat boys are not cool. They are dorky try hards.

[Anonymous]

Stop saying "PSA," it's uncool.

And by the way, Greek refers to a people and a culture. It's greek when referring to college kids playing dress-up to exclude and haze each other to the point of death, according to AP Style.

[Anonymous]

I say "frat" on purpose to annoy former frat boys.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saying “frat” (cringe) is telling that you were never in a fraternity or sorority. The exceptions are those people who also use Preggo and hubby. Insufferable.

Most people would want others to know that they were not in a fraternity. It is something I would advertise, vs the alternative.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one in the Greek system says that / it’s fraternity.

No one cares NEARLY as much as you, OP.