Best schools for bro's? Forum
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- S de Garmeaux

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- BriaTharen

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lawhawk

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hopefulundergrad wrote:As someone who fratted pretty hard in UG, bro =/= Guido.
OP: UVA, Michigan, Duke, Cornell, GULC are the T14s for you.
-Browen Wilson
As someone else who fratted pretty hard in UG, the way you guys describe bro...bro = guido.
You should probably not attend a southern school if you plan to bro by crushing beers and slaying bitties, etc, etc.
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lawhawk

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sdegarmo nailed it
except I would add UF, Florida State, Rutgers, and any Big Ten school.
except I would add UF, Florida State, Rutgers, and any Big Ten school.
- Grizz

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Would you say UGA and UF also have the potential to be fratty?hopefulundergrad wrote:As someone who fratted pretty hard in UG, bro =/= Guido.
OP: UVA, Michigan, Duke, Cornell, GULC are the T14s for you.
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I must be misunderstanding... Bama, UGA, UF, etc. have the hottest (and dumbest) chicks, and huge party scenes. As a general rule I'd say the further south you go the hotter the girls. What's not to like for a bro at southern schools?lawhawk wrote:You should probably not attend a southern school if you plan to bro by crushing beers and slaying bitties, etc, etc.
- S de Garmeaux

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its important to note that different regions have differently dressed bros
some where Abercrombie and Fitch, some 7even & Ed Hardy, some AFFLICTION, some pookah shells, some cargo shorts
they are all bros, just with different nuances
some where Abercrombie and Fitch, some 7even & Ed Hardy, some AFFLICTION, some pookah shells, some cargo shorts
they are all bros, just with different nuances
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holborn

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Real bros would not wear any of these things. Try polo, vineyard vines, and ray bans.sdegarmo wrote:its important to note that different regions have differently dressed bros
some where Abercrombie and Fitch, some 7even & Ed Hardy, some AFFLICTION, some pookah shells, some cargo shorts
they are all bros, just with different nuances
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cubswin

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False. Many bros on the South side of Chicago rock Affliction and Ed Hardy like it's a religion, whereas the North side bro is typically clothed in the apparel you listed.julesm2200 wrote:Real bros would not wear any of these things. Try polo, vineyard vines, and ray bans.sdegarmo wrote:its important to note that different regions have differently dressed bros
some where Abercrombie and Fitch, some 7even & Ed Hardy, some AFFLICTION, some pookah shells, some cargo shorts
they are all bros, just with different nuances
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02082010

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TITCR.julesm2200 wrote:Real bros would not wear any of these things. Try polo, vineyard vines, and ray bans.sdegarmo wrote:its important to note that different regions have differently dressed bros
some where Abercrombie and Fitch, some 7even & Ed Hardy, some AFFLICTION, some pookah shells, some cargo shorts
they are all bros, just with different nuances
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holborn

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Clearly, real bros need to do a better job distinguishing themselves from the general douchebeggery you just discribed.cubswin wrote:False. Many bros on the South side of Chicago rock Affliction and Ed Hardy like it's a religion
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julesm2200 wrote:Clearly, real bros need to do a better job distinguishing themselves from the general douchebeggery you just discribed.cubswin wrote:False. Many bros on the South side of Chicago rock Affliction and Ed Hardy like it's a religion
your scope of bro is far too narrow
- Grizz

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Patagonia stand-up short (5" inseam), boat shoes, Brooks Bros.julesm2200 wrote:Real bros would not wear any of these things. Try polo, vineyard vines, and ray bans.sdegarmo wrote:its important to note that different regions have differently dressed bros
some where Abercrombie and Fitch, some 7even & Ed Hardy, some AFFLICTION, some pookah shells, some cargo shorts
they are all bros, just with different nuances
z71s, croakies, coozies.
Need I say more?
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amclane

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HAHA POOKAH SHELLSsdegarmo wrote:its important to note that different regions have differently dressed bros
some where Abercrombie and Fitch, some 7even & Ed Hardy, some AFFLICTION, some pookah shells, some cargo shorts
they are all bros, just with different nuances
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holborn

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I would have to respectfully disagree. You say too narrow. I say correct. There are many ppl who try to emulate bros, many fail. also, many think that an A&F polo can be substituted for a classic ralph lauren polo. Or that ed hardy is ever a good idea. ever. these people should not be called bros. It only encourages them.sdegarmo wrote:julesm2200 wrote:Clearly, real bros need to do a better job distinguishing themselves from the general douchebeggery you just discribed.cubswin wrote:False. Many bros on the South side of Chicago rock Affliction and Ed Hardy like it's a religion
your scope of bro is far too narrow
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holborn

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No, you don't. or at least shouldnt have to. Im glad someone else on this forum knows what they're talking about.rad law wrote:Patagonia stand-up short (5" inseam), boat shoes, Brooks Bros.julesm2200 wrote:Real bros would not wear any of these things. Try polo, vineyard vines, and ray bans.sdegarmo wrote:its important to note that different regions have differently dressed bros
some where Abercrombie and Fitch, some 7even & Ed Hardy, some AFFLICTION, some pookah shells, some cargo shorts
they are all bros, just with different nuances
z71s, croakies, coozies.
Need I say more?
- nematoad

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this.JessicaTiger wrote:Business school
- badwithpseudonyms

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Is bro your URM?hopefulundergrad wrote:As someone who fratted pretty hard in UG, bro =/= Guido.
OP: UVA, Michigan, Duke, Cornell, GULC are the T14s for you.
-Browen Wilson
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- Grizz

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Much of this controversy might be sorted out if there was a "fratty law schools" thread, but then again, I doubt it.julesm2200 wrote:No, you don't. or at least shouldnt have to. Im glad someone else on this forum knows what they're talking about.rad law wrote:Patagonia stand-up short (5" inseam), boat shoes, Brooks Bros.julesm2200 wrote:Real bros would not wear any of these things. Try polo, vineyard vines, and ray bans.sdegarmo wrote:its important to note that different regions have differently dressed bros
some where Abercrombie and Fitch, some 7even & Ed Hardy, some AFFLICTION, some pookah shells, some cargo shorts
they are all bros, just with different nuances
z71s, croakies, coozies.
Need I say more?
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holborn

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True. The confusion could be my fault considering I believe "bro" and "fratty" to be in the same group and am arguing on that assumption.rad law wrote:Much of this controversy might be sorted out if there was a "fratty law schools" thread, but then again, I doubt it.
- Grizz

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I'm gonna go start one right now. We can all attempt to clear this up.julesm2200 wrote:True. The confusion could be my fault considering I believe "bro" and "fratty" to be in the same group and am arguing on that assumption.rad law wrote:Much of this controversy might be sorted out if there was a "fratty law schools" thread, but then again, I doubt it.
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Yimbeezy

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Only the elitist bros look down upon other bros for not being able to afford a whole brodrobe of brolo.julesm2200 wrote:I would have to respectfully disagree. You say too narrow. I say correct. There are many ppl who try to emulate bros, many fail. also, many think that an A&F polo can be substituted for a classic ralph lauren polo. Or that ed hardy is ever a good idea. ever. these people should not be called bros. It only encourages them.sdegarmo wrote:julesm2200 wrote:Clearly, real bros need to do a better job distinguishing themselves from the general douchebeggery you just discribed.cubswin wrote:False. Many bros on the South side of Chicago rock Affliction and Ed Hardy like it's a religion
your scope of bro is far too narrow
Really, though, I think brodom calls for a more expansive definition than the one under which you are operating. They have bros at state schools (and not just the big Virginia one).
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02082010

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You mean is that how I can claim URM status? Partly.badwithpseudonyms wrote:Is bro your URM?hopefulundergrad wrote:As someone who fratted pretty hard in UG, bro =/= Guido.
OP: UVA, Michigan, Duke, Cornell, GULC are the T14s for you.
-Browen Wilson
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An AA bro.
- Blindmelon

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BC - Catholic preppy school where people go to "the Vineyard" over break and fleeces and Ray Bans are standard. Also, whitest school (other than Vanilla-nova) that I've ever seen. Thats the UG at least... I don't know about the LS.