murfthesurf
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Never mind
I would expect from a drunken frat house than from West Point.
I truly wonder when the "tradition" did start as I also have heard from many OG's who said it was not included in their years. I do know that stuffing pillowcases is not new....while most do not, my OG said it happens every year. Those that defend this as "fun" and media has blown it out of proportion (which they have)...I have to wonder...if one of those future blows to the head becomes fatal or results in life-altering injuries..would you still defend the fun tradition.
I saw one statement where a lower classman was told by an upper classman, "if he did not come back with a bloody nose, he did not give it his all." Can this be interpreted as peer hazing...?
Well this didn't take long,
**I did not make this video, nor do I know who did.
Well this didn't take long,
**I did not make this video, nor do I know who did.
I can tell you that it was not a form of hazing. It was meant sarcastically.
It's also a reference to something that was said to ancient Greek warriors when they went off to war. My son explained it to me. It was definitely not meant as a directive.