Hazing stories
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UncleTomFord15
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I got hazed then I died, now I post on the coli
Never was in a frat, would never consider it, but I have read some incredibly disgusting shyt regarding frats and hazing, I know a few that were in frats and sororities, I know they ran wild, never heard any hazing stories....it's really disturbing, and an insight into the latent homosexuality and domination/control rampant in those communities and social circles. I have little respect for any such organization, but this post is aimed specifically at the frats involved in extreme hazing. There are like 10 incidents in the last year regarding rape and sexual assault charges for various related hazing cases.
CHICAGOrilla
All Star
Ain't nobody bout to fess up to that demented/gay shyt them frats make them do
Black Sinatra
Raised Glass to the Squandered Potentials..
Not a frat story but...
When I got promoted to Non Commissioned Officer in the Army
, I was summarily adorned with stripes that were pinned to the collar of my uniform without the closures attached to actual pins
. After the ceremony concluded, I noticed that the officers and the commander was leaving the area hurriedly. Instructions were given to the junior soldiers and family members to await the promotees in parking lot. I look around and see senior NCO's removing their headgear and coats...grinning, stretching, and whispering. The one remaining guy instructed us to dismiss the area through a particular hallway headed outside. I was first to go to the hallway, I turned the corner and the first face I see is my Squad leader looking like
. I look over his shoulder and see rows of Sergeants on both sides of the hallway, and I immediately realize what's up
. It's a goddamned Stripe Gauntlet, but before I could come to grips with that.....I get two heavy smacks on both metal pins. These pins are placed right on the collar above the chest and clavicle bone, so now I got half an inch of metal in flesh on both sides. Commonly called getting your blood stripes. I wince, and he gets right to ear and calmly say " welcome to the corps mutherfukker."
He pulls a swim move like a linebacker and thrusts me straight into the gauntlet of men awaiting me for 30 more feet of torment.
I get home, peel my uniform off and look in the mirror at the blood roll down my chest.
.....
.....
Still serving....still got my stripes.
When I got promoted to Non Commissioned Officer in the Army
, I was summarily adorned with stripes that were pinned to the collar of my uniform without the closures attached to actual pins. After the ceremony concluded, I noticed that the officers and the commander was leaving the area hurriedly. Instructions were given to the junior soldiers and family members to await the promotees in parking lot. I look around and see senior NCO's removing their headgear and coats...grinning, stretching, and whispering. The one remaining guy instructed us to dismiss the area through a particular hallway headed outside. I was first to go to the hallway, I turned the corner and the first face I see is my Squad leader looking like. I look over his shoulder and see rows of Sergeants on both sides of the hallway, and I immediately realize what's up. It's a goddamned Stripe Gauntlet, but before I could come to grips with that.....I get two heavy smacks on both metal pins. These pins are placed right on the collar above the chest and clavicle bone, so now I got half an inch of metal in flesh on both sides. Commonly called getting your blood stripes. I wince, and he gets right to ear and calmly say " welcome to the corps mutherfukker."He pulls a swim move like a linebacker and thrusts me straight into the gauntlet of men awaiting me for 30 more feet of torment.
I get home, peel my uniform off and look in the mirror at the blood roll down my chest.
..........Still serving....still got my stripes.
