Anonymous
United States
Today, I was on the bus going to formal for my sorority. I was sitting in the 5th row of the bus when I felt raindrops on my face coming through the open window. I then realized it wasn't raining, but the girl in the 1st row was throwing up out her window and it was coming back in through my window. FML
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itlybabe 0
i would have thrown up. that is so gross
cement_mixer 0
whoever said you deserved that is a bitch
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dumbkid 0
yummy.
kayronjm 0
Hahahaha I in fact agree with #7. As my fiancée (who studied in the US) says, sororities and fraternities are for those who have little in the way of self-pride or sense of direction in who they are. I'm extremely thankful that here in the UK we don't have that shit. And what's this with Greeks?? lol I have numerous Greek friends - from my experience they can be some of the bestest friends. They are very similar to the latin way of social skills, i.e. awesome and very 'familiar'.
Latino_Swimmer 0
Come on you dumb Brit! This is America. You're too ignorant and pompous to realize that "Going Greek" means joining a frat or sorority. A Greek friend is someone in a fraternity or sorority. So, before you want to talk about American life, get a clue about the country that kicked your country's ass about 233 years ago. Cheerio Chap! haha
Latino_Swimmer 0
Oh, and one last thing.... "Bestest" is NOT a word in the ENGLISH language.
such_is_life_fml 0
EW!! LOL
4nonymous 0
wow. the fact that you said "threw" instead of through the window makes you very worthy of this.
megz_nichole 3
Read it again idiot. The girl "threw" up.
rachel_anna 0
why does everything have to turn into an argument on here. in any case, i think it's hilariously disgusting, and yeah your life is ****** haha.
Ox_Baker 0
I'm guessing it isn't an academic sorority. You write like a 12-year-old. You should have been studying instead of wasting time in a clique for pseudo-adults.
JeanNe91 0
hahaha #26 - you got it all wrong. "Greeks" is what they call people who belong to fraternities and sororities. Lol. and OP - that SUCKS.
skatingweasel 0
hope your mouth was shut
uno1 0
thats gross! youre life does suck.. by the way: through the window*
Claney 9
She did write that
KT33 0
#26 When they say "greek" they are talking about people who belong to fraternities and sororities. They are not talking about people actually from the country Greece. I also think that since your experience with fraternities and sororities is second-hand you really aren't in a place to make comments about the character of their members.