Subj : Re: Ethics test
To   : TNW7Z7Z7Z12345
From : Finnigann
Date : Mon Sep 12 2005 21:56:00

-=> TNW7Z7Z7Z12345 wrote to alt.tv.farscape <=-

 TN> From Newsgroup: alt.tv.farscape


 >  Ni> You keep using the phrase "frat-boy".  Is there something in
 >  Ni> particular about this that bothers you?  I was never in a fraternity
 >  Ni> but a lot of my friends were.  They were still pretty regular guys.
 >
 > The problem is, He STILL acts like a frat boy. I have seen the video of him
 > flipping off someone (not on camera) and laughing about it. Presidential,
not!



 TN> I was in college long ago when fraternities were still fairly strong,
 TN> and I knew lots of nice people in them.  The term "Frat-boy" was
 TN> typically reserved for individuals who were big partiers, not academic,
 TN> and who were crude and destructive (to property) when drunk.  And they
 TN> often treated women poorly, except for the one they finally married.

 TN> So in the case of Dubya, I don't think it's membership in a fraternity
 TN> that earned him the name.  It was/is his real or imagined behavior.


Are yo saying 'w' took down the respect level of the term 'Frat-boy' ?

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