TFTC what other people think.

TFTC what other people think.

Posted by TexasFratStar 287 days ago

(55) Comments so far.

  1. Love Truth and Boner says:

    nice find on google, you’re so fratty.

  2. carolinahaze says:

    Clip-ons – NF

  3. bobby_cox says:

    No one has ever won a fight while wearing a bow tie.

  4. Bid says:

    If you aren’t secure enough to wear a bow tie, you’ll never experience the improvement in appearance.

    • booze haze slam says:

      agreed

    • StayFrattyAlum says:

      I get the tradition behind it. And I respect those of you who can rock it. However, as a Yankee, wearing a bow tie on the trading floor or in front of clients would bad news.

    • StayFrattyAlum says:

      ^ be*

    • Mr Rager says:

      Being a Yankee alone is bad news.

    • StayFrattyAlum says:

      I’d like to live in Texas or NC someday, but unfortunately Wall Street is where my career is based.

    • StayFrattyAlum says:

      Lay off the Northerner hate too, a New England Univerisity–>BB I-bank, is the definition of frat.

    • PA_Bro says:

      The North East is where fraternities started. I really don’t like all the hate on NE fraternities. You all act like we don’t know what were doing, the bros who graduate from here are the ones who RUN your frats

    • FraterdayAfternoon says:

      Agreed with PA_Bro, but i think you mean the Brothers who graduate from NE fraternities run your Fraternities. get your shit right.

    • booze haze slam says:

      fraternitiesmay have started in the NE but they are much better in the southeast, to bad we excelled in making them better like everything else. oh and you can keep jersey shore its for fn guidos.

    • HFF says:

      “stayfrattyalum” the first fraternity was founded in Virginia, and any of them that are worth a damn are headquartered in the South. pipe down.

    • Teddy__Brosevelt says:

      HFF, The first fraternity in Virginia was DKE at UVa. And since Deke started at Yale in 1844, then will you please explain how the first fraternity was founded in VA?

    • Kiawah Island says:

      Strictly speaking, Phi Beta Kappa, the original Greek Letter society was founded at William and Mary in 1776.

    • BeerAndPhilosophy says:

      The oldest fraternity in America was founded in New York in 1825. It is called the Kappa Alpha Society and was a member of the Union Triade. The oldest continuous chapter of any fraternity is the NYU chapter of Delta Phi (1841).

    • FOKROMIX says:

      All of you are somewhat right. It depends on what you want to call a fraternity. Some say fraternities began with the first collegiate society, the Flat Hat Club, which was founded at UVA by Thomas Jefferson in 1750. Others say that Phi Beta Kappa is the first fraternity, as it is the oldest Greek-letter organization in the United States. The actual first social society to use the word fraternity was Kappa Alpha Society at Union College in 1825.

    • FOKROMIX says:

      *William and Mary, not UVA.

    • Benjamin Fratklin says:

      Actually, Kappa Sig was Founded in 1400 at University of Bologna in Italy. It’s now based out of Charlottesville, VA. Phi Beta Kappa is the first American Greek letter organization founded fraternity in 1776, but it’s an honor society so it doesn’t really count.

    • older row says:

      ^If that’s the case then how come KappSig’s ritual is blatantly stolen from the primary Masonic degrees? Ksigs are so annoying with their “founded in Italy” bullshit. Even if it were true it would make you the inheritors of a guido legacy.

    • Lindsay BROhan says:

      ^This

  5. CandC says:

    The funny part about this quote is that everyone in the South wears them because such a high emphasis is placed on appearance.

  6. Frataloosca says:

    This is fucking gold, if you don’t like it you’re a damn commie.

  7. rose_and_white says:

    I love a man in a bow tie!

  8. MonbroMarshSweetland says:

    Bows & Toes > Bow Ties

  9. Frature Sucess Story says:

    Go to Hell tie. TFM

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