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thesaneone
reply to post by WhiteAlice
This is no big deal.
Have you ever been to Las Vegas? And those are everyday people.
olaru12
reply to post by WhiteAlice
Go to any Private country club, Yacht harbor, Bohemian Grove, Skull and Bones type fraternity, etc; they are proud of the double standard and flaunt their money and power.
thesaneone
reply to post by WhiteAlice
Then you haven't really seen Las Vegas.
thesaneone
reply to post by WhiteAlice
I am not talking about the casino floor I am talking about the parties that happen in the ballrooms.
thesaneone
reply to post by WhiteAlice
Tell you what watch a players ball video on YouTube or wild Las Vegas private ballroom parties.
I'll bet you will see no difference between the elite and the regular folks who like to let loose every so often.
“In Wall Street land we’ll take our stand, said Morgan and Goldman. But first we better get some loans, so quick, get to the Fed, man.” Warren Stephens, investment banking CEO, singing his version of "Dixie"
WhiteAlice
The "Grand Swipe" heavily slammed Phi Beta Kappa (an university level honor society that's been around since 1776) with homosexual references and declaring they were established by "C+" students.
During his introductory remarks, Ross spoke for several minutes about the legend of Kappa Beta Phi – how it had been started in 1929 by “four C+ William and Mary students”;
During his introductory remarks, Ross spoke for several minutes about the legend of Kappa Beta Phi – how it had been started in 1929 by “four C+ William and Mary students”; how its crest, depicting a “macho right hand in a proper Savile Row suit and a Turnbull and Asser shirtsleeve,” was superior to that of its namesake Phi Beta Kappa (Ross called Phi Beta Kappa’s ruffled-sleeve logo a “tacit confession of homosexuality”)...