November 14, 200817 yr Not sure why this should even be a question? Just cause fraternities live here, why don't you ask if he was an Honors student? Guy doesn't go to NKU. Geez, sorry. Didn't know it was a crime to ask a question. I had heard it was fraternity housing.
November 14, 200817 yr Probably because Frat guys are probably more apt to getting into a skirmish over a girl than an Honors Student. LOL :lol:
November 14, 200817 yr Not sure why this should even be a question? Just cause fraternities live here, why don't you ask if he was an Honors student? Guy doesn't go to NKU. Haha touchy subject MJ? Either way I think anyone that carry's a gun or knife for any purpose other than personal protection is a punk/thug, and I'm sorry but waiving a gun in someones face just because you feel like they're making you look bad in front of a girl or crowd, is NOT a form of personal protection. That's just stupid.:fight:
November 14, 200817 yr You can approach it from the other side and say that frat guys are used to getting more women than an honor student. In this aspect an honor student is more likely to care about one specific girl. Then again some frat guys are honor students so my whole theory just blew up in my face. :thumb: Lol I really don't think the frat guys at NKU are exactly getting all the girls. However, they do seem to like to pass around the same girls. It's kinda weird the whole greek life thing at NKU is like a small community they all hang with the same people, date the same people, and start a bunch of drama with each other.
November 14, 200817 yr Lol I really don't think the frat guys at NKU are exactly getting all the girls. However, they do seem to like to pass around the same girls. It's kinda weird the whole greek life thing at NKU is like a small community they all hang with the same people, date the same people, and start a bunch of drama with each other. :lol: Touche! And they think they are God's gift to the university.
November 14, 200817 yr :lol: Touche! And they think they are God's gift to the university. Exactly... It really was embarassing the way they acted at the NKU/UofL game.
November 14, 200817 yr Lol I really don't think the frat guys at NKU are exactly getting all the girls. However, they do seem to like to pass around the same girls. It's kinda weird the whole greek life thing at NKU is like a small community they all hang with the same people, date the same people, and start a bunch of drama with each other. Somebody's not going to like what's being said on here...:scared:
November 14, 200817 yr I am done with this conversation. Thank you for turning it into something that has nothing to do with this topic.
November 14, 200817 yr I am done with this conversation. Thank you for turning it into something that has nothing to do with this topic. I simply asked a question. You jumped me for asking it. If anything you turned this conversation into what it is.
November 14, 200817 yr Author I simply asked a question. You jumped me for asking it. If anything you turned this conversation into what it is.What it IS is a discussion of a shooting incident at NKU. I think we need to keep it on that subject, so they don't have to close this thread.
November 14, 200817 yr What it IS is a discussion of a shooting incident at NKU. I think we need to keep it on that subject, so they don't have to close this thread. So asking about something I had heard at NKU is not relevant to the incident at NKU?
November 14, 200817 yr Author So asking about something I had heard at NKU is not relevant to the incident at NKU?That's totally up to the moderators. But I would say that picking on the fraternity culture probably doesn't have a lot to do with this particular incident.
November 14, 200817 yr That's totally up to the moderators. But I would say that picking on the fraternity culture probably doesn't have a lot to do with this particular incident. I dont see where asking a question about the incident is picking on a culture, but I will leave it at that and move on from this thread. Maybe some shouldn't be so defensive about their "culture".
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