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Sorority girls use far more smileys - =) is the most common, if you're curious - and exclamation points than is grammatically healthy.
I'm getting six of these e-mails a day on average starting from this past Sunday. It's starting to freak me out a little to see each message signed with 'luv.' Maybe Cindy was right in guessing that I'm embarking on some kind of insider ethnographic study for the social psych lab of the organization featured on MTV's Sorority Life 3.
Sometimes, I really wish I didn't feel so ambivalent about what seems like...everything. That stereotypically angst-imbued statement reminds me that I should be working on a paper about sombreros and electricity power repairs for Friday. All's well that ends well, right?
I'm getting six of these e-mails a day on average starting from this past Sunday. It's starting to freak me out a little to see each message signed with 'luv.' Maybe Cindy was right in guessing that I'm embarking on some kind of insider ethnographic study for the social psych lab of the organization featured on MTV's Sorority Life 3.
Sometimes, I really wish I didn't feel so ambivalent about what seems like...everything. That stereotypically angst-imbued statement reminds me that I should be working on a paper about sombreros and electricity power repairs for Friday. All's well that ends well, right?
