KENTUCKY SPRING ISSUE 14

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Issue 14

HOW TO BRING FRAT PARTIES TO YOUR HOMETOWN Erin Slekey wrote this

With summer quickly consuming all of your thoughts, we know you’re starting to get a little worried about some things. How will you keep in touch with your sorority sisters? Will Ben actually make the six-hour drive to Chicago to hook up with you every weekend? And, most importantly, who’s going to throw the frat parties?! Never fear, sorostitutes, The Black Sheep has got you covered. Step 1: Host a cooler painting party You’ll obviously need somewhere to store all of the frat beverages you’ll be serving at your makeshift party, so why not go the extra mile and have as many formal coolers as possible? As if your friends didn’t hate their lives enough during formal cooler season, you’re going to force them to make a few for the ragers you plan on hosting this summer. Make sure there’s a minimum requirement of three words on the cooler with the beginning of the word is replaced with “frat.” Examples include: “fratalina” or “frat laudy.” Step 2: Invite all of your hot, wannabe-frat-guy friends So maybe they took two classes at community college this summer and spent the rest of the time working on the farm, convincing themselves they could “live off the land.” Regardless, they’re hot as shit and you’re going to make them the stars of your frat parties. You’ll call it “barnyard chic” and it will be epic. Show them what they’ve been missing at that big, fancy school your parents are paying for you to attend. Step 3: Enlist “pledges” (incoming high school seniors) as drivers The incoming high school seniors are starting to think they’re hot shit, but of course they need to be knocked down a few pegs. They still think of you as royalty (because you are), so of course they’ll want to be pledges in your new frat. Promise to pay them in booze and they’ll do whatever you want. This won’t be as expensive as you think; high school kids get drunk off, like, one Natty Light. Everyone stays safe and you will have successfully corrupted the entire senior class.

Step 4: Steal booze from your parents Your parents like to keep a bar full of booze in their basement for all of their classy soirees, so you’re going to dip into that for your parties. Your parents are drunk by noon on the weekend. When you steal the vodka to make some tasty hooch, they’ll just think they accidentally drank it all for breakfast. Cheap and sneaky. Step 5: Find a basement Of course you can’t host these kinds of events at your own house! Convince one of your wealthy friends with a huge-ass basement to let you throw your frat parties at their house. Your rich friend’s been taking a year off to “find himself,” so he'll be intrigued to learn what college is really like.

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Step 6: Recreate Project X Hell, you’re going to call it Project Z because that’s how big it’s going to be. Fill your friend’s pool up with Jell-O, have a couple of flamethrowers for fun, and shoot off fireworks every 30 minutes to make sure the entire neighborhood knows where the party’s at. You’re home for the summer and you sure as hell want people to know it. You’ve blossomed from the shy girl/guy who never had a date to prom into the ATO groupie and ADPi house boy. It’s your job to show the losers from your hometown how it’s done. It’s on, bitches.

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