Hi All!

[henrymcgill]

I would like to meet black females, ages 25-30 who pledged any of the following sororities for friendship plus:

• Alpha Chi Omega
• Chi Omega
• Kappa Alpha Theta
• Kappa Kappa Gamma
• Pi Beta Phi

If you know anyone, tell them about me.

Also, I would like to meet black men who pledged Phi Delta Theta at any campus.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by henrymcgill

I would like to meet black females, ages 25-30 who pledged any of the following sororities for friendship plus:

• Alpha Chi Omega
• Chi Omega
• Kappa Alpha Theta
• Kappa Kappa Gamma
• Pi Beta Phi

If you know anyone, tell them about me.

Also, I would like to meet black men who pledged Phi Delta Theta at any campus.

*blink* QFWTF

[ree-Xi]

Originally Posted by henrymcgill

I would like to meet black females, ages 25-30 who pledged any of the following sororities for friendship plus:

• Alpha Chi Omega
• Chi Omega
• Kappa Alpha Theta
• Kappa Kappa Gamma
• Pi Beta Phi

If you know anyone, tell them about me.

Also, I would like to meet black men who pledged Phi Delta Theta at any campus.

What shall we tell them? That some crazy anonymous person is looking for "friendship plus" based on their race and Greek affiliation? This has to be one of the strangest posts I've read here. Almost PT crazy.

[agzg]

Aw shucks, I suppose I'm out of the running.

Good luck with this, dude.

[BluPhire]

This thread could easily turn ugly.

[AOII Angel]

Hmmm...pledged but not initiated into those groups?!

[preciousjeni]

PMing you a list of names and pictures right now.

[Gpaarons]

Blue Phi calling out to my Sigma Brothers

[BluPhire]

Originally Posted by Gpaarons

Blue Phi calling out to my Sigma Brothers

GOMAB

Post here.

http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...d.php?t=113971

[henrymcgill]

Wow. I did not think that the response would be so negative. I guess a little rationale would help. First, I'm single (shocker, right). Second, the college I went to had over 2 dozen sororities, and there are proabably another ten equally awesome sororities that I could have listed (Gamma Phi Beta, ADPi, DG, DZ, Tri Delta, Alpha Phi, the list goes on and on). But I'm thinking about my own future kids, and I know that little girls are very impressionable, and gravitate to the choices of their mothers. The sororities that I listed are prominent in the midwest, where I went to college, and I studied them further, and I would support a wife and daughters who were part of any of these organizations. That is the only reason that I listed the sororities that I did. If I had not, then I would have still had that same selection mechanism going on in the back of my head.

As for the race of the female. I love white women. I would marry a white woman. I would raise a family with a white woman. Or a woman of another race. But I wanted to start out by meeting someone with whom I had more in common rather than less.

I hope that this update of my post helps to lay to rest some of the criticisms and concerns that I have read. But I think it probably made it worse.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by henrymcgill

Wow. I did not think that the response would be so negative. I guess a little rationale would help. First, I'm single (shocker, right). Second, the college I went to had over 2 dozen sororities, and there are proabably another ten equally awesome sororities that I could have listed (Gamma Phi Beta, ADPi, DG, DZ, Tri Delta, Alpha Phi, the list goes on and on). But I'm thinking about my own future kids, and I know that little girls are very impressionable, and gravitate to the choices of their mothers. The sororities that I listed are prominent in the midwest, where I went to college, and I studied them further, and I would support a wife and daughters who were part of any of these organizations. That is the only reason that I listed the sororities that I did. If I had not, then I would have still had that same selection mechanism going on in the back of my head.

As for the race of the female. I love white women. I would marry a white woman. I would raise a family with a white woman. Or a woman of another race. But I wanted to start out by meeting someone with whom I had more in common rather than less.

I hope that this update of my post helps to lay to rest some of the criticisms and concerns that I have read. But I think it probably made it worse.

Kind sir, this is not really a dating site. I don't know what else to say.

[DrPhil]

Even if it was a dating site, this guy's loony.

[SydneyK]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

Kind sir, this is not really a dating site. I don't know what else to say.

Perhaps we should direct him to GC After Dark. (kidding!)

Oh, and btw...

Originally Posted by henrymcgill

I hope that this update of my post helps to lay to rest some of the criticisms and concerns that I have read. But I think it probably made it worse.

I think you're right.

[DrPhil]

I think we should be afraid. The end of GC is near.

Dundun...dunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn....

[BluPhire]

Originally Posted by henrymcgill

Wow. I did not think that the response would be so negative. I guess a little rationale would help. First, I'm single (shocker, right). Second, the college I went to had over 2 dozen sororities, and there are proabably another ten equally awesome sororities that I could have listed (Gamma Phi Beta, ADPi, DG, DZ, Tri Delta, Alpha Phi, the list goes on and on). But I'm thinking about my own future kids, and I know that little girls are very impressionable, and gravitate to the choices of their mothers. The sororities that I listed are prominent in the midwest, where I went to college, and I studied them further, and I would support a wife and daughters who were part of any of these organizations. That is the only reason that I listed the sororities that I did. If I had not, then I would have still had that same selection mechanism going on in the back of my head.

As for the race of the female. I love white women. I would marry a white woman. I would raise a family with a white woman. Or a woman of another race. But I wanted to start out by meeting someone with whom I had more in common rather than less.

I hope that this update of my post helps to lay to rest some of the criticisms and concerns that I have read. But I think it probably made it worse.

Why does this response remind me of that scene in "Get on the Bus."

"I could never go that **bleep** school like Tennessee State or Fisk."