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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Its me OP-

These guys live eat and breath the crimson tide. They at 30 sing their silly songs (if they have had a few drinks) a few have lockjaw and trust me they all dress the "code". They are often bragging about their golf game, dropping the Harvard name, very absorbed with status but at the same time turning their nose up at anyone who is "ostentatious:" little do they know they are like the poster child.

I just find it all obnoxious. My bf thank God is not this way so much, of the group he is the most laid back but also the most likable and always the one first on any of theirs lists. Crazy smart but not full of himself, fun to be around ,great witty sense of humor and a charmer without trying too hard. So they all formed this really tight bond/cult which on one hand is kind of nice and on the other can feel overbearing.

Of them one is married to a Chinese doctor, two are engaged and one is a "player" as he likes to call himself. A nerdy player:) (sorry couldn't resist)[/quote]

Gotta love the nerdy player. Does he wear dress shoes with his jeans?[/quote]

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