Really? D: That’s awful! I really think they should lay off a bit, the closing statement of this article just says all that needs to be said. Everybody is so worried about what *might* be seen as “gang-related” instead of what actually IS gang-related. I feel like I’ve been in this fight with one thing or another since middle school.
Oh, honey. If you think Lilly’s designs are “classy,” I think we need to sit down and have a talk.
There is nothing classy about 400 colors meshed together on a piece of fabric. It looks like a unicorn threw up all over the print.
If pukey prints are your thing, then that’s great. That doesn’t suddenly make it classy. And if you’re referring to the price tag on them, then you have got a massively warped sense of “classy.”
Classy is “stylish and sophisticated.” There’s nothing truly “stylish” about these clothes. They cover up the barbecue sauce you dripped on yourself, and you’ll certainly attract attention in public places, so that’s practical, I suppose. There is CERTAINLY nothing sophisticated about something that looks like what I wore back in kindergarten.
Sorry, dear. Please learn the correct definition and stop making the rest of us look like money-obsessed air-heads. That’s not classy.
“Trying to stay on your best recruitment behavior for six months sucks. ”
So acting like a decent human being is hard? Following the rules means that college sucks? I have yet to do one “risque” thing in college and I’m still loving it and greek life.
It’s really annoying that everyone on this site just furthers the negative ideas of sorority women being completely incapable of turning down anything involving alcohol and sex. Sure, I guess that’s great for some. But you girls act like that’s all there is to life, and it just creates a bad image of yourselves and, in turn, a bad image for sorority women everywhere.
There’s even an article on here basically bashing anyone who dares to say “stay classy.” God forbid we ever want to have a good image! That’s just too unheard of, because it involves not drinking yourself into passing out and keeping yourself looking elegant and pulled-together while out in the public eye.
Ignoring the other person who obviously just wants an excuse to bash someone, it’s great that you’re eager to return home. And exactly as you said, home is where the heart is. I hope everything is as great as you remembered it!
I grew up in a large city, and now go to a college in an even BIGGER city that’s further north. For me, it’s almost too big. I love mudding. And hunting. And fishing. And I’d love to experience that small-town life for at least a little bit before deciding if it’s really for me.
But it sounds really nice. I like life nice and slow. I like the idea of a small town – at least, smaller than my hometown of 69,000 people.
I definitely agree with the idea of going out of your little town to a bigger school, though. It’s really a beneficial change to go to a large-scale college, because of all the experiences you can get there. Community colleges are nice on the wallet, but they don’t provide the same great experience that big college life does.
Personally I just strut my (pale) stuff and act confident in my own skin – I can’t tan at all anyways, so no reason to be down in the mouth about it. It’s not the end of the world if you’re pale and most people exaggerate it. Pale is beautiful, because you look like one of those gorgeous porcelain dolls everyone wastes their money collecting.
Plus you look dainty. And cute. Screw being tan. You won’t have wrinkles when you’re 30.
I can’t decide if I’m madder about this girl having better moves than sober me (and probably drunk me), or the fact that she’s 13 and should be worried about her grades, not showing off her little girl body to the world.
Also I have to agree with a previous commenter, a nose job should definitely be her next goal. She’d probably get more funding if she asked for the money for a nose job instead.
It’s a description, he is very obviously in need of a wheel chair to get around. He is wheelchair bound, he will need one for the rest of his life. The harness was a special occasion for his wife. It doesn’t change the fact that he will not, unless technology advances really fast sometime soon, be able to get around without it. He’s paraplegic. I fail to see how it is, in any way, offensive. Seriously can we stop trying to find offense in every little thing?
I find it interesting that, with all that’s going on in the world that’s about 400 times more important than your typical white girls’ vocab, they decide to worry about what words they don’t wanna hear someone else say. Like… How sad is that? Time magazine is probably one of the biggest wastes of paper. I will say what I want, even if you vote to “ban” the world.
Hell, I’ll write a long letter using every one of these words at least 10 times throughout it and still make a valid argument. It’s just really annoying.
And the fact that they want to ban feminist? I’m not sure what’s worse, that or the fact that I’m not even really surprised.
I literally can’t even with this list. Totes not bae. Obvi Time has nothing better to do with their lives.
Adios money, hello sweet, beautiful, shiny revenge.
Amazing! No lie, that makes me want to be a part of y’all’s sorority. I love it.
Really? D: That’s awful! I really think they should lay off a bit, the closing statement of this article just says all that needs to be said. Everybody is so worried about what *might* be seen as “gang-related” instead of what actually IS gang-related. I feel like I’ve been in this fight with one thing or another since middle school.
Eh, I can agree with like 80% of this. I don’t really think his eating habits are too much of a sign you should dump him.
But yeah, 39 is like THE BIGGEST THING. If my dad can’t respect a young man or the way he treats me, I will not go out with that guy.
Or maybe I’m just tired of being mistaken for being a “crazy drunk slut” because so many women choose to become that person.
Oh, honey. If you think Lilly’s designs are “classy,” I think we need to sit down and have a talk.
There is nothing classy about 400 colors meshed together on a piece of fabric. It looks like a unicorn threw up all over the print.
If pukey prints are your thing, then that’s great. That doesn’t suddenly make it classy. And if you’re referring to the price tag on them, then you have got a massively warped sense of “classy.”
Classy is “stylish and sophisticated.” There’s nothing truly “stylish” about these clothes. They cover up the barbecue sauce you dripped on yourself, and you’ll certainly attract attention in public places, so that’s practical, I suppose. There is CERTAINLY nothing sophisticated about something that looks like what I wore back in kindergarten.
Sorry, dear. Please learn the correct definition and stop making the rest of us look like money-obsessed air-heads. That’s not classy.
Lilly is just a bunch of gaudy clothes anyways so who cares??
Excellent article. 2014 was, for me, totally the best year ever. I’m ready to make 2015 top it!
“Trying to stay on your best recruitment behavior for six months sucks. ”
So acting like a decent human being is hard? Following the rules means that college sucks? I have yet to do one “risque” thing in college and I’m still loving it and greek life.
It’s really annoying that everyone on this site just furthers the negative ideas of sorority women being completely incapable of turning down anything involving alcohol and sex. Sure, I guess that’s great for some. But you girls act like that’s all there is to life, and it just creates a bad image of yourselves and, in turn, a bad image for sorority women everywhere.
There’s even an article on here basically bashing anyone who dares to say “stay classy.” God forbid we ever want to have a good image! That’s just too unheard of, because it involves not drinking yourself into passing out and keeping yourself looking elegant and pulled-together while out in the public eye.
This is amazing. Forever love.
LMAO thank you for voicing my thoughts ^
Ignoring the other person who obviously just wants an excuse to bash someone, it’s great that you’re eager to return home. And exactly as you said, home is where the heart is. I hope everything is as great as you remembered it!
I grew up in a large city, and now go to a college in an even BIGGER city that’s further north. For me, it’s almost too big. I love mudding. And hunting. And fishing. And I’d love to experience that small-town life for at least a little bit before deciding if it’s really for me.
But it sounds really nice. I like life nice and slow. I like the idea of a small town – at least, smaller than my hometown of 69,000 people.
I definitely agree with the idea of going out of your little town to a bigger school, though. It’s really a beneficial change to go to a large-scale college, because of all the experiences you can get there. Community colleges are nice on the wallet, but they don’t provide the same great experience that big college life does.
Personally I just strut my (pale) stuff and act confident in my own skin – I can’t tan at all anyways, so no reason to be down in the mouth about it. It’s not the end of the world if you’re pale and most people exaggerate it. Pale is beautiful, because you look like one of those gorgeous porcelain dolls everyone wastes their money collecting.
Plus you look dainty. And cute. Screw being tan. You won’t have wrinkles when you’re 30.
I can’t decide if I’m madder about this girl having better moves than sober me (and probably drunk me), or the fact that she’s 13 and should be worried about her grades, not showing off her little girl body to the world.
Also I have to agree with a previous commenter, a nose job should definitely be her next goal. She’d probably get more funding if she asked for the money for a nose job instead.
It’s a description, he is very obviously in need of a wheel chair to get around. He is wheelchair bound, he will need one for the rest of his life. The harness was a special occasion for his wife. It doesn’t change the fact that he will not, unless technology advances really fast sometime soon, be able to get around without it. He’s paraplegic. I fail to see how it is, in any way, offensive. Seriously can we stop trying to find offense in every little thing?
I find it interesting that, with all that’s going on in the world that’s about 400 times more important than your typical white girls’ vocab, they decide to worry about what words they don’t wanna hear someone else say. Like… How sad is that? Time magazine is probably one of the biggest wastes of paper. I will say what I want, even if you vote to “ban” the world.
Hell, I’ll write a long letter using every one of these words at least 10 times throughout it and still make a valid argument. It’s just really annoying.
And the fact that they want to ban feminist? I’m not sure what’s worse, that or the fact that I’m not even really surprised.
I literally can’t even with this list. Totes not bae. Obvi Time has nothing better to do with their lives.
Love the music video, and I want all those gorgeous outfits she wore.
(please don’t take me seriously)
“There’s probably 50 shades of Florida Georgia Line”
O.O Yes please.